Each year, the Librarian of Congress adds 25 new films to the National Film Registry and as of 2023, only 24 of the 850 films in the registry are Latino — less than three percent.

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It is the longest-running theatrical release in history and was added to the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress in 2005.

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The film was so well-received that it became the second Pixar film to be preserved in the United States National Film Registry.

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The National Film Registry chose for preservation in 2011, further underlining its importance.

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The total number of films in the National Film Registry now stands at 875. If you’d like to submit a movie for consideration for the Registry in 2024 ( perhaps?

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This is also one of Prime Video's most essential classical, with two Oscar nominations and a place in the National Film Registry.

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