Film, TV & Streaming

Make Me Famous is the art-world documentary you didn’t know you needed.

Nerds and superfans will be equally pleased by this lineup. Hint? One of them just heard a bizarre story from Sam Rockwell.

This is a great time to support Latin American artists. The festival takes place all weekend.

The film about a legendary Texas Longhorns player bombed at the time, but is finding a fanbase on the streaming platform.

The AMC show, streaming on Amazon in July, was created by Ely Bams and details the life of crime among drug lords and farmers.

DIFF plays an important role in enriching North Texas’ larger film culture, one of the most robust in the South.

Filmmaker Donald Griswold celebrates the power of storytelling while researching non-directed kidney donation.

Gallery in Taylor unveils an exhibition tailored to pop art lovers and film fans.

How do the films “Reality” and “Winner” stack up to the incredible story of Reality Winner

The legendary actor first made his mark in Texas films such as “Bonnie and Clyde.”

Childhood hero (or villain) Barney is coming to the big screen thanks to Ayo Edebiri.

“She is the Moment Celebrating Black LGBTQ+ Womxn Through Film” showcases short films humanizing the Black queer community.

Dallas has everything you need to enjoy this year’s Oscars.

For 55 years, the festival has promoted moviegoing.

It’s a great year for film lovers in North Texas.

The meme-able film cements its icon of cinema status on Feb. 14 at the Texas Theatre.

The theater chain announced that its DFW locations will offer tickets at a reduced price through March 23.

Theme park/theater scheduled to open at The Galleria in the fall.

The two Texans are joined by other Texas stars in a short-film calling for more state support of film industry.

Commissioner Katie Schuck pitches producers, trying to draw lights, cameras and more action from the film industry.

Festival brings new takes on old stories from around the world.

Writer/director Roger Avary will sit for a Q&A examining his boundary-pushing adaptation of the Bret Easton Ellis novel.