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Tribeca Film Review: A Wounded Fawn
The Furies strike in this serial killer art world romp
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ATX TV Festival 2022: The Staircase
Showrunner Maggie Cohn on this year’s true crime smash
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Tribeca Film Festival Review: Lynch/Oz
Six different paths from Kansas to Wild at Heart
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Austin Filmmakers Take Their Three Headed Beast to Tribeca
Open relationship drama gets its world premiere
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Chloe Okuno Explores Horror and Gaslighting in Watcher
Terror’s rising director on the quiet perils of showing emotion
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ATX TV Festival 2022: Griselda
True-crime series promises a new side of Sofía Vergara
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Cine Las Americas Returns
A hemisphere of new films, plus SXSW fave What We Leave Behind
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ATX TV Festival 2022: Patrick Somerville on Station Eleven
Showrunner talks adaptation and pandemic TV
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ATX TV Festival 2022: Walker: Independence
First look at the new CW spinoff in the Old West
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ATX TV Festival 2022: Sydney Sweeney
Euphoria talks keeping busy, and playlists for characters
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ATX TV Festival 2022: Queer for Fear
New Shudder series gives queer audiences a genre to call their own
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ATX TV Festival 2022: Bill Lawrence on Life, Death, and Scrubs
A rewind of our 2020 interview with the series creator