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Supergirl Review: Hero With a Hangover
Milly Alcock easily carries the weight of this sci-fi-tinged superhero flick
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Leviticus Review: Nowhere to Run in a Small Town
Australian queer horror depends on strong performances and a powerful metaphor
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Hugh Jackman treads a new path for the outlaw to become a hero
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Hidden depths in this Argentinian psychological study of a woman in full collapse
Girls Like Girls Review: Endless Summer
Hayley Kiyoko turns her viral hit into a moody, sapphic coming-of-age film
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Apple TV Announces Debut Date for McConaughey and Harrelson’s Austin-Made Metafictional Comedy
Locally shot series Brothers will hit streaming service in September
Black Auteur Film Festival Builds on Community
Austin’s only Black film festival returns to AFS Cinema with stories of identity and belonging
Farewell (for Now) to the Paramount
The grande dame of Congress Avenue enters 11 months of renovations, so how does that affect your favorite shows and festivals?
Jinsei Review: Traveling Over Many Years and Many Names
First-time director Ryuya Suzuki’s solo animated feature stuns visually but stumbles in its storytelling
The Furious Review: Hit ’Em Everywhere It Hurts
Modern martial arts icons Xie Miao and Joe Taslim team up to take down child slavers in this nonstop bonecruncher
Austin Film Festival Goes Hogg Wild With On The Road Series
Fest expands to UT campus this October and announces first programming
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