Lights, camera, action! There will be plenty to see this year at the Dallas International Film Festival 2014.
The event, presented by AutoNation and a production of the Dallas Film Society, features hundreds of independent films from April 3-13. Browse through the schedule.
The mission, according to the official website, is to “encourage this universal art form by bringing to Dallas quality independent films from around the world and by promoting our own local filmmakers on an international stage.”
The festival is “especially excited” this year to expand its celebration of Latin American cinema, with a total of eight outstanding films in our Latino Showcase, and “strengthen the cultural ties that bind North Texas to its neighbors across the continents,” the website says.
If you’re interested in attending, check out this festival fact sheet to help you navigate the process, which includes tips about getting tickets, understanding the festival lingo, and how to volunteer.
