A historic Ventura County theater is rolling out the red carpet this weekend as it hosts a film festival.
The fourth annual Moorpark Film Festival is this weekend at the town's 1920s-era High Street Arts Center.
"There are 24 projects in total. We have a mix of shorts. We [also] have TikTok shorts, a new category we started last year. We have documentary shorts and our narrative short films," said Festival Director Jay Ellison.
He added that the festival starts Friday night with Batman: One Dark Knight, a film made by Batman fans.
"They have about half of the film done, so we are going to screen what they've done, and then get a behind-the-scenes look," explained Ellison.
The festival runs Friday through Sunday and is a fundraiser for the Moorpark Morning Rotary Club.
