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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El Paso filmmaker Christian Moldes joins On Film to discuss his journey from theater and acting to editing, producing and screenwriting in Los Angeles and his return to El Paso. -
On Film talks with Estrella del Paso’s Sandra Ramirez about the Art of Welcoming, its 40th anniversary, and how local filmmakers use storytelling to celebrate El Paso’s community. -
Carlos de la Torre and Oscar Garza discuss Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The End of Oak Street, and why the movie theater experience still makes summer films unforgettable. -
The Weird Kidz, by El Pasoan Zach Passero, is being distributed by Antenna Releasing and will kick off with a theatrical road show called the “Embrace the Weird” Tour. -
A mammoth film event is taking place in cinemas across the world, showcasing a film that ventures into uncharted cinematic waters, making great strides for cinema, and interpreting a magnificent story on the screen. -
Returning to On Film is writer, director, and producer Valeria Contreras. Valeria has been working on her short film “Oranges,” developed, produced, and post-produced here in El Paso. -
Join On Film with guest host Carlos de la Torre in the company of Doug Pullen, to discuss the upcoming films featured at this year’s annual Plaza Classic Film Festival, July 16 through the 26th. -
Join this edition of On Film with host Charles Horak in the company of all three of Tower Productions’ original co-founders, Austin Young, Eric Sanchez, and Carlos De La Torre. -
Guest host Carlos De La Torre welcomes back host Charles Horak to review two new films. From director Steven Spielberg, Disclosure Day, and the new Netflix comedy-drama starring Diego Luna, Mexico 86. -
Join this edition of On Film with guest host Carlos de la Torre, with local stand-up comedian, filmmaker, and the founder of Chucotown Comedy, Gus Buzz.
