Oklahoma‘s premier film event, the DeadCenter Film Festival, will make its highly anticipated return June 6-9, offering Oklahoma’s passionate film buffs a vibrant lineup of new and exciting films.
Established in 2001 as a two-day downtown festival, deadCenter has since become the state’s largest and most famous film festival, attracting filmmakers, industry professionals and avid film buffs from across the country and beyond. Located in the heart of America, deadCenter prides itself on its role as a champion of independent film, offering nearly 200 films over four days to a packed audience of film enthusiasts.
DeadCenter, recognized for its commitment to supporting emerging talent, offers a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work and connect with engaged audiences. The festival’s reputation as a hub of creativity and innovation has earned it recognition from industry publications, including MovieMaker magazine, which named deadCenter one of the “20 Coolest Film Festivals,” and FilmFreeway, which ranked it among the “100 festivals with the best reviews”. “
“DeadCenter is more than just a film festival; it’s a celebration of independent film arts,” a festival spokesperson said. “We are thrilled to bring together filmmakers, industry professionals and festival-goers for four days of screenings, discussions and networking opportunities.”
In addition to its flagship festival, deadCenter is committed to fostering a culture of film appreciation and education year-round. Through its Continuum Series, the festival offers award-winning programming and educational initiatives that reach thousands of students across the state.
“With deadCenter, it’s not just about watching movies; it’s about engaging with the art form, connecting with other film fans, and celebrating the diverse voices and perspectives represented in independent film,” the spokesperson added.
From eye-opening documentaries to hilarious comedies, terrifying monster movies and thought-provoking short films, deadCenter promises something for everyone. Attendees can expect to discover exciting new talent and even have the opportunity to rub shoulders with industry professionals and movie stars.
As the festival enters its twenty-fourth year, its mission remains unchanged: to promote, encourage and celebrate the independent cinematic arts. With a dedication to inclusivity and accessibility, deadCenter continues to enrich Oklahoma’s cultural landscape and inspire audiences to explore the power of storytelling through film.
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