AFM in Vegas: Mixed Reactions and a Focus on Genre Films
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The American Film Market (AFM) faced criticism after relocating from Los Angeles to the Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas for its 2024 edition. Attendees complained about logistical issues, limited dining options, and the venue's "soulless" atmosphere. Despite some praise for the proximity of screening rooms, many expressed dissatisfaction, with some suggesting a return to LA. Organizers defended the choice, citing logistical and economic considerations, and are open to reevaluating the location for future events.
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