SXSW Announces Audience Awards
First Match, All Square lead narratives
By Richard Whittaker, 2:30PM, Sat. Mar. 17, 2018
The jury has already spoken; now the masses get their say. After SXSW announced its competition winners, now the audience awards are out, with extra screenings to cram in tonight before the film festival closes out.
Documentary Feature Competition: TransMilitary (D: Gabriel Silverman, Fiona Dawson)
Screens tonight: Alamo Lamar, 4:30pm
Documentary Spotlight: The Dawn Wall (D: Josh Lowell, Peter Mortimer)
Screen tonight: Stateside Theatre, 5pm
Visions: Profile (D: Timur Bekmambetov)
Screens tonight: Alamo Lamar B, 5:15pm
Global: Virus Tropical (D: Santiago Caicedo)
Screens tonight: Alamo Ritz, 5:30pm
Narrative Feature Competition: First Match (D: Olivia Newman)
Screens tonight: Alamo Lamar, 7:30pm
24 Beats Per Second: Ruben Blades Is Not My Name (D: Abner Benaim)
Screen tonight: Alamo Ritz, 7:30pm
Narrative Spotlight: All Square (D: John Hyams)
Screens tonight: Stateside Theatre, 8pm
Headliners: Isle of Dogs
(D: Wes Anderson)
Screens tonight: Paramount Theatre, 8pm
Festival Favorite: Science Fair (D: Cristina Costantini, Darren Foster)
Screens tonight: Alamo Lamar, 8:15pm
Midnighters: Upgrade (D: Leigh Whannell)
Screens tonight: Alamo Lamar, 11pm
Excellence in Title Design: #19 – OFFF Barcelona 2017 (D: Eve Duhamel, Julien Vallee)
Episodic: Vida (D: Alonso Ruizpalacios, So Yong Kim)
Congratulations to all the winners, who join the previously announced grand jury award winners.
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