Make room for another film festival all you Dallasites. The third annual It Came From Texas Film Festival will unspool at the Plaza Theater in downtown Garland Friday September 12th through Sunday the 14th. Curated by Festival Director Kelly Kitchens (and featuring some insight from film scholar Gordon K. Smith), the three-day event will feature the following Texas-filmed efforts- Bonnie and Clyde (1967), The Great Debators (2008), Bernie (2011), and The Alamo (1960).
Wrapped around these four films will be some other documentaries about the films, special guests (some family of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow) and introspective conversations to add insight about the films.
A full release about the event and films can be found here.
Passes and ticket links can be found here: https://www.prekindle.com/calendar/itcamefromtexasfilmfest
IT CAME FROM TEXAS Film Festival
The Third Annual Fest of Films Made in Texas
WHAT:
City of Garland’s Cultural Arts presents It Came From Texas Film Festival
Texas-sized True Texas Tales: Texas-made films return to the Big Screen.
ADMISSION – PASSES and TICKETS:
Festival passes are currently on sale
Available online at http://GarlandArts.com
And specifically https://www.prekindle.com/calendar/itcamefromtexasfilmfest
Early-Bird Festival Pass: $55; $65 (starting July 7)
(Full value of individual tickets is $125)
Festival Pass Perks:
Limited Availability
Early admission
Commemorative Poster
Discounts from participating businesses and restaurants
WHEN and WHERE:
Sep 12-14, 2025
The Plaza Theatre on the Downtown Square
521 W. State Street
Garland, TX 75040
Connect with IT CAME FROM TEXAS:
#ItCameFromTXFF
https://GarlandArts.com
More connection links to come.
Dallas Film Now. 