Read reviews of 6 Doc Sunback Film Fest selections, all by Kansas filmmakers
The annual festival in Mulvane, Kansas, returns to the Pix Community Center this weekend.
Found footage horror film centers on a mysterious 1970s Hutchinson broadcast
Kansas filmmaker Nathan Light's "The Harvest Broadcast" will premiere at the Doc Sunback film festival this Friday, June 19.
Street style standouts at Wichita Riverfest
Photographer Kendra Cremin and TISSU Sewing Studio owner Nina Winter captured the personal style of attendees at the 2026 Riverfest.
Documentary about a Wichita performer with Down syndrome is a shot of pure joy
‘My Name is Annabel’ will stream on pbs.org beginning June 17.
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