Movies A Dallas Short Film Is Ready to Have Uncomfortable Conversations By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Writer-actor Justin Kenyon hopes Illegal will help people identify subconscious biases without attacking their beliefs.
Movies A Dallas Filmmaker’s Debut Spotlights the Immigrant Experience for West Africans By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Solomon Onita Jr.'s semiautobiographical coming-of-age story will premiere online as part of the American Black Film Festival.
Movies Coming Soon: Alamo Drafthouse Reopens, Rooftop Cinema Club Lands in Dallas By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago The Austin-based chain starts reopening DFW theaters today; the new drive-in theater opens in Uptown on Tuesday.
Movies Women Texas Film Festival Returns This Weekend By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago Texas' only female-focused film festival is holding its fifth edition virtually.
Media Cinestate’s #MeToo Scandal and the Upheaval of the Dallas Film Scene By Peter Simek | 1 month ago Four years after it breathed new life into local cinema, Dallas Sonnier's efficient horror film machine is plagued by allegations of rape, harassment, and abuse.
Movies A New Documentary on Sports Radio Legend Mike Rhyner Is In the Works By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Crystal Vasquez met Rhyner during a short stint as a traffic reporter at The Ticket. She somehow convinced him to make a movie about his life.
Movies A Short Film Aims to Ease the Burden on Medical Cannabis for Texas Families By Todd Jorgenson | 2 months ago The documentary Chasing Hope profiles the stories of Dallas marketing executive Ryan Durr and other Texas parents of children with epilepsy.
Movies Where to See a Drive-In Movie in Dallas By Natalie Gempel | 2 months ago The social distancing-friendly format is making a major comeback this summer.
Movies How Archive Combines 40 Years of Sci-Fi Influences, Yet Still Keeps It Simple By Todd Jorgenson | 2 months ago Gavin Rothery's directorial debut is a story of love and loss involving emotionally vulnerable humans and artificially intelligent robots.
Movies Why an Acclaimed Japanese Filmmaker Left His Comfort Zone to Tell The Truth By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago Hirokazu Kore-eda said the French drama, which follows his Oscar-nominated Shoplifters, was one of the most rewarding experiences of his career.
Movies A Dallas Filmmaker Wants to Give Marginalized Black Conservatives a Voice By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago Justin Malone's documentary Uncle Tom: An Oral History of the American Black Conservative will screen this weekend as part of the in-theater(!) USA Film Festival.
Movies How a Fort Worth Filmmaker Hopes Juneteenth Can Inspire Women Like Her By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago Channing Godfrey Peoples filmed the mother-daughter drama Miss Juneteenth on the streets of the same neighborhood where she grew up.
