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After his diagnosis, the musician's life was turned upside down. But like many artists, he used that experience to inform his craft — in the form of new music and a new documentary.
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The director, whose new movie opens today, talks about what connects his films — and why he's obsessed with ghosts.
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“Eye to Eye: Two Lives in Art” explores the decadeslong careers of Fort Worth artists Daniel and Dennis Blagg. Here’s when the film premieres.
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A new state program will allocate hundreds of millions of dollars to in-state film and TV productions. But Texas is playing catch up with states like Georgia and New Mexico.
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The Historic Lancaster Theatre is reopening after years of renovation, transforming an abandoned movie house into a multi-purpose performance space. With a month-long grand reopening beginning April 11, the venue will host comedy, theater, music and immersive film events as part of a broader effort to revitalize downtown Lancaster.
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The local film Quakertown U.S.A. screens tonight at a red carpet event.
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This year, a long-running Denton film festival that focuses on Palestine will focus on attacks on journalists and doctors in the war in Gaza.
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The 2026 Denton Black Film Festival will include films about Quakertown, Christian rapper and UNT graduate LeCrae and Stax Records, the label known for distributing Otis Redding’s music. The festival will take place Jan. 28 through Feb. 1, and this year’s programming centers on the theme “Hope & Courage.”
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Executive producer Stephen Becker — KERA's own resident film buff and Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association voting member — breaks down his favorites of the year.
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The American Black film festival’s first pop-up tour lands in Dallas on Nov. 15-16 with films, celebrity panelists and Black creativity.
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No money was spent on the film’s production other than for the music at the end — where a gag is tucked into the end credits. Price and his small production crew borrowed camera equipment and shot the film in a kitchen for about six hours.
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Merced Elizondo’s ‘The Mourning Of’ was made in Texas with a mostly Mexican and Mexican American cast.