Justice for My People Film Festival

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!

From 3.00pm to 4.30pm, join us at the "JFMP Filmmaker’s Studio", an intimate space designed for candid conversations and insider advice from industry pros. Enjoy light bites and soft drinks, connect with fellow filmmakers and get a headshot photography mini-session (only for paid ticket holders).

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"

Info: **Block 1 is appropriate for all ages with parental guidance advised.**
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

Info: **Block 2 is best suited for 18+ audience members as it deals with nudity, sexual assault and violence, and other adult themes.**
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"

Info: Featuring Nava Mau, Jacqueline Guido, Jahmil Eady, Vicente Garcia, and Augusta Mariano.

Event venue & nearby stays

Japanese American National Museum, 100 North Central Avenue, Los Angeles, United States

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