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Interviews by Paul Salfen Camera, Eddie Lee Henderson BEDFORD, Texas — In a world often fixated on youth and speed, the true story behind the film The Senior offers a refreshing counter-narrative: it's never too late to pursue unfinished dreams or mend past regrets. At the recent red carpet premiere at Look Cinemas in Bedford,

Interview by Paul Salfen On September 19, 2025, families across the country will have the chance to experience Dot Conner: Webtective, a new independent Christian film that promises to captivate audiences with its blend of adventure, mystery, and heartfelt values. Directed by Andrew and Jae Huff, this stand-alone feature, inspired by the hit web series,

Interview by Paul Salfen As the chill of Halloween creeps closer, nothing gets the blood pumping quite like a fresh dose of demonic dread. Enter Traumatika, the latest indie horror flick that's poised to claw its way into your nightmares. Directed by Pierre Tsigaridis and Maxime Rancon, this possession tale follows a young boy's night

In an era where sports documentaries often swing for the fences with on-field heroics, Clemente steps up to the plate with something far more profound: the story of a man whose greatest hits came off the diamond. Directed by David Altrogge and executive produced by Roberto Clemente Jr., the film chronicles the life of Major

Review by Paul Salfen This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters this weekend is Light of the World, the new animated film about Jesus that tells the classic story of the messiah in a beautifully simplistic way. Co-directed by Tom Bancroft, who was part of the animation department for many Disney

Interview by Paul Salfen In the gritty streets of Oakland, California, where sirens wail and shadows hide secrets, Paul Alex Espinoza once chased justice as a detective. For years, he clocked 80 to 100-hour weeks, diving into narcotics cases, special victims investigations, and everything in between. "I did absolutely everything the department threw at me,"

Interview by Paul Salfen In an exclusive interview with Paul Salfen of AMFM Magazine, director John McPhail (Anna and the Apocalypse) shared his infectious enthusiasm for his latest project, GROW, a family-friendly comedy set to hit U.S. theaters on October 17 via Fathom Entertainment in partnership with Double Nickel Entertainment. The film, described as a

Title On September 5, 2025, as families across the nation flock to theaters for the release of Light of the World, a new animated feature from the Salvation Poem Project and the creative minds behind Disney classics like The Lion King, Mulan, and The Emperor’s New Groove, director John Schafer sits at the crossroads of

In a cultural landscape still scarred by the divisiveness of the 2020 presidential election, filmmaker Erik Bork's directorial debut, The Elephant in the Room, arrives as a timely comedic balm. Set in the tense days of December 2020, the film follows Leah, a progressive social media strategist played by Alyssa In Paris, as she sparks

McKenna Grace and JoJo Regina, the young stars of What We Hide—a poignant 2025 American drama directed and written by Dan Kay—share a laugh, their bond evident. "Wow, what a movie," Salfen began, noting how the film grabs viewers from the start, plunging them into an emotional whirlwind. As sisters Spider and Jessie, played by