On Film
Saturdays at 11am
On Film has aired weekly on KTEP since 1993 and covers contemporary and classic films, filmmaking, film industry developments and the talents of local filmmakers through insightful interviews, reviews and commentary.
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Join this edition of On Film with guest host Carlos de la Torre to discuss this controversial decision is fellow moviegoer, writer, cinephile, and former creative associated programming at Alamo Drafthouse is Oscar Garza.
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Join this edition of On Film with host Charles Horak and special guest, Jeffrey Everett art Director of the new book Luchadores vs. Everything.
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David Varela , comittee member of the Jewish Federation of El Paso and Las Cruces, joins host Carlos De La Torre to discuss the 10th annual Jewish Film Festival, highlithing the event's cultural significance and upcoming screenings.
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Drew Mayer-Oakes served as film commissioner at the El Paso, Texas Film & Creative Industries Commission, after eleven years as director at the San Antonio Film Commission.
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This past week the first major film award program named "The Best Films and Performances of 2025" and El Paso got its close-up in the best picture winner.
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The Film Salon, has been sharing classic films in film history with audiences for over two decades and kicks off the year with a series honoring a legend, Robert Redford, with a standout legacy.
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Amongst the many we've lost this year who brought cinephiles joy is the late great Rob Reiner. Join this edition of On Film with guest host Carlos de la Torre and special guest, Michael De La O, to discuss Reiner's career and impact in film.
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The world celebrated this week the 250th Anniversary of Jane Austen's birth and its a good time to discuss just what has sustained Austen's popularity in culture and cinema.
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The holidays are a joyous time of the year, but the season is not without some stress as you search for just the right item for that hard to impress person in your life, even more so if you are shopping for a movie lover.
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Jaqueline Baylon's documentary, Until He Is Back, was short-listed for a nomination for last year's academy awards in the Best Documentary Short-Film category. Now, Baylon is in town after screening her film both in El Paso and in Ciudad Juárez on behalf of the United Nations via the International Organization for Migration.