2025
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2025 MFF

This year’s Festival screened over 199 narratives, documentaries, and short films of all genres, from over 45 countries worldwide, including 35 World Premieres, two International Premieres, nine North American Premieres, three U.S. Premieres, 21 East Coast Premieres, and 72 Florida Premieres.

Program highlights of this year’s Festival included screenings of Amazon MGM Studios’s Another Simple Favor, The Salt Path, starring Jason Isaacs and Gillian Anderson, Edson Jean’s Miami-set Know Me – The Untold Miami Bath Salts Phenomenon, and The Wedding Banquet, starring Bowen Yang and Lily Gladstone.

Festival Honorees

Paul Feig: Precious Gem Award

Mark Duplass: Impact Award

Roger Ross Williams: Impact Award

Billy Zane: Art of Light Award

Melanie Lynskey: Precious Gem Award

Festival Award Winners

Jury Awards

  • MARIMBAS Award – The Last Meal, directed by Maryse Legagneur
  • Made in MIA Feature Film Award – The Python Hunt, directed by Xander Robin
  • Jordan Resslerr First Feature Award – Omaha, directed by Cole Webley
  • Documentary Achievement Award – Checkpoint Zoo, directed by Joshue Zeman
  • Made in MIA Short Film Award – Little Haitei, Miami, USA, directed by XF Serrano
  • Miami INternational Short Film Award – Gender Reveal, directed by Mo Matton
  • Short Documnetary Film Award – View from the Floor, directed by Megan Griffiths & Mindie Lind
  • Florida Cinemaslam Award – Dirt Therapy, directed by Sebastian Valencia
  • The Reel South Short Film Award – George V., directed by Dennis Scholl & Dia Knotaxis

Audience Awards

  • Audience Feature Film Award – Espina, directed by Daniel Poler
    • First runner-up – Adiós Cuba, directed by Rolando Díaz
    • Seond runner-up – Magic Hour, direced by Jacqueline Christy
  • Audience Documentary Film Award – Selena, directed by Isabel Catro
    • First runner-up – Chirino, directed by Jorge Soliño
    • Second runner-up – The Librarians, directed by Kim Snyder
  • Audience Short Film Award – Night Train Last Stop, directed by Gina Margillo
    • First runner-up – Test of Time, directed by Julian Alicea
    • Second runner-up – Confession of a Jumbotron Addict, directed by Mickey Duzyj

Films

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