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South Texas Democrats Will Steer Party’s Direction, Left or Center  The New York Times

Classic Film Review: Race in the Deep South of Faulkner and Clarence Brown — “Intruder in the Dust” (1949)  rogersmovienation.com

“Construction can’t continue”: South Texas builders say ICE arrests have upended industry  KSAT

Just south of Colorado, Ted Turner's ideal of conservation takes shape. Ben Clark's new film "Preserved" takes us there.  The Colorado Sun

Set in the Rio Grande Valley, ‘Swamp Lion’ explores the perils of American health care  Texas Standard

ENTRE: An Introduction to the Rio Grande Valley’s Community Film Center  Glasstire

Romantic comedy movie begins filming in the Rio Grande Valley  ValleyCentral.com

‘Deep in the Heart’ Gives Texas the ‘Planet Earth’ Treatment  Texas Monthly

Man Appears ‘Possessed’ at CONJURING: LAST RITES Screening as Bishop Blesses Audience  GeekTyrant

In a New Netflix Film, the U.S.-Mexico Border Brings Birds and People Together  National Audubon Society

Child actor Claude Jarman Jr. looks back on his movie career during the “Golden Days” of Hollywood  DeSoto Times-Tribune

Here’s where you can watch films showcasing the Valley’s culture  MyRGV.com

John Wayne Movies: 25 Greatest Films Ranked Worst to Best  Gold Derby

New documentary dives into the world of high school mariachi competitions  Texas Standard

KSAT Explains: Mexico’s lack of adherence to decades-old treaty leaves Rio Grande Valley farmers in peril  KSAT

The Faces of South Texas, Part 2  Glasstire

Motion picture begins filming in Brownsville, South Padre Island  MyRGV.com

South Texas actor's new film reflects on 'Latin gringo' roots  MySA

Magali Delarosa Nominated at South Texas Film Festival for Movie and Music Video  Tejano Nation

Harlingen’s ENTRE Film Center Documents Border Culture  Texas Highways

'Where are these mountains?': South Texans blast Hollywood errors  MySA

The Future of Texas Film Is $200 Million Brighter  Texas Monthly

From the archives: When a Warner Bros. Western flick held its world premiere in Brownsville  MyRGV.com

‘Things go south’: Terlingua-based film makes its hometown debut  Big Bend Sentinel

Feds keep Texas border communities in dark about $1 billion buoy project in Rio Grande  San Antonio Current

South Texas International Film Festival  Texas Border Business

Harlingen Native Talks About His Film Based On Border Life  ValleyCentral.com

RGV native excels as filmmaker  MyRGV.com