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Want to mingle with local, national and international film buffs? Read on for details about the Sixth Annual Dallas International Film Festival. #DIFF

Apparently April is festival season, who knew?

Spilt Milk isn't the Dallas International Film Festival's best or worst pick of the 2011 lineup. There are some funny scenes, however the writing leaves a bit to be desired. But if you're looking for a subtle laugh and not much else, you won't be disappointed...just make sure you stay through the final minutes.

Gun Hill Road provides riveting and raw insight into the familial dynamic of an ex-con father, loving mother, and a son named Michael but lives as Vanessa. This one is definitely worth checking out.

DIFF on a Dime: A frugal approach to navigating the 2011 Dallas International Film Festival. Learn which screens and galas are under $100, under $50 and even free in this exclusive guide.

The Dallas Film Society is known for including feature film rookies in their Dallas International Film Festival line-up. Sometimes they're a hit, and sometimes they're not. Boy Wonder isn't about rainbows and sunshine, but it is worth a trip to the theater.

The Dallas International Film Festival has movies in all genres and for all the varying film tastes out there. But despite my previous notions about this one, my favorite film so far took me back to my childhood, reminded me that hard work and perseverance really can pay off, and was a about a furry, red thing.

The glitz the gam, the films the fans...all typical of any collaborative film event, but the Dallas International Film Festival is bringing you something more in 2011. This year’s festivities have a different twist. While the Dallas Film Society continues to impress with their all-star lineup of fantastic films, they’ve brought fashion, family, philanthropy, and fine art to center stage...

With 25 films making their Southwest, United States or North American premieres, the 2010 Asian Film Festival of Dallas gives viewers a rare opportunity to see movies covering the spectrum of cinema from ten countries. The festival runs July 23-29 at venues around Dallas. See the 2010 lineup.

It's the 15th annual WRR Picnic in the Park this Sunday! Bring your picnic dinner, wine, blanket and listen to the sounds of the Dallas Wind Symphony. And during the concert, artist David Mcculough will be painting live and on stage. The painting will be available for purchase after the show. David's work is currently on display at HCG Gallery on Dragon St. in Dallas.

What do you say we all get together and drink some wine at the Arboretum this Sunday?