Texas filmmaker premieres LGBTQ+ film Saturday at Oak Cliff Film Festival
Three Headed Beast (Courtesy photo) The Oak Cliff Film Festival opened Thursday with films screening throughout a variety of venues such as the Texas Theater, Wild Detectives and other locations.
Among the movies is Three Headed Beast directed by Dallas native Fernando Andres and Tyler Rugh of Austin. After screenings and positive reviews at Tribeca and San Francisco Film Festivals, the queer-centric film will premiere in Dallas on Saturday.
The film summary describes Beast as a story about love, lust, and self-discovery as a non-traditional, long-term couple in Austin who have an open relationship learn how to communicate their desires in the scorching Texas heat which we for sure all know something about right now.
The film is also the only queer film in the festival’s Narrative Competition and according to its press kit, “one of the very few queer films to come out of the Texas independent scene.” Co-director Andres is currently based in Austin.
