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Orson Welles Refracts Noir in The Lady From Shanghai
It’s the maverick director versus the world at AFS Cinema
Julian DeBerry
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Holiday Gifts for Fans of the Big and Small Screen
From essential box sets to writers’ wisdom: stocking fillers and the gifts that keep on giving for your watching pleasure
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The Austin Film Society’s Noir Canon Travels the Mean Streets
The city is the star of the recent AFS film series
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Austin Film Festival Review: Fathers of Football
High school football doc keeps to the playbook
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Austin Film Festival Review: The Money Stone
Ghana’s gold mining industry reveals a nation’s soul
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Austin Film Festival Review: For the Birds
Birds are more than pets in this quietly probing character study
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Also Starring Austin Makes ATX the Star
Mike Blizzard’s cinematic history finds more than just slackers
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No More Cartoon Villains
Dismantling stereotypes with the Cinema Touching Disability Film Festival
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Peggy Chiao Enters A City of Sadness
UT alum returns for rare screening of Hou Hsiao-hsien’s greatest
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New Taiwanese Cinema Exposes a Secret History
A rare screening of Hou Hsiao-hsien’s masterpiece A City of Sadness
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Through the Lens of Hou Hsiao-hsien
Six film series at AFS Cinema examines the Taiwanese pioneer