The Crescent
The Crescent Fort Worth development.
The 2024 Lone Star Film Festival will include a distinctive cultural ambiance this year as The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth will be the central hospitality hub for the annual event, the two announced on Tuesday.
As part of the arrangement, The Crescent is offering special room blocks and an exclusive package for festival attendees, including a complimentary All-Access Film Pass to screenings at the Modern Museum and The Kimbell Museum with a reservation for two or more nights.
“We are thrilled to partner with the Lone Star Film Festival and celebrate its debut in the Cultural District,” said Roberto van Geenen, general manager of The Crescent Hotel Fort Worth, in a statement. “The collaboration provides a unique opportunity for us to showcase our commitment to the arts while offering guests a luxurious and immersive experience during one of the city’s most anticipated cultural events.”
The festival, which runs Nov. 1-4, is making its debut in the Cultural District, a seemingly perfect backdrop for the event. Its landmarks include The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Kimbell Art Museum, and Amon Carter museums, all within walking distance of The Crescent.
In and of itself, the hotel, too, is an instrument of art. Its art collection was curated by John Runyon of Runyon Arts.
The hotel, the first luxury property in the Cultural District, showcases The Circle Bar as a lounge space, Emilia’s for dining, and The Blue Room for exclusive fine dining.
Crescent Real Estate is a real estate operating company and investment adviser, founded by Chairman John C. Goff, with assets under management, development, and investment capacity of more than $10 billion. Through the GP Invitation Funds, Crescent acquires, develops, and operates all real estate asset classes alongside institutional investors and high net worth clients. Crescent’s premier real estate portfolio consists of Class A and creative office, multifamily, hospitality, and senior living assets located throughout the U.S., including The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, and the wellness lifestyle leader, Canyon Ranch.
The Lone Star Film Festival Lineup
Narrative Feature Films
“I Voted” - Tyler Mann
“Nuked”- Deena Kashper, Texas Premiere
“Lars Shrike Walks The Night” - Gary Walkow, World Premiere
Documentary Feature Films
“Water Wars” - Philip Guitar
“Banned Together” - Kate Way, Tom Wiggin, Texas Premiere
Short Films
“A Drive at Dawn” - Joe D’Ovidio
“A Tribute to the Starry-Eyed Girl” - Zoe Novella Epperson
“All the Men I Met But Never Dated” - Muneeb Hassan
“Ambush at St. Mary’s” - Anthony Parisi
“Art is the Artist” - Sunny Perera
“Birdy Man” - Anni Zhang, Yutong Qiu
“Blue Hour” - J.D Shields
“Bottoms UP!” - Brandon Schwindt
“Burleson” - Drake Potts
“Complexion” - Toko Shiiki
“Conflict” - Sasha Dulerayn
“Copilot” - Darcy Doyle
“Crystal: Story of A Girl from Texas” - Michelle Mower
“Dad Died Crying” - Joseph Balderas
“David the King” - James Pinedo II
“Dynasty and Destiny” - Travis Lee Ratclif
“Gillyfish” - Sarah Sellman
“Hybristos” - Noah Burns
“Jedo’s Dead” - Sara Nimeh
“Jimmy” - Christian Meola
“King Ed” - Nick Fascitelli
“Le Cosmos” - Natalie Peracchio
“Making of a Classic” - Stephen Robinson
“Powerful Love” - Lucas Pierce
“Probed” - Umar Shiraz Jafri
“Right to Privacy” - Julie Herlocker
“Ripple” - Micheal McCourt
“So, That Happened” - Neha Aziz
“Taco Baby” - Jacob William Daniels
“The Bubby Bear Show” - Thavin Vongpatanasin
“The Collector” - Jim Picariello, Carrie Wachob
“The End Of The World at 21” - Chloe Campos
“The Heart of Texas” - Gregory JM Kasunich
“The Intervention” - Natalie Rhea
“The Mayfly” - Sue Perrotto
“The Open Door” - Dean Ronalds
“The Rebuild: Just One More Year” - Isla McKenna
“The Runt” - Christy Stratton
“The Take Away” - Susan Carol Davis, Claire Blakeney DeJarnett
“Therapist Crush” - MJ Kauffman
“Tiny, Texas” - David Lykes Keenan
“Vanitas” - Lucy Gamades
“Walk with Me” - Adrien Boublil
“Where the Deer Sleep” - Matt Udvari
“Woke at Night” - Ben Majest, Rick Darge
“World’s Shortest War” - Joseph Horta
“You Are Here” - Micheal Friberg
Showcase Feature Films
“Sing Sing” - Greg Kwedar
“The Right to Read” - Jenny Mackenzie
“Us Charros” - Diego Huerta, World Premiere
Showcase Short Films
“#524” - Myer Reno
“Lil Audition” - Dominique Anderson
“The Charm Between Us” - Alex Hathcock, Palmer Shinsky
“Underdawgs” - Brie Electra, Charity Robinson