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Minions & Monsters Review: Little Yellow Man With a Movie Camera
Despite a cute silent film-era setting, animated prequel’s nonstop mayhem reaps diminishing returns
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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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Apple TV Announces Debut Date for McConaughey and Harrelson’s Austin-Made Metafictional Comedy
Locally shot series Brothers will hit streaming service in September
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Black Auteur Film Festival Builds on Community
Austin’s only Black film festival returns to AFS Cinema with stories of identity and belonging
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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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The Death of Robin Hood Review: The Weight of Being a Legend
Hugh Jackman treads a new path for the outlaw to become a hero
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The Currents Review: Drowning in Life
Hidden depths in this Argentinian psychological study of a woman in full collapse
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Girls Like Girls Review: Endless Summer
Hayley Kiyoko turns her viral hit into a moody, sapphic coming-of-age film
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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?
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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
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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
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Austin Film Festival Goes Hogg Wild With On The Road Series
Fest expands to UT campus this October and announces first programming