Film Festivals

The howlin’ Wolf chews on spiritual taboos.

Another former short film, The Pact, will debut its feature length version at DIFF, too.

Maya reveals the universal within the foreign.

The film illustrates the many ways in which individual habit changes could yield significant water savings.

A surprisingly tender love song to the life of an artist.

Draws in viewers with a combination of compelling interviews and melodic music.

Although not intended to be an exposé on Jerry Jones’ $1.2 billion new stadium, the film shows the impact it had on the Gate 6 Tailgaters.

Bindlestiffs could be the best bad Texas movie ever.

Writer/director Will Moore aimed to examine the stage in life right after college.

All illustrate the vulnerability and paradox of the human condition with cleverness and nuance.

Is Cinema Six sick? Maybe, but it’s good ‘n’ honest filmmaking.

DIFF proved how a small independent film can have a big impact.

Much more than just a mind-blowing film by a Dallas native.

Asian Film Fest director Crystal Decker debates the Japan-South Korea issue (in film, anyway).

Three short films - Zergut, Raspberry Jam, and Doubles with Slight Pepper - may get your mouth watering.

Another former short film, The Pact, will debut its feature length version at DIFF, too.

The story of an LGBT rights movement forefather.

Brings Bulgarian heartbreak to life.

Brooklyn Castle, Qwerty, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, First Position, and Thank You for Judging all feature pressure as intense as you'd find anywhere.

Bindlestiffs could be the best bad Texas movie ever.

The start of horse racing season, watching E.T. outside, and showing off your teddy bear are your best bets this week.

Writer/director Will Moore aimed to examine the stage in life right after college.

Plus, there'll be a preview of his latest movie.