Posted on · The monthly Houston Matters segment on TV and film takes a closer look at depictions of Black suffering and Black women in the film by former Houstonian Gerard Bush.
Posted on · The film offers an inside look at an event where Texas students wrestle with forming a mock government. Houston Matters talks with the directors and a local participant.
Posted on · Director and Fort Worth native Channing Godfrey Peoples talks about her new film.
Posted on · Houston Matters examines the history of social media through the lens of David Fincher's Facebook biopic.
Posted on · Ben Affleck's new film is more than just a sports movie. Houston Matters examines how the film addresses the issue of substance abuse.
Posted on · The Houston Matters monthly series on film and TV takes a closer look at the continued popularity of video gaming culture.
Posted on · In our monthly film and TV segment, we discuss the significance of the year 1917 at the movies -- and in Houston.
Posted on · With the release of The Rise of Skywalker, will fans continue to be divided about the latest films in the franchise?
Posted on · In our monthly segment about the issues in TV and film, a local activist explains what was lacking in the new biopic about Harriet Tubman.
Posted on · Houston Matters takes on horror with the new Netflix film Eli and looks at why we enjoy being scared for entertainment.
Posted on · Houston Matters explores the concepts of space travel depicted in the near-future setting of the new film, starring Brad Pitt.
Posted on · As Viktor Kossakovsky’s new documentary shows us how water behaves, we discuss how Greater Houston has been shaped by water.
Posted on · Horror intersects with the American Dream in our latest installment of The Bigger Picture, where we examine the social or cultural issues in new films.
Posted on · Producer Joshua Zinn explores the bigger issues in the recent film "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," specifically how the changes a city goes through over time affect local identity.
Posted on · Houston Matters explores the challenges students face balancing academics and social life, as depicted in the new movie Booksmart.