When Tyler-Marie Evans was a young adult, she swapped Christianity for cinema, and encountered a different, more flickering kind of light. “I was in this cult-y church,” she recalls. “I wasn’t allowed to talk to people outside the church. My sense of life was restricted.” Such was the severity of her upbringing in Texas, she wasn’t allowed to watch movies made after 1960. “I left the church when I was 19 and decided that every Sunday I’d go to the movies. The Angelika Theatre in Dallashellip;read more raquo;