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Adam Rifkin’s Western Comedy “Last Train to Fortune” Rolls Into Dallas for Special Q&A Screenings
Malcolm McDowell, Mary Steenburgen, James Paxton and Burnadette Peters Star Filmmaker Adam Rifkin is bringing his new western comedy Last Train to Fortune to Dallas for two special Q&A screenings at the Angelika Film Center, with Rifkin and star James Paxton in attendance. The screenings are set for Wednesday, September 23 and Thursday, September 24 at 7 p.m. Both screenings will feature a Q&A with the filmmakers.
Local Filmmakers Britt Bankhead and Grace Patterson Present Supernatural Thriller “The Town That Takes” at the Angelika
Local filmmakers Britt Bankhead and Grace Patterson will celebrate the upcoming release of their supernatural thriller The Town That Takes with an exclusive preview screening, red carpet event, and post-screening Q&A at the Angelika Film Center on Tuesday, July 7.
2026 USA Film Festival Announces Filmmaker Awards Following “fun-at-the-movies” Edition of Dallas’ Longest Running Film Festival
Every Line Becomes a Circle Photo Credit: InThePlace The Dallas-based USA Film Festival wrapped the 56th edition of the film festival focused on having fun at the movies.
2026 USA Film Festival Announces Official Selections and Special Guests for USA FF26
The Dallas-based USA Film Festival announces this year’s official selections and special guests for the festival’s 56th edition taking place on April 22-26, 2026. Known for its celebration of new and classic films from the U.S. and abroad, the Festival once again brings master artists and emerging talents to Dallas to present their works in a “live cinema” setting designed to bring artists and audiences together.
The Historic Lancaster Theatre Announces Month Long Grand Re-Opening
Programming and Events Through April-May The Historic Lancaster Theatre has announced shows and events for the highly anticipated Grand Re-Opening beginning in April.
56th Annual USA Film Festival Dives Into Deep Water with Renny Harlin and Gene Simmons
Prior to Magenta Light Studio’s new disaster thriller Deep Water splashing into theaters nationwide on May 1st, the film will preview in Dallas at the 56th Annual USA Film Festival on Friday, April 24th. Director Renny Harlin, and producer Gene Simmons will be on hand to present the film. USA Film Festival will be announcing its full lineup of films and events next week.
Snoop Robinson’s Limited Series Drama Freinemies to Stream on Tubi
Set in the Fashion World, High Stakes/High Camp Project Set for November 21 Debut Dallas-based SRG Entertainment has announced a streaming deal with Tubi for Snoop Robinson’s limited series drama Frienemies, starring Missy Lee, Sekou Calhoun, Chanté Small, and Alexandria Warfield. The three-part series, which features high stakes intrigue in the fashion world, is set to debut November 21.
Two Dallas-Shot Documentaries are Double-Heading @ Billy the Kid Film Festival
The 7th Annual Billy the Kid Film Festival announces film lineup November 7-9 | Rolling Film, Rocking History, Al Maysles Captures the Beatles, Tattler’s Tale The Hico-based Billy the Kid Film Festival have announced the films and events for the 7th edition of the outlaw-themed film festival taking place November 7-9.
Have social prescribing referrals reduced appointment pressures on primary care? Evidence from Electronic Healthcare Records
Have social prescribing referrals reduced appointment pressures on primary care? Evidence from Electronic Healthcare Records Anna Wilding, Efundem Agboraw, Luke Munford, Matt Sutton, John Wildman, Morgan Beeson, Stewart Mercer, Paul Wilson British Journal of General Practice 2025; 75 (suppl 1): bjgp25X741633. DOI: 10.3399/bjgp25X741633
Inequality in the impact of the national social prescribing on population outcomes
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Asian Film Festival of Dallas Announces Film Lineup for the 24th Edition (July 24-27)
Shinji Araki’s Japanese thriller Penalty Loop is the Opening Night film, Centerpiece is Johnny Ma’s comedy/drama The Mother and the Bear, and Yugo Sakamoto’s Japanese action-comedy Baby Assassins: Nice Days will close out AFFD The Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) announced the film lineup for this year’s 24th edition of the popular film festival.
