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The Man Behind the Makeup: Donald Mowat, of Skyfall and Blade Runner 2049, Shares His Work With Dallas Students

Oscar-nominated department head and personal stylist Donald Mowat visited Dallas as a guest of the Dallas Film Commission to speak with audiences about his career and his field.
By Austin Zook
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Liz Cardenas Has Become an Expert at Navigating the Indie Film Landscape

The Dallas producer, who will lead a workshop on Tuesday at the Texas Theatre, was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award earlier this year.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Spacy, the New ‘Microcinema’ in Tyler Station, Brings DIY Ethos to the Theater Experience

The 35-seat theater is using its programming and size to set itself apart in the Dallas cinema scene.
By Austin Zook
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How Its Director Balanced Representation and Responsibility in Blue Beetle

While in Dallas, Angel Manuel Soto explained why his connection with teenage superhero Jaime Reyes extends beyond their Texas ties.
By Todd Jorgenson
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The Finale Sets Terror and Camp Firmly in Dallas

The locally made horror film, which is on streaming services now, features plenty of places you’ll recognize.
By Lauren Smart

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The Asian Film Festival of Dallas Returns To the Angelika Tonight

The festival’s spotlight film, The Accidental Getaway Driver, recently won a directing award at Sundance.
By Austin Zook
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A Texas Filmmaker Salutes His Gritty New Orleans Neighborhood in The Channel

Richardson native William Kaufman shot his latest heist thriller in the working-class community where he lives.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Roger and James Deakins Show Dallas Filmmakers That Story Is Still King

Academy-award winning cinematographer Roger Deakins and his wife and collaborator, James, spent several days celebrating cinema in Dallas.
By Austin Zook
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OCFF Preview: Aristotle Athari’s Long Road to Becoming a Big-Screen Leading Man

The Plano native and former SNL regular stars in a sci-fi romcom that will screen this weekend at the Oak Cliff Film Festival.
By Todd Jorgenson
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Why Documentarian Tiller Russell Is Taking Us Back to Waco, 30 Years Later

Finding a fresh angle to explore the 1993 siege and standoff, the Dallas native’s latest true-crime docuseries is now available on Netflix.
By Todd Jorgenson