Houston Cinema Arts Society Review

I had a great experience with Houston Cinema Arts Society. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the films they showed were amazing. I would definitely recommend them to others.

I had a truly incredible experience at Houston Cinema Arts Society. The variety of films, the friendly staff, and the overall ambiance made it a memorable night. Thank you!

Attended an event organized by them recently and was thoroughly impressed. Everything was well-planned and executed, and the selection of films was fantastic. Would love to attend more events like this.

I recently attended a film screening organized by Houston Cinema Arts Society. It was a great experience overall. The films were thought-provoking and the event was well-organized.

The Houston Cinema Arts Society 🎥 is doing an amazing job promoting and supporting the arts. Their events are always top-notch and the films they screen are captivating. Keep up the great work!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Houston Cinema Arts Society never disappoints. The selection of films is diverse and impressive, and the overall experience is always enjoyable. Can't wait for their next event.

✨ Houston Cinema Arts Society exceeded my expectations. The films were captivating and the staff was attentive. I highly recommend checking out their events!

👍 Had a wonderful time at Houston Cinema Arts Society! The films were top-notch and the atmosphere was electric. Can't wait to visit again and bring my friends along!

I recently attended a screening organized by the Houston Cinema Arts Society. The films were outstanding, and the staff made sure everyone had a great time. Highly recommended!

If I may flatter myself, I think I know a decent amount about Houston, cinema, the arts, and society (as a concept, not so much in practice). This organization and the wonderful staff and volunteers behind it have found the greatest way to put it all together. Their Cinema Arts Festival is amazing, and there's a nice variety in everything they do.

I'll share an anecdote about how I came to realise that this group is what makes the Houston film scene great. I had been walking up and down the coast on Galveston Island for a number of days. The first few days, it was unbearably cloudy. The clouds felt imposing. They haunted my every step as I sauntered slowly through the sand in search of the Greatest Donuts On The Island.* On the third day, the sun burst through its hazy confinement, and I was temporarily blinded by the intensity (because it's the sun). Upon regaining my vision, I found myself in a warehouse southwest of The Strand. My dog had vanished, and I presumed that she had left me for a taller, darker, and more handsome man. I spaced out, distracted by the mental focus it took to tell myself that I should not be so affected by my dog's preferences. The foghorn of a nearby Royal Caribbean Cruise ship sharply brought me back to reality. I immediately called an Island Breeze Shuttle, my preferred mode of transportation between Houston and Galveston because of the 10% discounts for seniors (65+) and for military. They dropped me off at Hobby Airport, and I began to run home, eager to hop on my favourite Minecraft server and have a "chill sesh" with the boys. After running for 10 miles, I realised I was hopelessly out of water. By chance, I happened to glance to my left and saw a set of steel beams used as columns, which reminded me of the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. You know what they say: where there's a Ludwig, there's a wave! Excited at the prospect of water in wave form, I sprinted into the Caroline Wiess Law Building at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. The docent at the entrance informed me that they don't have waves but they do have water fountains. I told her that anything would do and tried to continue on, but she grabbed my arm. Her eyes turned a frightening shade of Dartmouth green, and, in a commanding voice, she boomed, "YOUR THIRST FOR WATER MAY NOT BE QUENCHED HERE IN FULL, BUT YOUR THIRST FOR WELL-DONE CINEMA WILL BE, THANKS TO THE HOUSTON CINEMA ARTS SOCIETY AND THEIR PRESENTATION OF THE DOCUMENTARY 'BLACK RODEO' AND PANEL AFTERWARDS." I was sold. I went downstairs, purchased a ticket from a friendly staff member, and went on to have the greatest cinematic experience of my life, punctuated only by a short bathroom break because I had consumed a lot of water at the water fountain prior to the show.

*I found them. See my review of Home Cut Donuts on Google Reviews.

I attended one of their film festivals last year and could not have been more impressed! The people who work for HCAS are committed to creating a rich and diverse film scene in Houston and we love them for it!!

The Houston Cinema Arts Society is an amazing organization, their dedication to local arts, as well as showcasing films from around the world is admirable and helps promote Houston s amazing presence in the global art community.

Great organization, Cinema Arts Fest is great every year! Houston is lucky to have them.