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Created in 2018, the El Paso film festival has been the preeminent film festival in West Texas. This September, the social event spawned by the love of movies, made its grand return.

There, local directors and actors held the opportunity to showcase their passion projects for engagement, awards, and even national recognition.

For the average El Paso movie fanatic, the film festival gives the once in a year opportunity to stay away from a high budget, blockbuster filled, Hollywood, and instead put their attention on a creation made purely from the heart. 

During the weekend, over 80 films were showcased at the festival. One of which was created by students at UTEP, “Stalks at Night.”

Read more at: theprospectordaily.com