It’s big lights, cinema cameras, and more great action as the Arts Council of Greater Weston and the City of Weston announce that the Weston Foreign Film Series will continue to feature six foreign films again this year. The popularity of this series has grown year by year, and from its beginning in the Weston Library, it now takes two auditoriums at two times to accommodate the expanding audience.
Movies will be screened on the second Monday of each month from November 2025 through April 2026. All movies are in their original language with English subtitles.
Irene Carraway. WFFS Director, says, “We are very excited about the films we selected this year. They provide you with a window into diverse cultures, values, and ways of life that might otherwise remain unfamiliar. They highlight different approaches to storytelling, challenging viewers to step outside the conventions of mainstream cinema”.
Showtimes are 4:45pm and 7:30pm at the AMC Weston 8 Cinema Theater, 1338 SW 160th Ave, Sunrise, FL 33326. Doors open 30 minutes before each showing.
Six series tickets: November 2025 – April 2026: $48.00. Season tickets will go on sale October 6th, 2025
Ticket locations:
Weston Community Center, 20200 Saddle Club Rd., Weston, FL (checks only)
Weston Friends of the Library, Weston Branch Library, 4205 Bonaventure Blvd., Weston, FL (afternoons and checks only)
Online sales at 1weston.com
Single tickets: can be purchased at the Arts Council Table at the movie theater the day of the showing for $10.00 (pending availability)
The first film, on Monday, November 10, 2025, is “Elsa & Fred”– 108 min – Spanish. A heartwarming movie that captivates audiences with its charming story and delightful characters. This romantic comedy-drama explores the transformative power of love and the importance of embracing life’s adventures, no matter one’s age.
Future films will be listed in the Calendar sections of our print media partners. To view the entire season’s offerings, go to 1weston.com.
Laura Dobrzanski, President of the Arts Council of Greater Weston, summed it up perfectly. “One of the absolute joys of our Foreign Film Series is watching the audience react — the laughter, the surprise, even the quiet moments of reflection. These films really connect with our audience, and that’s the best part.”
