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AFM 2025 Returning to Los Angeles, Exhibitors Announced
Imagine a big movie party called the American Film Market (AFM) where people from all over the world come to buy and sell movies.
This year, AFM is going back to Los Angeles after a trip to Las Vegas.
Many companies are already signed up to show their movies!
It's like a big movie convention, with companies from lots of different countries.
They will show their films, make deals, and talk about the film business.
The AFM is happening in November at the Fairmont Century Plaza, and movies will be shown nearby at the AMC Century City 15.
The American Film Market (AFM) will return to L.A. for its 2025 edition after a stint in Las Vegas.
The Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA) reports strong early exhibitor interest.
Companies from over 60 countries have confirmed attendance for the 46th edition.
AFM 2025 will be held at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City from November 11-16.
Screenings will take place at the AMC Century City 15.
- Who
- Companies and individuals involved in the independent film and television industry.
- What
- The American Film Market (AFM) is returning to L.A. for its 2025 edition.
- Where
- Fairmont Century Plaza in Century City, near Beverly Hills, and screenings at the AMC Century City 15.
- When
- November 11-16, 2025.
- Why
- To facilitate business, networking, film screenings, and insights into the marketplace.
Key facts
- Event
- American Film Market (AFM) 2025
- Location
- Fairmont Century Plaza, Century City, Los Angeles
- Dates
- November 11-16, 2025
- Edition
- 46th
- Organized by
- Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA)
- Screenings Venue
- AMC Century City 15
Quotes
The Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA)
The organization behind the American Film Market
“This early momentum signals a renewed sense of optimism and engagement across the independent film and television industry, as well as highlights AFM’s enduring position for global players to gather to do business, network, present and screen completed films and works-in-progress and gain insights into the current marketplace.”
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