Filmmaker Josh David Jordan Helped Guillermo Del Toro Save Prized Possessions
The Dallas director bonded with Del Toro over flan while relocating his illustrious Bleak House Collection.
The Dallas director bonded with Del Toro over flan while relocating his illustrious Bleak House Collection.
The multi-disciplinary Dallas artist’s debut feature, Real Life, is a local breakout that should be on your radar.
Founded by and named for G. Williams Jones, the archive wants to increase public access to its footage.
We spotted the Hill family visiting some IRL Dallas spots in the show’s big return.
The event will serve as the group’s public debut, kickstarting their mission with Amy Curnow, Frankie Leonie, Remy Reilly and Jenni Rose.
The new season is officially premiering on November 17.
The event, which will take place during National Suicide Prevention Month, will offer mental health resources for locals.
The second installment in his Sagebrush Trilogy brings him back to his roots, doubling down on what he does best.
“The Girl Who Works at the Box Office” of the Texas Theatre letting another birthday go by without a special screening? As if.
It has already been a big year in film, but some of 2025’s most exciting releases have yet to come.
The band’s North American tour made its way to Globe Life Field, where it played the 2006 album in its entirety and B-sides.
The Film Festival Doctor hopes to offer insight and education for local filmmakers looking to break into the festival circuit.
After years of building their reputation and catalog, the North Texas band has released their debut Years Forgotten.
In the midst of sweltering heat, reading might be the overlooked getaway for a fun, flirty conversation.
The festival will return to the Angelika Film Center in Mockingbird Station this weekend with a large lineup of films we’re excited about.
The Boardwalk at Granite Park is home to a number of excellent restaurants. Why limit yourself to one?
The community radio station returns for its fifth annual free film lineup at the Texas Theatre this weekend.
The series, inspired by a book of the same name, is bringing some of the biggest sci-fi and fantasy films ever to Dallas.
The live match-making comedy show is coming to Dallas for one night only later this month.
The annual film festival took over venues throughout Oak Cliff, bringing film lovers and filmmakers together for fellowship and movie magic.
We’re all in the flames of a cruel Texas summer together, so now is not the time for your natural deodorant.
The festival is delivering us even more can’t-miss documentary shorts from local filmmakers for this year’s lineup.