Movies How a New Movie Musical Aims to Get Everybody Talking About Jamie By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Dallas is one of the markets where this British crowd-pleaser about an aspiring teenage drag queen will open theatrically before its streaming debut.
Movies Holland Roden Lives in a Van, and Her Acting Career is Rolling Along By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago After a series of horror films, the Park Cities native plays an FBI agent hunting down serial killer Ted Bundy in a new thriller debuting this weekend.
Movies How an Unlikely Muse Connected a Filmmaker to His Ohio Roots in Swan Song By Todd Jorgenson | 2 months ago The character-driven comedy featuring Udo Kier premiered at the Oak Cliff Film Festival and opens locally this month.
M Streets Augustine Frizzell Shifted Gears Thanks to the Power of Penmanship By Todd Jorgenson | 2 months ago The Dallas filmmaker found connections between The Last Letter from Your Lover and her own marriage to fellow director David Lowery.
Movies At the Oak Cliff Film Festival, Students Finally Got a Chance to Show Their Art By Austin Zook | 3 months ago After a year inside, the Oak Cliff Film Festival brought student films from across Texas to Dallas this past weekend, celebrating the future of cinema in the Lone Star State.
Movies Fort Worth’s Muscular Puppy Wants to Boost the Local Indie Film Landscape By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago The Southern Gothic thriller Whitetail, from director Derek Presley, will debut on Friday at the Texas Theatre. And two more films are on the way.
Movies OCFF Doc Shines Spotlight on Legendary Dallas Native Trini Lopez By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago The film, completed after the entertainer's death in August 2020, will screen on Sunday at the Kessler Theater.
Movies Why It Took 50 Years for the Harlem Cultural Festival to Get Its Cinematic Due By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago Questlove's acclaimed documentary Summer of Soul will open the Oak Cliff Film Festival on Thursday at the Texas Theatre.
Movies After Landing It’s a Wonderful Plight on Amazon Prime, Two North Texans Bring Their Musical Home By Taylor Crumpton | 3 months ago The duo of Dallas-Forth Worth creatives detail the hip-hop musical they'll show at the Angelika on Juneteenth.
Movies If You Haven’t Heard of Sparks, Edgar Wright Wants to Change That By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago The British filmmaker hopes his first nonfiction feature will finally lift eccentric siblings Ron and Russell Mael out of 50 years of relative obscurity.
Movies How 12 Mighty Orphans Became More Than Just a Football Movie By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago The big-screen adaptation of the book by Dallas author Jim Dent, about the underdog Masonic Home squads of the 1930s, was filmed in Fort Worth.
News Rooftop Cinema Club Returns to Dallas at Heritage Village in the Cedars By Taylor Crumpton | 4 months ago The California drive-in theater chain asks you to trade your car for a beanbag or a deckchair at Heritage Village.
