October 12, 13 & 15, 2026
SEATTLE, WA — The Seattle Latino Film Festival (SLFF) will make a significant expansion during its 18th Annual Edition by presenting, for the first time, a dedicated series of weekday daytime screenings in Shoreline, creating a new gateway to Latino and Latin American cinema for audiences in North Seattle, Shoreline, and communities throughout northern King County.
The three-film matinee program at Landmark’s Crest Cinema Center represents an important step in expanding SLFF’s geographic reach.
By bringing the festival to a major cinema venue in the north, SLFF aims to make its programming more accessible to residents who may not regularly travel to downtown Seattle for cultural events. The initiative also invites audiences of different ages and backgrounds to discover filmmakers and stories from across the Latino world.
The Shoreline program is made possible through the 4Culture Reduced Admission Access program, helping SLFF expand affordable access to cultural programming and strengthen its connection with communities throughout King County.
SHORELINE MATINEE PROGRAM
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2026
BOCA VIEJA
Mexico • 2025 • 95 min
Feature Documentary
25% OFF
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
COINCIDENCES
Mexico • 2025 • 90 min
BOCA VIEJA
Mexico • 2025 • 95 min
Feature Documentary
25% OFF
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
COINCIDENCES
Mexico • 2025 • 90 min
Feature Drama
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
DE TAL PALO
Puerto Rico • 2025 • 94 min
Feature Drama
10% OFF
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Discount codes are available through October 5, 2026.
25% OFF
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
DE TAL PALO
Puerto Rico • 2025 • 94 min
Feature Drama
10% OFF
SLFFMATINEE2026
Tickets
Discount codes are available through October 5, 2026.
The Crest is located at 16505 5th Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155 in the heart of Ridgecrest.
The Shoreline matinees are part of SLFF’s broader commitment to cultural access, representation, and community engagement. The festival presents cinema connecting audiences with diverse experiences, histories, identities, and perspectives from Latin America, Spain, the Caribbean, and Latino communities in the United States.
About the Seattle Latino Film Festival
Founded in 2009, SLFF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cultural organization dedicated to presenting Latino and Latin American cinema, supporting filmmakers, and creating opportunities for cultural exchange and education throughout the region.
“This is an important step for SLFF,” said Jorge Enrique González Pacheco, Founder and Chief Programmer.
“For 18 years, we have worked to bring Latino cinema to audiences across the region. Bringing weekday matinees to Shoreline opens a new door—making the festival more accessible while inviting North Seattle and northern King County communities to become part of our cultural conversation.”
The Shoreline matinees are part of SLFF’s broader commitment to cultural access, representation, and community engagement. The festival presents cinema connecting audiences with diverse experiences, histories, identities, and perspectives from Latin America, Spain, the Caribbean, and Latino communities in the United States.
About the Seattle Latino Film Festival
Founded in 2009, SLFF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cultural organization dedicated to presenting Latino and Latin American cinema, supporting filmmakers, and creating opportunities for cultural exchange and education throughout the region.
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