About this Event
Join Justice for My Sister in celebrating the talented filmmakers who participated in our programs over the past year. We will have a red carpet, guest speakers, panels, photo-ops, networking opportunities, and much more!
The venue is ADA accessible.
PARKING OPTIONS:
Parking Lot 7 on 140 N. Judge John Aiso St. - is located behind the festival building. Cost is $13 for the day
If you are riding the Metrolink, get off at "Little Tokyo Station"
Agenda
🕑: 03:00 PM - 04:30 PM
Red Carpet (Filmmakers and V.I.P. Guests ONLY)
🕑: 04:30 PM
Doors Open
🕑: 05:00 PM
Block 1
Info: THEME: SPOTLIGHTING JFMS PROGRAMS
- Nuevas Novelas
- Evelyn Gonzalez
- Chelsea Brown
- Julio Revilla
- EN’B Kim
- Jennifer Pedroza & Natalie Garcia
- "Everybody Deserves a Fair Chance" Documentary by Andrea Diaz
- Victor Velasco's "I Have Wings but I Cannot Fly"
- Arman Khaghani's "Breathe, Brother, Breathe"
- "Tap into this" PA Commencement Documentary
🕑: 06:30 PM
2025 - 2026 PA Cohort Graduation
🕑: 07:00 PM
Intermission
🕑: 07:20 PM
Block 2
Info: THEME: SPOTLIGHTING TRAUMA INFORMED STORIES AND HEALING NARRATIVES
- Jacqueline Guido's "MoleGuan"
- Jahmil Eady's "Hatchlings"
- Vicente Garcia's "Glimmer"
- Augusta Mariano's "I Think My R*p*st Is a Pretty Nice Guy" trailer
- Nava Mau’s “All the Words but the One"
🕑: 08:40 PM
Care Behind the Camera: A Conversation on Trauma-Informed Filmmaking
Host: Moderated by Soraya Giaccardi Vargas
Info: Featuring Nava Mau, Jacqueline Guido, Jahmil Eady, Vicente Garcia, and Augusta Mariano.
🕑: 09:30 PM
Event Close
Event venue & nearby stays
Japanese American National Museum, 100 North Central Avenue, Los Angeles, United States
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