Dallas VideoFest is the most forward-looking of the North Texas film festivals. It's where many locals first witnessed HD back in the 1980s or stumbled on the groundbreaking TV work of Polish director Krzysztof Kieślowski.Now in its 31st year, the festival founded by University of Texas at Arlington film professor Bart Weiss keeps pushing those envelopes.Its Alternative Fiction thread, unspooling Thursday through Sunday at the Angelika Dallas, includes a Chinese film that switches into 3D for its last hour, other examples of the latest in virtual reality and augmented reality technology, and shorts shot on mobile phones. Continue reading...
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