Pegasus Film Festival Celebrates Their 10th Anniversary & Announces Lineup
The Pegasus Media Project has announced the has announced the film lineup for the 10th Anniversary edition of the Pegasus Film Festival (June 20-22). The celebrated film festival highlights the creativity and innovation of young filmmakers with screenings and events at Alamo Drafthouse, and a special presentation of the inaugural Pegasus Inspiration Award to groundbreaking director Cierra Glaudé, at the Majestic Theater in Dallas, Texas.
Do longer job hours matter for maternal mental health? A longitudinal analysis of single versus partnered mothers
1 INTRODUCTION Over the past 2 decades, there has been a marked rise in employment of single parents in the UK. Rising by more than 20 percentage points, the rate of expansion in employment of single parents has been greater than that of their partnered counterparts (four percentage points), with over half of single parents currently employed in full-time work (Office for National Statistics, 2022).
A MUST WATCH Film “BEHIND THE SCENES’ Premieres at DIFF SHORTS Film Festival. Watch Trailer and Get Tickets
BEHIND THE SCENES is a Short that explores the negative effects of too much screen time and how it affects relationships. Premiering at this month’s DIFF SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL, Friday, August 23 – Sunday, August 25, 2024 at Angelika Dallas. This film is a must see. A young French American couple seemingly have it all going for them: beauty, youth, and a deep love for each other.
Asian Film Festival of Dallas Announces Film Lineup for 23rd Edition (July 25-28)
Ning Hao’s Chinese comedy The Movie Emperor is the Opening Night film, Centerpiece is Marc Marriott’s Japanese Tokyo Cowboy, and Soi Cheang’s Hong Kong Action-Adventure film Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In will close out AFFD The Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) announced the film lineup for this year’s 23rd edition of the film festival.
Asian Film Festival of Dallas Announces Film Lineup for 22nd Edition (July 13-16)
Tae-Jim Ahn’s THE NIGHT OWL is the Opening Night Selection Closing Night’s Selction will feature Park Dong-hee’s DRIVE Highlights include screenings of Linh Tran’s Slamdance Grand Jury Prize winner, WAITING FOR THE LIGHT TO CHANGE and Sing J Lee’s Sundance Directing Award winner THE ACCIDENTAL GETAWAY DRIVER The Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) announced the film lineup for this year’s 22nd edition of the film festival.
COVID-19 and income inequality in OECD countries: a methodological comment-a reply
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Re: Social prescribing in the NHS-is it too soon to judge its value?
Rapid Response: Re: Social prescribing in the NHS—is it too soon to judge its value? Dear Editor I read with interest the Opinion article from Westlake and colleagues. Social Prescribing is a heterogeneous intervention and not well suited to the traditional methods of evaluation and, perhaps even less so, economic evaluation (Wildman & Wildman, 2019).
Evaluation of a Community Health Worker Social Prescribing Program Among UK Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
Key Points Question Is a community health worker social prescribing program associated with improved glycemic control among UK patients aged 40 to 74 years with type 2 diabetes? Findings In this cohort study with difference-in-differences analysis of 8086 patients in the UK National Health System, a holistic community health worker intervention was associated with improvements in hemoglobin A1c levels.
Dallas and North Texas Film Fests Name Their Top Ten Films of 2020
The heads of prominent Dallas and North Texas Film Festivals announced their selections for the Top Ten Films of 2020 today with David Fincher’s MANK, Eliza Hitman’s NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS, and Spike Lee’s’ DA 5 BLOODS taking the top three spots among films released in 2020. Bart Weiss (Founder and Director, Dallas Video Fest) revealed the Top 5 films on WFAA’s Midday on 8 broadcast.
Regional Film Fests killing it (versus being killed) during the year of COVID: deadCenter Film
In addition to being the publicist for several regional film festivals across the country, I am also the publicist for the Film Festival Alliance, which has brought together hundreds of film festivals committed to best practices and establishing a consistency, legitimacy, and integrity among the film festival community and industry.
Women Texas Film Festival announces slate of films for virtual fest August 13-16 with an emphasis on LGBTQIA+ and provocative docs
Women Texas Film Festival announced the official selections for the fifth year of the critically-acclaimed Dallas-based film festival which focuses solely on the work of visionary female filmmakers (August 13-16).
