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Austin Film Festival Review: Spaghetti Junction
Muddled first feature still shows filmmaker’s potential
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Austin Film Festival Review: C’mon C’mon
Joaquin Phoenix’s avuncular turn avoids cloying family clichés
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Austin Film Festival Review: King of North Sudan
Oddball geopolitical documentary never quite expunges its Americana
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Short and Sweet: “Alleyway Chefs”
British comedy short screening at Austin Film Festival
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Austin Film Festival Review: The Humans
Claustrophobic Broadway adaptation is horrifyingly astute
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Austin Film Festival Review: Larry Flynt for President
New documentary gets inside the Hustler publisher’s campaign
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Austin Film Festival Review: Addict Named Hal
Austin-made addiction drama doesn’t gloss over its pain
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Austin Film Festival Review: Memoria
Metaphysical meditation on sound is taxing but rewarding
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Austin Film Festival Review: Down With the King
Freddie Gibbs finds a new flow as a rapper in the country
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Austin Film Festival Review: Buck Alamo
Sonny Carl Davis shines as a fading Austin burnout
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Austin Film Festival Review: With This Breath I Fly
The plight of Afghan women abused by the [in]justice system
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Austin Film Festival Q&A: Claudia Black on Time Now
When picking people and places is as important as the script