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Return to Silent Hill Review: Sequel Speedruns the Superior Original
Pyramid Head is back for a belated and unimpressive second trip to the cursed town
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Austin’s Filmmakers Make It to the Oscars
Ethan Hawke, Greg Kwedar are heading to the Academy Awards
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The Baker Center Becomes a Model for Preservation – and a Life Raft for Austin’s Creative Class
Saving a building, building a community
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H Is for Hawk Review: Birds of a Feather
In this adaptation of Helen Macdonald’s memoir, a grieving academic forges a bond with a goshawk
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Ink and Celluloid in the Press Room
Travis Smith is preserving the art, history, and craft of film ads in the Baker Center
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In Cold Light Review: On the Run From Family
Maika Monroe and Troy Kotsur are left in the mush in this inert crime flick
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Mercy Review: Guilty of Being Stupid
Chris Pratt tries to outwit an AI in this tedious sci-fi cop drama
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The Choral Review: The Song of a War-Torn Community
A Yorkshire choral society tries to soldier on in the midst of WWI
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The Testament of Ann Lee Review: This Musical Biography May Be the Weirdest Movie You’ll See This Year
Amanda Seyfried is all-in as the woman who founded the Shakers
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Night Patrol Review: Bloodsuckers of LAPD
Jermaine Fowler and Justin Long take on vampires in uniform
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All You Need Is Kill Review: The Same Story Again, But Different
Avant-garde anime adaptation of the novel behind Edge of Tomorrow swaps its warriors for damaged survivors
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The Voice of Hind Rajab Review: Come and Hear
Reenactment of a war crime in Gaza is retold through the real audio of the day