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SXSW Film Review
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Dan Solomon
Dan Solomon has lived in Austin since 2002. In addition to the Chronicle, he writes about culture, politics, sports, and arts for Vulture, Sports Illustrated, Fast Company, Texas Monthly, and more.
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‘Good Night,’ Sleep Tight
How living together strengthened the ensemble in Sean Gallagher’s debut feature
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What’s New on the Social Web
Keeping up in the world of Tumblr and Reddit and Facebook and more
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Air Sex in the Name of Love
Bryan Poyser’s ‘The Bounceback’ strives to strike a balance between comedy and emotion
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Breaking out of the Film Fest Box
After a festival run, indie movies used to die on the vine. Video-on-demand is changing that.
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Exhibitionism
This Hideout series both sincerely celebrates and lovingly pokes fun at the fantasy worlds we love
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Invisible, Inc.
The Hidden Room Theatre’s impressive new show is both a play about magic and a performance of magic
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Theatre Thinker
In the online dialogue about the art of the stage, Travis Bedard is a star
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Top 10 Arts Events of 2012
Remembering the year onstage in dynamic acting, atmospheric design, and unexpected beauty