45th USA Film Festival – Preview
byOver the 45 years of USA Film Festival glamor, elegance, and beauty all could sum up the film experiences shown at the festival. Dior…
Film Festivals
DIFF 2015 – Lone Star Holy War – The Interviews
byhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2pEDxkDRxQ 118 years of brutally fought football lore and memories was halted in 2011 when UT and Texas A&M stopped playing their annual Thanksgiving…
Dallas, DIFF 2015 and Dirk.
byNowitzki: The Perfect Shot comes out later this year but it was one of the headline films for the International spotlight of Germany at…
2015 Dallas International Film Festival Audience and Jury Award Winners
byFrom the opening night, with lovely Blythe Danner, of DIFF 2015 to the closing weekend SeligFilmNews.com has had the chance to speak with nearly every…
This Isn’t Funny – DIFF Interviews with Katie Page, Paul Ashton and Lije Sarkie
byThe Dallas International Film Festival has showcased in its 9 years that it has an eye for real gems. Stellar shorts, hard hitting documentaries, bold…
DIFF 2015 Red Carpet: DON’T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT 2
byThe filmmakers from the film DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT 2 walk the red carpet at the 2015 Dallas International Film Festival. The 2015…
DIFF 2015 Red Carpet: Robin and Kevin Nations
byRobin and Kevin Nations walks the red carpet at the 2015 Dallas International Film Festival. The 2015 Dallas International Film Festival presents more than…
DIFF Red Carpet 2015: Blah Airlines Passenger Hal
byBlah Airlines Passenger Hal walks the red carpet at the 2015 Dallas International Film Festival. httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QNH005oGEU
DIFF 2015 Red Carpet: Jency Allison Weeks
byTexas actor and Baylor University grad Jency Allison Weeks walks the red carpet at the 2015 Dallas International Film Festival. The 2015 Dallas International…
DIFF 2015 Red Carpet: Rebecca Green – I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
byRebecca Green walks the red carpet at the 2015 Dallas International Film Festival. The 2015 Dallas International Film Festival presents more than 1165 films…