The Latino Film Institute (LFI) announced the 2025 award winners of the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF) on Sunday, honoring excellence across U.S. Latino film, animation and episodic storytelling. The accolades were revealed during a closing night cocktail reception held at The Kookaburra Lounge in Ovation Hollywood, wrapping the five-day festival that spotlighted over 90 films, including 18 world premieres.
LALIFF 2025 opened with the documentary “ASCO: Without Permission” and closed with the narrative feature “Serious People.” In addition to its professional programming, nearly 300 student films were showcased through the Youth Cinema Project.
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