Asian Film Festival of Dallas Marks 25th Anniversary with Diverse Lineup
The Asian Film Festival of Dallas is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a lineup of films including zombies, ghosts, and documentaries, being shown at the Angelika Film Center this weekend.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, July 24, 2026 —
The Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) is marking its 25th anniversary this weekend with a curated selection of films. The festival, taking place at the Angelika Film Center, will feature a diverse program that includes genres such as zombie thrillers, ghost stories, and insightful documentaries.
This milestone anniversary for the AFFD highlights a quarter-century of showcasing Asian cinema and filmmakers to the Dallas community. The chosen films for this year’s celebration aim to represent the breadth and depth of storytelling within Asian cinema.
Attendees can expect to experience a range of narratives and cinematic styles. The inclusion of zombie films suggests a nod to popular genre entries, while ghost stories tap into rich cultural folklore. The documentary selections are expected to offer non-fiction perspectives on various aspects of Asian life and issues.
The specific dates and showtimes for the films are available through the Angelika Film Center’s schedule. The festival provides an opportunity for film enthusiasts to engage with a variety of cinematic works that might not typically receive wide distribution.
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