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Sundance Preview: Movies to Know from Park City

Gary Johnson, the Presidential Candidate Who 'Agrees With You 100 Percent,' Will Be in Dallas This Week

Pop quiz: Which presidential candidate, whose name will appear on the ballot in all 50 states, paid his way through college as a door-to-door handyman? Which one earned the nickname "Governor Veto" by rejecting more than 750 bills passed by his state's legislature? Which one competed in a re-enactme ... More >>

Modern Mexican, Drunken Olympics and Dining In The Bubble: This Week in Dallas Dining

Wrapping up that work day and getting ready to head home watch the Olympics and do some drinking? Easy now. The gymnastics events are in full swing and Alice's instruction to drink every time you see a wedgie promises to intoxicate an entire planet. Before you pick up your shot glass, we have a week ... More >>

Sore Losers Collectively Reinvent Themselves

Beats, Rhymes, & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest

A fanboy's phenomenal love letter to a hip hop phenom.

Ben Gold's in the Video Game Capital of the World With His Old Pal, the King of Kong

​Yesterday, legendary local video gamer Ben Gold began writing for Unfair Park about his return to Ottumwa, Iowa, home of the Twin Galaxies arcade and the place where, tomorrow night, he will be among the first class inducted into the International Video Game Hall of Fame. In today's installment, ... More >>

At the Thin Line Doc Fest, Havin' a Gasland

TRAILER and INTRODUCTION from JOSHFOX on Vimeo.The folks at the Thin Line Film Fest in Denton, an annual affair devoted to documentaries, send word of a major premiere scheduled to open the festival on February 17: Gasland. Formerly known as Rage of Nature, as evidenced by the trailer above, this is ... More >>

Be Kind Rewind Comes Up Short, Stale and Flat

Michel Gondry attempts to celebrate DIY filmmaking but disappoints

At the Sundance Film Festival, Everyone's a Winner (More or Less)

AFI Dallas Fest Sneaks a Peek with Hunter S. Thompson, Ellen Page and Helen Hunt

Let's Choke Some Sugar Outta Sundance

Finally, Hitting the "Reset" Button

At Sundance, Some Films Are Wanted, While Others Are Desired

Hollywood on Ice

Buyers Beware, Or: Will Desperate Times Call For Desperate Measures at Sundance Film Festival?

Sundancing As Fast As We Can

The Parent Trap

Joshua gets it: Your kid is a monster

DEAF Kids

Deep Ellum throws a loud party

TV Junkie Premieres on HBO Tonight -- And, Now, With a Lawsuit!

Haven't Heard Much from the AFI Fest Yet? Oh, You Will.

Date My Mom

Diane Keaton subjects herself to more indignities in Michael Lehmann's latest vapid comedy

The Music Men

Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune

The Sundance Kids

For alumni of America's most prestigious film festival, winning is less than half the battle

Dissent for Sale

Opposition is a commodity in Sundance docs

Sympathy for the Devil

Even horny horse whisperers get off in Sundance docs.

The Kids Are Not All Right

Sundance 2007 was all about the kiddie porn (not just Dakota Fanning)

Sympathy for the Devil

Even horny horse whisperers get off in Sundance docs.

Sundance: The Music Men

Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune

Yes, There is Life in Deep Ellum

Things get complex

The Best Obituary Ever

Aaron is Gone

Snow Business

Two Dallas filmmakers recall Sundancing as fast as they can

Green Grass for a Local Filmmaker

Dog Fancy

Bobcat Goldthwait makes a sweet movie out of a sick joke

How University Park...Uh..."Lost its Soul"

Go See a "Junkie"

Deep Art

Deep Ellum comes alive in the daylight

Allison, I Know This World is Killing You

The Hustle

Why the biggest deal at Sundance was no big deal at all

Pick of the Litter

Six years in, the Deep Ellum Film Festival has become the cagey vet

Slide It In

For Kevin Ellis and crew, getting noticed is an uphill battle

Dead Last

Redford and Lurie wave the flag, but fail to earn their stripes

The Sundance Kidder

With his own movie in tow, Dallas' indie-film guru goes to Robert Redford's festival, falls in love with the First-Timer, and embraces the hype

Reel challenge

Twenty-eight years after its creation, the once-proud USA Film Festival has lost its focus. Can, and will, two new area film fests fill the void?

That sinking feeling

The USA Film Festival resembles the highest grossing movie ever. It's been leaking like Titanic for a while, but the 28th Annual schedule suggests it may be going down fast.

Love hate

Nicholas Broomfield's Courtney problem

The Wallflower

When is a movie about two women in love not "lesbian" enough? Ask Dallas filmmakers Gretchen and Julia Dyer, whose embattled indie gem Late Bloomers finally makes it to the national screen.

Letters

The French master

Guy Calluaud's latest eatery on Lovers Lane shows off a stunning palette of cuisines