Todd Jorgenson

Harriet Tubman’s courage and tenacity powerfully resonates across cultural, chronological, and geographical boundaries.

Kelvin Harrison Jr. was involved in the creation of Trey Edward Shults’ sprawling third feature long before he stepped in front of the camera.

Paul Walter Hauser’s performance lifts this drama chronicling the harrowing explosion during the 1996 Summer Olympics and its unfortunate aftermath.

The Lady Bird director successfully infuses the 19th century source material with an eye toward modern feminism and empowerment.

This far-fetched espionage thriller is filled with the usual shadowy characters and exotic locales. Too bad you probably won’t care about the outcome.

This mildly unsettling drama chronicles an American couple torn apart by the aftermath of a near-tragedy while on a European ski vacation.

Andrew Heckler never wavered in his belief that the true-life redemption story of Mike Burden could have a positive impact on the world.

Matt Wolf’s film revisits and reconsiders the controversial 1991 social and ecological experiment financed by Fort Worth’s Ed Bass.

The latest installment in the cinematic travelogue finds stars Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon sharing a vacation between the mountains and the sea in Greece.

Gavin Rothery’s directorial debut is a story of love and loss involving emotionally vulnerable humans and artificially intelligent robots.

Let’s Make Dallas Even Better.

The Dallas filmmaker found connections between The Last Letter from Your Lover and her own marriage to fellow director David Lowery.

Celia Aniskovich’s <i>Fruitcake Fraud</i> takes a deep dive into the embezzlement saga involving an executive at the famed Collin Street Bakery.

Plano native Keith Maitland’s Dear Mr. Brody, which opens this week, won an award at last year’s Dallas International Film Festival

The Dallas native and former ‘Supernatural’ star will play an enigmatic newcomer on Amazon’s ensemble superhero series.

Former SMU film student Brent McCorkle co-directed the faith-based period drama opening this week.

Let’s Make Dallas Even Better.

Let’s Make Dallas Even Better.

Let’s Make Dallas Even Better.

Let’s Make Dallas Even Better.