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4 Oscars Watch Parties for Dallas Movie Lovers
Local venues are rolling out the red carpet for Dallas residents who want to watch the Oscars in style and with a crowd.
By Austin Zook
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The Latin American Film Festival Offers Dallas a Vision of the World
The inaugural LAFFD is happening this month, showcasing Latin American features that may not otherwise get theatrical distribution in the area.
By Austin Zook
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The Historic Inwood Theatre Is Closed, at Least Temporarily
The theater opened in 1947, and was owned by Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner from 2003 to 2018. After the pandemic, it was "struggling" to remain open.
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The Taste of Things Turns French Country Cooking into Heartrending Romance
The new French film, showing in Texas theaters this week, is an unusual addition to the canon of great food movies.
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Local Filmmaking Couple Gets Creative to Curb Obesity, Plus a Preview of the Denton Black Film Festival
Comedian Brandon Lewis wrote ImPossible about his weight-loss goals, then cast himself to make it happen.
By Todd Jorgenson
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How a New Documentary Connects Texas and Nepal Through Art
The latest project blending travel and culture from the Dallas directing duo known as Exploredinary will have its local premiere this week.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Did You Know?: Former Dallas Stars Bad Boy Sean Avery Has a Small Role In Oppenheimer
It is his second Christopher Nolan film.
By Zac Crain
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Bonus Features’ Latest Short Proves the Strength of North Texas’ Film Scene
Ryan Polly’s “I Bet You’re Wondering How I Got Here” is an entertaining crime-comedy that doubles as a testament to the talented cast and crew who work in Dallas-Fort Worth.
By Austin Zook
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This Texas Theatre Cartoon Film Series Isn’t for Kids—or the Faint of Heart
Suspended Animation celebrates some of the most insane, twisted, and interesting works of animators like Don Hertzfeldt and Ralph Bakshi.
By Danny Gallagher
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Leatherface Lives: How the Original Texas Chainsaw Is Still Buzzing 50 Years Later
The 1974 cult classic will screen as the centerpiece of the inaugural It Came from Texas Film Festival this weekend in Garland.
By Todd Jorgenson