Five Essential Films at the Austin Asian American Film Festival
Across nations and diasporas, AAAFF explores the most intriguing, experimental, and entertaining movies from Asian filmmakers
Richard Whittaker
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Screens, June 22, 2023
God Is a Bullet
Merciless and bleak Satanic abduction drama is Mandy on crank
Movie Review, June 23, 2023
Blue Starlite Mini Urban Drive-In Turning Off the Lights at Mueller
Outdoor cinema to announce new location for August anniversary
Screens, June 21, 2023
Tribeca Film Review: Lost Soulz
Austinite Katherine Propper's rap road trip goes to heartfelt places
Screens, June 16, 2023
Film Review: Stan Lee
A charmingly opinionated look at the father of modern comics
Screens, June 16, 2023
Toy Joy to Move Airport Location to Burnet Road
... and they're bringing candy!
Arts, June 15, 2023
Scare Package
Horror-comedy anthology pays tribute to the golden age of VHS
Movie Review, June 16, 2023
Five Best of Austin Originals
Winners from our first BOA issue, 33 years ago, that are still kicking today
Arts, June 15, 2023
Scare Package II: Rad Chad's Revenge
Horror-comedy anthology has a mild case of sequelitis
Movie Review, June 16, 2023
Film Review: Rather
A clear-eyed history of the greatest living journalist from Texas
Screens, June 13, 2023
Ernest Cline Is Taking The Bridge to Bat City
Ready Player One author making kid lit debut
Arts, June 13, 2023
AI, Strikes, and Burning It Down: Highlights of the ATX TV Festival
Celebration of the small screen becomes a war room for writers
Screens, June 9, 2023
The Secret Splendors of Black Emanuelle
New box set and a special AFS screening set to reappraise the Italian sexploitation series
Screens, June 8, 2023
Legislature Signs the Check on a Big Boost for Texas Creative Industries
Rebate funding is up, but it's not as simple as it seems ...
Screens, June 7, 2023
Geeky Lifestyle Brand BoxLunch Brings Exclusive Indiana Jones Pop-Up to Austin
Fortune and glory awaits you at Barton Creek Square this weekend
Screens, June 1, 2023
The Ride Star Lives Life Eight Seconds at a Time
Austin Gamblers bull rider Ezekiel Mitchell has become a streaming success
Screens, June 1, 2023
Five Films at Cine Las Americas
The best movies from the Spanish and Portuguese diaspora and Indigenous peoples at the annual film festival
Screens, June 1, 2023
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Ol' Webhead's latest adventure is a breathtaking masterpiece
Movie Review, June 2, 2023
Makoto Shinkai, the Other Anime Master, Comes to AFS
The early works of Makoto Shinkai, the genius behind Your Name
Screens, June 1, 2023
Sanctuary
Deliciously perverse battle of the sexes plays with lust and power
Movie Review, June 2, 2023
Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman
Animated Haruki Murakami adaptation finds his fabulist tendencies
Movie Review, June 2, 2023
How to Run a TV Festival in a TV Strike
ATX TV Festival respects writers as they work and protest
Screens, June 1, 2023
One in a Crowd: "So, That Happened"
Chronicle cover star Neha Aziz is crowdfunding her first film
Screens, May 31, 2023
Austin Film Festival to Honor Ed Wood Writers
Scott Alexander, Larry Karaszewski to receive Bill Wittliff Award
Screens, May 30, 2023
AusPop Organizes a Tribute to Frank Kozik
A special night at the Mohawk to celebrate the print master
Arts, May 26, 2023
Farewell to the Danger God: Gary Kent (1933-2023)
The stunt legend who called Austin home died this week
Screens, May 26, 2023
Five Slices of Life at AFS Doc Days
Memory, subjectivity, and nudism all under the truest of lenses
Screens, May 25, 2023
Photographer and Digital Artist Rodell Warner Wins Tito’s Prize for the Arts
Austin-based Trinidadian artist takes home award for rising creators
Arts, May 25, 2023
Five Must-See Shows at ATX TV Festival
Celebration of the small screen hits season 12 with a TV Guide's worth of screenings and panels
Screens, May 25, 2023
The Little Mermaid
Inessential remake of the Disney classic is bloated as a puffer fish
