New release
NOW IN THEATERS
SCREENINGS
Austin
Austin Film Society - Get tickets
Canadian
10/12 @ 6:00 PM at Palace Theater - Open to the public
Hosted by Hemphill County Underground Water Conservation District
College Station
10/21 @ 6:30 PM at Texas A&M University, Hagler Auditorium - Get tickets
Hosted by RWFM 660: Leadership in Natural Resources; Filmmaker in attendance
Dallas
10/29 @ 6:30 PM at Americans for Prosperity HQ - Open to the public
Hosted by American Conservation Coalition - DFW Chapter
Denton
10/28 @ 7:00 PM at Murchinson Performing Arts Center, Winspear Hall - Open to the public
Hosted by Elm Fork Texas Master Naturalists
Fort Worth
10/29 @ 6:00 PM at Texas A&M University - Fort Worth Campus - Get tickets
Hosted by Texas A&M School of Law - Energy and Natural Resources Group
Houston
River Oaks Theatre - Get tickets
10/24 @ 7:30 PM at The Water Works in Buffalo Bayou Park - Get tickets
Hosted by Texas Children in Nature Network and Buffalo Bayou
Laguna Vista
11/21 @ 10:00 AM at South Texas Ecotourism Center - Open to the public
Hosted by South Texas Ecotourism Center
Lakeway
11/6 @ 10:30 AM at Lake Travis Community Library - Open to the public
Hosted by Lake Travis Community Library
Martindale
11/14 @ 6:30 PM at Downtown Martindale - Open to the public
Hosted by San Marcos River Foundation; Filmmaker in attendance
Rosenberg
11/16 @ 7:00 PM at Rosenberg Civic Center - Open to the public
Hosted by Texas Master Naturalist, Coastal Prairie Chapter
San Marcos
10/22 @ 6:30 PM at Plaza Park - Open to the public
Hosted by San Marcos River Foundation; Filmmaker in attendance
Weatherford
10/9 @ 7:30 PM at Bonzer Fly & Supply - Open to the public
Hosted by Bonzer Fly & Supply
Wimberley
11/6 @ 6:30 PM at Movies in the Park, Blue Hole Regional Park - Open to the public
Hosted by City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation
Host your own! Check out our Screening Toolkit and email Meghan@finandfurfilms.com for more info on how to setup a screening in your community, big or small!
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Deep in The Heart 2: Texas Rivers offers an inspiring journey through the springs, creeks, rivers, and bays that define the Lone Star State. Narrated by Academy Award-nominated Native Texan Ethan Hawke, the film showcases the abundant diversity of wildlife that calls Texas home while confronting the critical water challenges facing a rapidly growing population.
Directed by Ben Masters, this Fin & Fur Films production takes audiences from the rugged Rio Grande to the thriving waters of the Sabine and Neches, encountering resilient otter families, strutting turkeys, and mysterious Alligator Snapping Turtles along the way. Made in association with H-E-B and Texan by Nature, Deep in The Heart 2 sheds light on the urgent opportunities to ensure future generations can explore, enjoy, and protect our wild waters.
Our Partners
Thank you to our generous partners who made the production of this film possible














Founded in 2011 by former First Lady Laura Bush, Texan by Nature (TxN) unites landowners, business, conservation, and civic leaders who believe Texas' prosperity is dependent on the conservation of its natural resources. In Texas, our natural resources are finite, but our ingenuity is infinite.
At TxN, we harness that can-do spirit to take care of the land, water, and wildlife that sustain our state’s people, prosperity, and natural resources. We do this by activating new investments in Texan-led conservation, amplifying and accelerating innovations, and connecting partners to the resources they need to succeed. TxN achieves mission goals through the Texan by Nature Certification program, Conservation Wrangler program, Symposia series, and TxN 20.
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