“At HCAF15, Houston born filmmaker Trey Edward Shults debuted his intimate family drama ‘Krisha’ at Opening Night at the Museum of Fine Arts. This year’s festival will double as a homecoming of sorts as well. HCAF19 will also screen dance films, jazz documentaries, performance films and design films. The HCAF will screen films from Texas filmmakers, international filmmakers, LGBTQ filmmakers, Asian filmmakers, Latino filmmakers and films from many more underrepresented groups. HCAF19 will screen several documentaries about the African-American experience such as “Black Rodeo,” “Always in Season” and “Cry of the Third Eye, The Last Resort.”īut HCAF19 will have films for every movie aficionado and every demographic. The Houston Cinema Arts Festival (HCAF) will return to the “Bayou City” from Nov. Houston Cinema Arts Festival Set for Nov. Rap legend Bun B (pictured) will join filmmaker Trey Edward Shults to discuss Shults’ film “Waves” at the 2019 Houston Cinema Arts Festival (Photo courtesy of Houston Cinema Arts Society).
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