Beyond COVID‐19: How the ‘dismal science’ can prepare us for the future
1 INTRODUCTION The actions of most governments around the globe to date to COVID‐19 bring into sharp focus the uncomfortable trade‐offs that societies face, both now and in the future, in response to a pandemic. The immediate governmental response, in most countries, of ‘managing’ the outbreak with the principal aim of ‘flattening the curve’ and ‘saving lives’ has necessitated a huge tranche of emergency fiscal support to be swiftly put in place in order to support the broader economy.
Women Texas Film Festival 2019
August 15 – August 18 By Avery Dalal and John Wildman Published Aug 6, 2019 at 5:26 PM NEWSLETTERS Receive the latest community updates in your inbox Email NBC 5 invites you to the Women Texas Film Festival (WTxFF), opens on August 15, and runs through August 18. Featuring established and emerging female storytellers in film and TV, the WTxFF returns to the historic Texas Theatre along with new locations at Methodist Dallas’ David H. Hitt Auditorium and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Cedars.
FILM FESTIVAL PHOTO GALLERY – 2019 Oxford Film Festival’s Community Night w/NEGRO TERROR and Opening Night w/GHOST LIGHT and Roger Bart | FESTWORKS
The 2019 Oxford Film Festival began with a Community Night screening of locally made films and then a special concert by documentary subjects Negro Terror to kick things off on Wednesday, February 6. The next night, John Stimpson’s GHOST LIGHT officially opened the fest with a screening (and special presentation of the Lisa Blount Memorial Acting Award to Roger Bart, one of the film’s stars) at the wonderful Gertrude Ford Performing Arts Center. Opening Night.
FILM FESTIVAL NEWS: Indie Memphis hires Miriam Bale as new Senior Programmer, also announces Call for Entries for 2018
The Indie Memphis Film Festival today announced that journalist and film programmer Miriam Bale has been hired to be the film festival’s Senior Programmer. Indie Memphis also seized the occasion to announce the festival will start accepting submissions on Monday, January 15, for its 21st edition, which will take place November 1-5, 2018.
FILM FESTIVAL NEWS: The Oxford Film Festival goes big (More than 200 films!), political (#METOO and more), and silly (COP CHRONICLES and BASEKETBALL) for its 15th Anniversary blow out edition | FESTWORKS
The 2018 Oxford Film Festival (February 7-11) has announced the full schedule of films for this year’s 15th Anniversary edition.
The effect of house prices on the long-term care market: Evidence from England
AGEUK 2017. Briefing: Health and Care of Older People in England 2017. AgeUK. AUDRETSCH, D. B. & FRITSCH, M. 1994. On the measurement of entry rates. Empirica, 21, 105-113. BARRON, D. N. & WEST, E. 2017. The quasi-market for adult residential care in the UK: Do for-profit, not-for-profit or public sector residential care and nursing homes provide better quality care? Social Science and Medicine, 179, 137-146. BERTRAND, M. & KRAMARZ, F. 2002. Does entry regulation hinder job creation?
FILMS GONE WILD: Irene Cho is gone – The producer of The Daily Buzz, an unrelenting motor powering that show and so much more, and my friend | FESTWORKS
This one is going to pretty emotional and raw. So, apologies – but not really. Last night, at the after party during an amazing Opening Night for the Women Texas Film Festival, I received a text from Minji Chang, one of my fellow co-hosts on The Daily Buzz that my friend and that show’s stalwart of a producer, Irene Cho had suffered a massive stroke and was not going to survive. Irene Cho having fun doing The Daily Buzz Show No. That’s not how this stuff is supposed to work.
Health and Brexit
EDITORIALHealth and BrexitAuthorsJohn Wildman,Corresponding authorNewcastle University Business School, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UKSearch for more papers by this authorRachel Baker,Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health, Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, UKSearch for more papers by this authorCam DonaldsonYunus Centre for Social Business and Health, Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, UKSearch for more papers by this authorNo abstract is available for this...
What immigrants in Britain think of immigration
Both the referendum vote to leave the European Union and Donald Trump’s successful run for the US presidency have highlighted increasingly negative sentiments towards immigration. One argument frequently used to explain anti-immigration sentiment is that native-born populations object to immigration because they fear competition in the labour market.
Relative Distributions
Background and Purpose—Analyses of trends in the delivery of time critical treatments typically report the median, but measures of central tendency may ignore important changes for specific patient groups. We considered whether this was an important effect during comparison of onset to treatment (OTT) time between 2 cohorts of patients with stroke receiving intravenous thrombolysis.
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