Los Angeles Film Awards

​​ Best Picture Talking Parrot - Luo Yu Best Narrative Feature Maybe It's Love - Akhil Akkina Best Narrative Short Talking Parrot - Luo Yu Best Indie Film Data Not Drama - David Ramer Best Drama The Guardian Angel - Andrei Christian Bortica Best Thriller Synthetic - Ismail Albukhari Best Sci-Fi Furi - Barty Shepherd, Bailey Tom Bailey, Lucy May Mil

Talking Parrot is a quietly powerful film that invites us to walk in another's shoes with profound empathy. Through remarkable sensitivity and emotional honesty, director Yu Luo explores one of the most heartbreaking questions a parent of a child with disabilities can face: Who will care for my child when I'm gone?

Entering its second decade, the Los Angeles Film Awards continues to serve as an elite global benchmark for filmmaking excellence, spotlighting extraordinary narratives that carry the depth and polish of high-end cinema. The selection process for our 11th annual edition highlighted a breathtaking caliber of films, driven by complex storytelling, ma

Over the past decade, the Los Angeles Film Awards has established itself as a premier destination for cinematic excellence, acting as a vital bridge where high-caliber studio storytelling and elite independent vision meet. As we celebrate our milestone 10th anniversary, the official nominee class of 2025 represents the absolute vanguard of the craf

“Faith and the Christmas Star” directed by Anne Trenning is a marvelously refreshing take on classic Christmas stories. Much of today’s modern filmmaking, particularly the ones driven toward young viewers, exists in overwhelm and overstimulation.

Robbery at the Rockvale Theatre / Written and Directed by Jesse Edwards Family films are often the hardest to pull off. They need to entertain younger audiences while still offering enough heart, humor, and adventure to keep everyone else invested.

​​ Best Picture The Baby Clause - Maty Young, LK Bermudez Best Narrative Film SEEK II: The Unsung Scars - Shane Kosugi, Kenji Qurata Best Indie Film A Lot to Lose - Yiqing Wei, Brycen Guerrero Best Drama Second Life - Ching-Hung An Best Comedy A World Class Superpower - Mikael Genachte-Le Bail Best Parody A World Class Superpower - Mikael Genachte-

Second Life / Written by Ying-min Chang, Ching-Hung An, Chi-Hsiang Wang. Directed by Ching-Hung An Based on a remarkable true story, Second Life is an ambitious and deeply heartfelt drama that embraces a wide emotional spectrum.

Film Review: What the Deep Knows - A Beautiful Story About Fear, Courage, and Connection Created by Claudia Lalau. Fear is one of the first emotions we learn as children.

SEEK II: The Unsung Scars delivers exactly the kind of cinematic experience its premise promises - a fast-paced, action-driven story filled with suspense, impressive combat sequences, and strong visual craftsmanship. The chapter-based structure helps maintain momentum throughout the film while allowing each sequence to build toward its own dramatic