Orlando Film Festival Returns November 19: Plaza Cinema Café Reopens Exclusively for the Festival With About 120 Independent Films
The Orlando Film Festival runs November 19 to 22 at the Plaza Cinema Café, 155 S. Orange Avenue in downtown Orlando, Orange County, Florida. The cinema has been closed since March 2025 and reopens temporarily and exclusively for the festival, without resuming regular operations; executive director Daniel E. Springen says the festival is back in the home it has had for 18 years and open to the public again.
Opening night, November 19, starts with a red carpet and a screening of Boris Is Dead, directed by James Cullen Bressack and starring Dane Cook, Jesse Metcalfe, Cam Gigandet, Hana Mae Lee and Traci Lords; the film screens again at 4 p.m. on November 20 in Theater 1.
About 120 independent films screen across the cinema's four auditoriums, spanning features, documentaries and shorts. The festival closes on Sunday, November 22 with a shorts program and the awards ceremony.
According to the festival's published ticketing information, day passes are $20, festival passes $50, VIP passes $100 and VIP Elite passes $200, with opening night included only in the Elite pass. The full schedule is on the festival's official website.
Source: Orlando Film Festival
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：奥兰多市中心与 Lake Eola 湖畔天际线，奥兰多电影节在市中心的 Plaza Cinema Café 举行（Wikimedia Commons）
