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Film Fest Shines the Spotlight on Round Top

After the Texas Shorts portion of Saturday’s fest, people involved in those short films took the stage for a panel discussion about their projects. Photos by Jeff Wick
John Lane, of Vintage Studios (of Burton and North Carolina) was at Festival Hill during the film festival showcasing some of his amazing classic cloth movie posters focused on Westerns. Lane showcases his movie posters every spring and fall at the Blue Hills antique show in Round Top as well.
There might not be a more special place to watch a movie than in the Festival Hill Concert Hall.
A group of ladies take a picture in front of film fest backdrop before heading into the concert hall to watch the Texas Shorts portion of Saturday’s program.
Houston Astros Hall of Famer Craig Biggio was at the film fest Saturday, watching a band his friends were playing in during an intermission between the films. He’s shown here center, hanging out with Deacon Wick, left, and Maddox Wick, right.

T here might not be a better place to see and hear a movie than the concert hall at Festival Hill.

And four days of movies filled that venue and others around town at the first annual Round Top International Film Festival.

The Round Top Dance Hall also played host to movies and panel discussions.

Various other industry gatherings and parties were held around town last Thursday through Saturday