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Native Austinite Sarah Kambe Holland has moved back to ATX just in time for the local premiere of her new coming-of-age-and-coming-out comedy: filmed in Orlando, Florida, made for the TikTok generation.
Look for former Texas Film Commissioner Tom Copeland's name cropping up with a producer credit.First episode of the new Paramount+ anthology series about outlaws and lawmen of the Old West begins by getting in the saddle with David Oyelowo as Texas Trail of Fame inductee Bass Reeves, the first Black U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi. Filmed around Lubbock and Fort Worth, and presented by the Texas Motion Picture Alliance ahead of its Nov. 5 streaming debut.
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