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The Christophers Review: But Is It Art?
Steven Soderbergh is on a hot streak with a heady, sort-of heist pic
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Lorne Film Review: Behind the Scenes at Saturday Night Live
Morgan Neville’s affectionate profile offers access, but not a lot of insight into SNL’s legendary creator
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Paramount Announces Summer Classic Film Series Kickoff and Spy Kids Anniversary Screening
Plus a sneak preview of the rest of the season with Return of the Jedi
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How the Lonely Heart of Suzanne Vega’s Lover, Beloved Came to Austin
Michael Tully turns AFS Cinema into a film studio for this love letter to a Southern Gothic trailblazer
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ATX TV Festival Gets Exclusive First Look at House of the Dragon Season 3
Fest also announces awards for Scrubs creator, Friends producer
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Exit 8 Review: The Terror of Repeating Yourself
Minimalist video game adaptation is a victory of understatement
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Hamlet Review: Tragedy Minus Time
A super-streamlined, modernized spin on the Bard is ambitious, but not to be
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Faces of Death Review: Get Back in the Grave
Meta remake of the sleazy “documentary” is as unwatchable as the original (for very different reasons)
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The Cast and Crew of Pillion Talk About Embracing the Humor in BDSM
Queer romantic drama arrives on VOD this week
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Cine Las Americas to Open May Festival With American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez
Chicano theatre legend gets his tribute in award-winning documentary
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Two Prosecutors Review: Bolshevism and Its Discontents
Russian prison story evokes the absurdity of Gogol and Kafka
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The Drama Review: To Spill or Not to Spill
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson play a couple sharing uncomfortable truths on the eve of their wedding