From space-themed films to local talent, the Houston Cinema Arts Festival brings 11 days of creativity, culture, and cinematic storytelling. Check out the lineup and why this festival is shaping Houston's film scene.

The Houston Cinema Arts Festival (HCAF) is gearing up for its 2025 edition — and film lovers will get the first look at this year’s lineup during a free release party on Wednesday.

Filmed right here in Houston and Galveston, the world premiere of a once-shelved movie brings Hollywood magic to River Oaks Theatre. "Dreams in the Attic" starring Shelley Duvall and Haylie Duff premieres tonight on what would be the actress' 76th birthday. We heard from the director on why now, and how the Houston Cinema Arts Society helped bring it back to life.

The 16th annual Houston Cinema Arts Festival kicks off today. The 11-day festival includes films to educate and entertain audiences all while highlighting our city's rich diversity. Watch the player above to find out where to go, what to expect, and how to get discounted tickets!

HOUSTON – The Moonstruck Drive-In Cinema at East River is the original EaDo Drive-In Movie Theatre, and it’s the city’s first and only permanent drive-in movie theatre and event venue. Houston Cinema Arts Society has partnered up with Sundance Film Festival to host the 2021 Sundance Satellite Film Festival starting today through February 2. As one of the only three 2021 Sundance Film Festival world premiere locations in Texas, Michael Robinson, Marketing and Communications Manager for Houston Cinema Arts Society told us this is an event you don’t want to miss. The Moonstruck Drive-In Cinema will accommodate up to 150 cars, making it one of the largest satellite locations in the country. During the screenings, food and beverages will be available for contactless purchase from popular local food trucks and nearby establishments.