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Endora Film Fest

Endora Film Fest is a one-day festival of new independent cinema and live music at the Gaslight-Baker Theatre in Lockhart, south of Austin. It is a Caldwell County project of the Lost River Film Fest team, led by fest director Jordan Buckley, and takes its name from the fictional town in What's Eating Gilbert Grape, which was filmed in Lockhart. Its listing describes an annual fest held the Sunday before Election Day; the last dates found are for November 3, 2024. FilmFreeway lists it as running five years with about 250 attendees, but entries are closed and no 2025 or 2026 edition was found.

Festival · Lockhart · Dormant since 2024

When it ran

Held in early November
Gaslight-Baker Theatre
Lost River Film Fest (fest director Jordan Buckley)
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Notable


One-day festival named after the fictional town in What's Eating Gilbert Grape, shot in Lockhart; a project of Lost River Film Fest, which also runs Scrambled Genius Film Fest; listed as running 5 years with audience attendance of 250; entries closed	↗︎
The listing archived in December 2023 set the event date as November 3, 2024, with fees $25–$40 (Standard)	↗︎

Sources

Endora Film Fest (Lockhart, TX) FilmFreeway
Endora Film Fest (archived listing) FilmFreeway via Wayback Machine 2023-12-08

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