San Antonio Film Festival to showcase over 200 films across the Alamo City Aug. 1-6
For nearly three decades, the San Antonio Film Festival has been one of the key conduits for bringing the indie cinema scene to San Antonio. This year's festival will include screenings at three locations across the city: the Tobin Center for Performing Arts (100 Auditorium Circle), Radius Center (106 Auditorium Circle #120) and Santikos Entertainment Palladium (17703 W. I-10 Frontage Road). Among the entries are 200-plus documentaries, indie films and shorts created by both local and international filmmakers.
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