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A monthly film series begins in Van Buren Saturday, June 10 at the King Opera House

The poster to promote the 2023 Fort Smith International Film Festival has been unveiled.

Kody Ford knows a little bit about the arts and culture scene in Northwest Arkansas. As the founder of The Idle Class Magazine, a publication that celebrates the creative economy in Northwest Arkansas, it was his job to have his finger on the pulse of all that was happening in the rich Northwest Arkansas world of performing and visual arts. So when Arkansas Cinema Society founders Kathryn Tucker and Jeff Nichols were looking for someone to serve in the role as director of Statewide Outreach and Educational Programming and Northwest Arkansas Program Director, Ford seemed a natural fit.

Kody Ford knows a little bit about the arts and culture scene in Northwest Arkansas. As the founder of The Idle Class Magazine, a publication that celebrates the creative economy in Northwest Arkansas, it was his job to have his finger on the pulse of all that was happening in the rich Northwest Arkansas world of performing and visual arts. So when Arkansas Cinema Society founders Kathryn Tucker and Jeff Nichols were looking for someone to serve in the role as director of Statewide Outreach and Educational Programming and Northwest Arkansas Program Director, Ford seemed a natural fit.

Movie set in Northwest Arkansas premieres at 112 Drive In Share Updated: 9:35 PM CST Feb 11, 2021 Share Updated: 9:35 PM CST Feb 11, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SCREEN. HI, EMMA. MCNARY IS ABOUT THE LIFE OF A WRITER AND DIRECTOR WHOSE FAMILY MOVED TO NORTHWEST ARKANSAS TO START A FARM AND LIVE THE AMERICAN DREAM TONIGHT SOME ARKANSANS GOT THE SPECIAL CHANCE TO SEE THE FILM EARLY HERE AT THE 112 DRIVE-IN IN FAYETTEVILLE. MINORI TELLS THE STORY OF DIRECTOR LEE ISAAC CHUNG’S LIFE. WHEN HIS KOREAN AMERICAN FAMILY MOVED TO WASHINGTON COUNTY TO START A FARM I...