OKCMOA’s French Film Month screenings are an ideal complement to the Matisse in His Time exhibition.
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The Dog Lover takes a swipe at animal welfare extremists
Filmmakers did little to hide The Dog Lover‘s partisan plea.
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Photo Page: deadCenter Film Festival 16 highlights
An estimated 30,000 movie professionals and fans attended this year’s deadCenter Film Festival.
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Finding Dory loses the heart that made its predecessor so special
Some of the magic of Finding Nemo is missing from its sequel, Finding Dory.
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Family hunting tradition inspires filmmaker Kieran Mahoney’s Antlers
Keiran Mahoney’s film will make its Oklahoma City debut in a private screening at The Paramount Theatre OKC.
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Warcraft is scattered but worth the quest for dedicated fans
Warcraft director Duncan Jones faced a tall task in appeasing many different interests.
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Local filmmaker’s vampire series focuses on noir storytelling
Shawn Barfield hopes to begin shooting the pilot for his series In the World of the Long Breath in late July.
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Filmmaker Brett Hart realizes dreams with nationally broadcast PBS series
Ain’t It Cool with Harry Knowles started as a web series on Nerdist’s YouTube channel.
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New documentary chronicles the life of abstract artist Eva Hesse
Eva Hesse follows the artist’s life and the evolution of her work.
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deadCenter Film Festival: Organizers have built an event with universal appeal
“We always want to be doing something that gives back to the community,” Blaschke said, “and in a way where everyone can participate.”