Movies A Doc About Historic Movie Houses Suddenly Seems More Relevant Than Ever By Todd Jorgenson | 3 days ago With no theaters open to show it, Going Attractions will screen online this week as part of the Thin Line Fest.
Arts & Entertainment 7 Recent Documentaries With Dallas Ties to Watch While Quarantined By Shawn Shinneman | 1 week ago From cheer squads with grit to outspoken billionaires, here are a few features to add to your queue.
culture You Can Now Stream the Texas Theatre’s New Movies Online By Peter Simek | 1 week ago Independent theaters are looking for ways to quickly adopt their business models during the COVID-19 quarantine
Movies How the Road-Trip Comedy Hooking Up Wound Up Parking in Dallas By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Texas filmmaker Jon Keeyes, who helped to finance the project, arranged the local shoot for Nico Raineau's feature directorial debut.
Arts & Entertainment In the Jungles of Borneo, Searching for Dallas’ Lost Political Kingmaker By Peter Simek | 3 weeks ago Rob Allyn has been trying to make a film about the White Rajah of Sarawak for nearly a decade. We went to Borneo to find out why.
Movies Rob Allyn’s Crazy Dream To Make a Movie in Borneo By Peter Simek | 3 weeks ago The former political kingmaker is trying to tell a story that's been a curse to Hollywood producers. Why will he succeed? He might just be making a movie about himself.
Movies Why It Took 20 Years for a Reformed Ex-Klan Member’s Biopic to Reach Theaters By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Andrew Heckler never wavered in his belief that the true-life redemption story of Mike Burden could have a positive impact on the world.
Movies Affleck Rallies, but The Way Back Bounces Off the Rim By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago This earnest yet thoughtful drama about redemption through sports scores more points for basketball knowledge than narrative skill.
Movies Oscar-Nominated Corpus Christi Makes a Case for Forgiveness By Trace Miller | 4 weeks ago The acclaimed Polish drama opens today at the Angelika Film Center.
Movies Take a Load Off: Robbie Robertson Gets The Band Back Together in New Doc By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Once Were Brothers revisits and salutes the camaraderie of one of the seminal blues-rock acts of the 1960s and 1970s.
Movies The Mildly Creepy Update of The Invisible Man Should Just Disappear By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago This slick new adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel is more concerned with high-tech gimmickry than emotional investment in those who are, um, visible.
Movies How a Creative Couple Was Able to Shoot a Romantic Comedy at the Olympics By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Whatever it lacks in athletic prowess, their exercise in pairs filmmaking scores points for artistic achievement.
