The 52nd Annual USA Film Festival will feature 24 different programs, including narrative features, documentary features, and short films. The festival will expand its program partnership with Juno Films to present four critically-lauded new films, including the Southwest premiere of A Song for Cesar, As In Heaven, Calendar Girls, and The Pact.
Other program highlights include:
- A salute to actress Sally Struthers in conjunction with a special 50th Anniversary screening of The Getaway (1972). An on-stage conversation with Struthers and film historian Foster Hirsch will follow the screening.
- A salute to Dallas-Fort Worth journalist Bob Ray Sanders featuring a conversation and clip compilation program including clips from some of his early journalism work in the 1970s. Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy will host the conversation with Sanders.
- Closing night film The Duke, starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren.
Jurors for the USAFF’s International Short Film Competition include actress/director Karen Allen, actor Jim Beaver, actress/producer/documentarian Diane Baker, artist/cinematographer Bill Butler, actor/writer/director Stephen Tobolowsky, actress Dale Dickey, actor/producer/musician Courtney Gains, manager/writer/producer/director Chris Roe, and animator/director Bill Haller.
Tickets for all programs are free, although quantities are limited. Tickets may be reserved in advance by calling The Festival office at 214-821-6300 beginning April 18. Day-of-show tickets will also be available at the Angelika Film Center upstairs sales desk beginning one hour prior to each showtime.
The 52nd Annual USA Film Festival will feature 24 different programs, including narrative features, documentary features, and short films. The festival will expand its program partnership with Juno Films to present four critically-lauded new films, including the Southwest premiere of A Song for Cesar, As In Heaven, Calendar Girls, and The Pact.
Other program highlights include:
- A salute to actress Sally Struthers in conjunction with a special 50th Anniversary screening of The Getaway (1972). An on-stage conversation with Struthers and film historian Foster Hirsch will follow the screening.
- A salute to Dallas-Fort Worth journalist Bob Ray Sanders featuring a conversation and clip compilation program including clips from some of his early journalism work in the 1970s. Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy will host the conversation with Sanders.
- Closing night film The Duke, starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren.
Jurors for the USAFF’s International Short Film Competition include actress/director Karen Allen, actor Jim Beaver, actress/producer/documentarian Diane Baker, artist/cinematographer Bill Butler, actor/writer/director Stephen Tobolowsky, actress Dale Dickey, actor/producer/musician Courtney Gains, manager/writer/producer/director Chris Roe, and animator/director Bill Haller.
Tickets for all programs are free, although quantities are limited. Tickets may be reserved in advance by calling The Festival office at 214-821-6300 beginning April 18. Day-of-show tickets will also be available at the Angelika Film Center upstairs sales desk beginning one hour prior to each showtime.
The 52nd Annual USA Film Festival will feature 24 different programs, including narrative features, documentary features, and short films. The festival will expand its program partnership with Juno Films to present four critically-lauded new films, including the Southwest premiere of A Song for Cesar, As In Heaven, Calendar Girls, and The Pact.
Other program highlights include:
- A salute to actress Sally Struthers in conjunction with a special 50th Anniversary screening of The Getaway (1972). An on-stage conversation with Struthers and film historian Foster Hirsch will follow the screening.
- A salute to Dallas-Fort Worth journalist Bob Ray Sanders featuring a conversation and clip compilation program including clips from some of his early journalism work in the 1970s. Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy will host the conversation with Sanders.
- Closing night film The Duke, starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren.
Jurors for the USAFF’s International Short Film Competition include actress/director Karen Allen, actor Jim Beaver, actress/producer/documentarian Diane Baker, artist/cinematographer Bill Butler, actor/writer/director Stephen Tobolowsky, actress Dale Dickey, actor/producer/musician Courtney Gains, manager/writer/producer/director Chris Roe, and animator/director Bill Haller.
Tickets for all programs are free, although quantities are limited. Tickets may be reserved in advance by calling The Festival office at 214-821-6300 beginning April 18. Day-of-show tickets will also be available at the Angelika Film Center upstairs sales desk beginning one hour prior to each showtime.
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