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Sirāt Review: The Sound of Violence
A doom-laden trip to the last rave on Earth becomes a hypnotic dance through a merciless universe
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A Poet Review: Portrait of a Has-Been Artist
A failed poet mentors a young talent in Colombian writer-director Simón Mesa Soto’s tragicomedy
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Austin Film Society Declares That Everybody Wants Some!! Again!
Cast and crew reassemble for special 10th anniversary of the “spiritual sequel” to Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused
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Steven Spielberg to Speak at SXSW
Legendary filmmaker added ahead of release of Disclosure Day
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How to Make a Killing Review: Greedy for Revenge
Glen Powell takes on the soul-curdling influence of money in this comedic kin to Kind Hearts and Coronets
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Everybody Loves Raymond, Including ATX TV Festival
30th anniversary panel added, plus Jesse Plemons and more tapped for Friday Night Lights reunion
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Cold Storage Review: Horror Comedy Moves Too Quick to Get Moldy
Joe Keery takes on a killer fungus in this light but fun creature flick
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Pillion Review: Holding on Tight
Queer biker drama looks for the romance in BDSM
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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Review: Apocalypse Now, Then, and the Near Future
Gore Verbinski returns with an uneven sci-fi romp starring Sam Rockwell
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Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie Review: The Joke’s Still Funny
The cult comedy about a nonexistent band deserves its big screen boost
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Matthew McConaughey and Timotheé Chalamet Talk It Out
Actors to film special town hall event at UT-Austin
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Gore Verbinski Talks About Taking on the AI Revolution in Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
How the Pirates of the Caribbean director’s new movie celebrates the very human act of creation