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The Man Behind the Makeup: Donald Mowat, of Skyfall and Blade Runner 2049, Shares His Work With Dallas Students
Oscar-nominated department head and personal stylist Donald Mowat visited Dallas as a guest of the Dallas Film Commission to speak with audiences about his career and his field.
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Liz Cardenas Has Become an Expert at Navigating the Indie Film Landscape
The Dallas producer, who will lead a workshop on Tuesday at the Texas Theatre, was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award earlier this year.
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Spacy, the New ‘Microcinema’ in Tyler Station, Brings DIY Ethos to the Theater Experience
The 35-seat theater is using its programming and size to set itself apart in the Dallas cinema scene.
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How Its Director Balanced Representation and Responsibility in Blue Beetle
While in Dallas, Angel Manuel Soto explained why his connection with teenage superhero Jaime Reyes extends beyond their Texas ties.
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The Finale Sets Terror and Camp Firmly in Dallas
The locally made horror film, which is on streaming services now, features plenty of places you’ll recognize.
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The Wildest Barbie Story You’ll Read Involves the Dallas Mavericks
A mother’s love, a really-difficult-to-find collector’s item, and your local NBA team.
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The Asian Film Festival of Dallas Returns To the Angelika Tonight
The festival’s spotlight film, The Accidental Getaway Driver, recently won a directing award at Sundance.
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A Texas Filmmaker Salutes His Gritty New Orleans Neighborhood in The Channel
Richardson native William Kaufman shot his latest heist thriller in the working-class community where he lives.
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Roger and James Deakins Show Dallas Filmmakers That Story Is Still King
Academy-award winning cinematographer Roger Deakins and his wife and collaborator, James, spent several days celebrating cinema in Dallas.
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OCFF Preview: Aristotle Athari’s Long Road to Becoming a Big-Screen Leading Man
The Plano native and former SNL regular stars in a sci-fi romcom that will screen this weekend at the Oak Cliff Film Festival.