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Back in Action With Sisu: Road to Revenge
Jalmari Helander mixes Finnish history with James Bond and Indiana Jones for action fun
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Angel’s Egg Review: A Lost Anime Still Hides Its Meaning
Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii’s meditation on faith finally restored and released
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New Waves and Blue Moons in Richard Linklater’s Latest Era
The Oscar-nominated director on his new phase as a truly international filmmaker
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The Running Man Review: Glen Powell’s Victory Lap
Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright gets political in this Stephen King adaptation
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The Carpenter’s Son Review: The Passion of the Teenage Christ
Nicolas Cage stars as Joseph in this tale torn partially from the biblical Apocrypha
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Peter Hujar’s Day Review: Being Alive
Ira Sachs illuminates the poetry in the prosaic in an experimental two-hander starring Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall
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Schlubs Save the Day in Crime Caper The Unexpecteds
Writer/director Alejandro Montoya Marín moves from Austin to Albuquerque for his latest comedy
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Austin Filmmaker Brock Harris Revives the Code of the Outlaw in Cottonmouth
How the Cherokee Nation brought his tale of Oklahoma in the days of the Indian territory to life
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Singing the Blues and Walking the Cow
An Austin Time Line: 01/06/1978; 10/1981; 11/09/2025
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Predator: Badlands Review: How to Keep a Long Franchise Fresh? Play It for Laughs.
Ninth film in the monster hunter series borrows from buddy comedies
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Die My Love Review: Mommy Weariest
Jennifer Lawrence gets under the skin in Lynne Ramsay’s heady portrait of postpartum depression
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Who’s There? Bryan Bertino on the Horror of Ambiguity
The UT alum delivers a box of nightmares in his new film, Vicious