Women Texas Film Festival offers wit, weirdness and wisdom
One of Texas' biggest female film festivals gives audiences a new perspective
And Then There Was Eve is the opening feature at the Women Texas Film Festival. It follows a woman who grows close to her husband's colleague, Eve, after he goes missing. (Photo provided by the Women Texas Film Festival)
Amber Friend. Amber Friend, 22, is an intern for the Dallas Morning News’ life and arts desk this summer. Originally from Grapevine, Texas, she has previously reported for the University of Oklahoma’s student paper, the OU Daily, the Enid News & Eagle, a daily newspaper that serves a large portion of northwest Oklahoma, and the Oklahoman, the largest daily newspaper in the state. She graduated from OU this past May with her BA in Journalism, and hopes to pursue a career in the industry. For now, she spends most of her time listening to musicals, rewatching “Stranger Things,” and taking pictures of her fish.
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