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The History of Concrete Review: Who Is John Wilson?
Documentary filmmaker thrives in life’s tangents and accidental poetry
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Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Review: Faith and Death in the Houston Heat
Mahershala Ali challenges American cinema’s conventional narrative on belief in this violent drama set in Houston’s Black Islamic community
Beware Boiúna Review: Snake With No Bite and No Brain
Worthless creature feature should slide back into the slime
Digger Review: Best Buried Deep and Forgotten
Cruise and Iñárritu’s multilayered eco satire is crippled by its narcissism
Fantastic Fest Review: Wild Horse Nine’s Hitmen on Holiday
John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play buddies during the CIA’s heyday
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Fantastic Fest Review: Sick
Agata Trzebuchowska’s understated tale of a twisted family is designed to get under your skin and churn your stomach
How We Grieve Goes Inside Our Least Favorite Emotion
New Austin PBS docuseries explores the intricacies of moving on
Fantastic Fest Review: Alpha Gang
Zellner Bros. beam down a suitably idiosyncratic version of the alien invasion flick
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