Film Festivals

This segment of the Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival features short films, music videos, and trailers from around the world.

Writer/director Mike Million's good hearted tale of a college professor at the crossroads played at the Lone Star Film Festival Friday night.

Local filmmaker Daniel Laabs scores big.

We got an early look at a some of the films in this year's lineup. And thus, so do you.

Individual tickets are now on sale -- the festival runs November 11-15.

And those dates are: April 8-18.

The Thin Line Film Festival will hold a mini-festival, featuring four documentaries by Pare Lorentz.

Throw in a bit of Latino culture and it’s a recipe for a festival that is engaging, entertaining and, most of all, never boring!

Submissions must be postmarked by December 11.

The festival is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the French New Wave.

Existential Russian film impresses even the uncultured.

Michael gives us some insider insight into the recent announcement that AFI will no longer be associated with the annual festival.

This week's event include a rhyming musical in Rockwall, a jump start on celebrating America in Seagoville, St. Matthew's Gospel performed in Fort Worth, ham radio in Plano, and teen pop in Arlington.

... which means he gets to live in Aspen. (Colorado, that is.)

Proceeds benefit the SPCA of Texas, and there will be pets available for adoption at the event.

This week includes the Q Cinema film festival and the opening of Adam & Eve on stage.

South Dallas Cultural Center hosts this Friday night event, which is part of the 13th Annual Black Men's Film Festival.

Director/writer/producer Robert L. Camina's short film includes an appearance by local radio personality Jack E. Jett.

Fortunately for the zombies, they completed their shamble before the rain set in.