To celebrate ten years of the Texas Film Round-Up, the Texas Archive of the Moving Image selected its Top Ten Discoveries. Now YOU decide the favorite. See each match-up and vote for the winner on TAMI's Facebook and Twitter.

Love the Lone Star State? Here are some films at this year's Austin Film Festival you shouldn’t miss! Films from TAMI's collection will show prior to each feature in the Texas independents category. October 25 to November 1.

Explore West Texas vistas and frontier history with this month's New Releases from the Fort Davis National Historic Site! The Fort Davis National Park Archives collection features everything historical reenactments to PSAs.

BROADCASTING 1968, a new web exhibit from TAMI, explores how millions of Texans experienced one of the most transformative moments in modern US history.

Get to know your state government with this month’s New Releases from the Ron and Joanna Clark Collection! Judge Ron Clark served in the Texas House of Representatives from 1997 to 2002. 

TAMI presents a new lesson plan in which students will analyze events in the history of the Texas Oil Boom, from the “boom and bust” cycle of oil towns and the early period of independent prospecting to the eventual push for regulation.  

Indulge your sweet tooth with highlights from the Sugar Land Heritage Foundation Collection, the subject of this month's New Releases.

True crime may boast a current surge in popularity, but public interest in the subject is nothing new. "True Crime Tales," a new web exhibit from TAMI, follows ten historic cases of murder, scandal, and tragedy set in the Lone Star State.

Help save our Texas film heritage before it is too late! See what the Texas Archive of the Moving Image is all about in this short video.