Film

Stop Making Sense, considered one of the greatest concert films of all time, will screen on Nov. 13 at the Empire Theatre in San Antonio, with a special Q&A appearance by Jerry Harrison of the Talking Heads. TPR's Nathan Cone gets some insight into the film and band's music in this interview.

The 5th annual festival will bring sci-fi feature and short films by Latinx and BIPOC filmmakers to San Antonio from Oct. 9-11.

'Sex Work: It's Just a Job' profiles sex workers who are fighting stereotypes and struggling to decriminalize their trade.

Less than 5% of the 900 inducted titles in the Library of Congress' National Film Registry focus on Latino-driven stories.

It's the 40th anniversary of the classic movie that saw Pee-wee visit the Alamo looking for his stolen accessory-covered, bright red and white Schwinn bike as part of a big cross-country adventure. Now, the Alamo has bought that bike, and it will be on permanent display.

The longest running Latino film festival in the U.S. runs July 9-13.

Senate Bill 22 allocated $300 million over the next two years for in-state film and TV production projects, and it invests $1.5 billion in the Texas film industry over the next decade. State incentives and the San Antonio Supplemental Film Incentive fund will give qualifying productions in the city an incentive boost of nearly 40%.

It is the longest-running Latino film festival. It runs through July 13.

Senate Bill 22 would establish a 10-year fund for the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program.

Senate Bill 22 would increase funding for in-state film and TV production to $500 million every two years, up from $200 million now.