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Inside the Painstaking Process to Showcase Texas Wildlife on the Big Screen
The documentary Deep in the Heart will have its first public screening on Thursday to launch the EarthX Film Festival
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Todd Jorgenson
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Inside the Painstaking Process to Showcase Texas Wildlife on the Big Screen
The documentary Deep in the Heart will have its first public screening on Thursday to launch the EarthX Film Festival
By
Todd Jorgenson

Movies
Harry Hunsicker to Get Dark at Dallas Noir Fest
The novelist has written his first screenplay, for (S)hit Squad.
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Tim Rogers

Baseball
A New Documentary on Nolan Ryan Brings the Heat
Ryan will attend a screening of Facing Nolan on Sunday after the Rangers-Braves game at Globe Life Field.
By
Todd Jorgenson

Movies
‘SALLAD’ Director Tramaine Townsend on Black Dallas, Working with JBW, and Secrecy
The JBW collaborative film premiered in March on The Kessler Theatre and showed last Friday at Tractorbeam.

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A Film Helped a Fort Worth Woman Heal Her Postwar Emotional Wounds
Yokosuka 1953 is among the local premieres on the docket for the USA Film Festival this week at the Angelika Film Center.
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Todd Jorgenson
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Mark Wahlberg Aims to Redefine Faith-Based Filmmaking With Father Stu
The Oscar-nominated actor visited Dallas recently to discuss the inspiration behind his passion project and his creative calling.
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Todd Jorgenson

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The Year’s Most Interesting Film Release Comes to the Texas Theatre This Weekend
The Oak Cliff theatre is one of the only venues to show the film in the United States.
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Austin Zook

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Why Actor and Proud Dallas Native Bentley Green Is Up Next
The 21-year-old “Snowfall” actor talks about his new drama series, plus his Super Bowl commercial with LeBron James.
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Todd Jorgenson

Movies
See the Film That Helped Save a Small Business in Stephenville
Slim Pickins is among the diverse projects on the schedule for the annual Thin Line Fest this weekend in Denton
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Todd Jorgenson

Arts & Entertainment
The Unlikely Journey to SXSW for a Teen’s Homemade Stop-Motion Short
DeSoto’s Mayra Estrada, 15, is among the filmmakers whose short films made the cut for the festival’s prestigious high school showcase
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Todd Jorgenson