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UNT film student’s new documentary honors DIY music venues in North Texas
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· July 27, 2026
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"A Place We Can Go," directed by UNT film student McKinley Argyle, captures the impact of DIY music venues like Fort Worth's 1919 Hemphill. The short documentary will premiere at Oak Cliff Film Festival, and host a screening at Rubber…
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