Cine Latino co-founder honored amid film festival shakeup
Following the 11th year of the Cine Latino Film Festival, co-founder Rogelio Almeida Jr. was recognized with an award, even as he steps away from Capitol Hill.
Wacky, oddball, left-of-center films screening all over OKC
Between the Oscar-bait dramas of awards season and the blockbuster summer, spring is the perfect time to catch some odd, off-the-wall film screenings in OKC.
Cine Latino Film Festival brings world of Latin film to OKC
Friday and Saturday, Capitol Hill will be bursting with creative energy, excitement, and culture as the Cine Latino Film Festival celebrates its eleventh year.
OKCMOA examines institutions of life in Wiseman film series
OKCMOA presents a career retrospective of groundbreaking documentarian Frederick Wiseman with another of his films screening each week in March and April.
Rock the Oscar blues away in OKC with music movies in March
Now that awards season is over, you can rock out in OKC theaters all month with a selection of rock docs, deconstructed musicals, and even some Okie locals.
Oscar longshots offer powerful, vitally important voices
Two of the least likely contenders for the Best Picture Oscar each take a unique perspective on the deep, human toll of resilience in the face of injustice.
Dylan biopic ‘A Complete Unknown’ mostly sings a solid tune
Music biopic “A Complete Unknown” about Bob Dylan’s rise is an Oscar contender, praised for performances and depth, avoiding typical hero-worship.
Oscar-nominated sci-fi offers both greatness and empty gore
The Best Picture slate at this year’s Academy Awards boasts two science-fiction films, two more than in many past years. | Film with Brett Fieldcamp by OKCMOA.
Oscar hopeful ‘The Brutalist’ takes too long to say too little
Potential Oscar frontrunner “The Brutalist” seems to buckle under the weight of its own grand, epic ambitions, but boasts some truly monumental performances.
OKC cinema community mourns surrealist auteur David Lynch
The filmmaking world has lost one of its greatest minds, fiercest champions, and most uniquely creative voices in the passing of moviemaking master David Lynch.
Oscar contender ‘Conclave’ a bold grown-up question of faith
Vatican-set awards contender “Conclave” is a thrilling drama about pope selection, but its explicit politics and big reveals may rankle some viewers and voters.
Scary times call for scary movies in theaters in January
With disaster and uncertainty running rampant, we take a break from the Oscar race to look at some films turning horror tropes on their heads this month.
Golden Globe winner ‘Emilia Pérez’ a challenging, wild opera
The Golden Globes' unexpected Best Picture winner, French-made, Mexico-set crime musical "Emilia Pérez," is an odd, over-the-top opera of the modern world.
Animated adventures flowing through OKC theaters in January
Animated films continue to dominate with sequels, prequels, and even some art house fare all set to draw audiences into theaters throughout January.
Film series at OKCMOA capped by Scorsese’s ‘Made in England’
OKCMOA's month-long retrospective of Powell and Pressburger's films will end next month with the new, Scorsese-narrated documentary "Made in England."
