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Indie Meme Review: Tell It Like a Woman
Anthology feature Tell It Like a Woman delivers, largely, exactly what it promises: seven shorts by seven women, each featuring women as their protagonists.

2:30PM Thu. Apr. 20, Jasmine Lane Read More | Comment »

Will a Tax Credit Make Life Better or Harder for Texas Filmmakers?
It's rare that the sleepy Texas House Culture, Recreation, & Tourism committee votes on a billion dollar bill, but that's precisely what happened on April 13 when all eight members present voted to send a massive film and TV tax credit bill to the House. But sources close to the industry are worried the well-intentioned initiative could backfire.

11:00AM Tue. Apr. 18, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Harry Ransom Center Celebrates Movie Storyboards With Poster Giveaway
What's better than a free gallery? How's about free art from a free gallery? Even better, free art from a free gallery that would look perfect on the walls of art lovers and cinephiles equally - courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center and its current exhibition, "Drawing the Motion Picture: Production Art and Storyboards."

11:15AM Sat. Apr. 8, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Netflix Adds ATX TV Festival to Its Manifest
Big news for fans of the adventures of Montego Air Flight 828: ATX TV Fest has just announced that it will be screening the premiere of the second half of the fourth season of Manifest, the beginning of the end for supernatural thriller.

11:20AM Fri. Apr. 7, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

A Very Jewish Horror in Attachment
Catholicism has ruined the supernatural. Too many horror films in too many cultures are basically The Exorcist in a different hat.

6:00AM Wed. Apr. 5, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Check Out Czech That Film Texas
If your knowledge of the cinema of the Czech Republic begins and ends with Miloš Forman, fear not: Czech That Film Texas is bringing four of the best recent films from the land where truth prevails.

4:53PM Tue. Apr. 4, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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ATX TV Festival Rides Again With Justified: City Primeval
The guide for season 12 of the ATX TV Festival gets bigger with the announcement of the opening night screening of the world premiere of the new show about everyone's favorite Kentucky lawman in Justified: City Primeval.

10:00AM Mon. Apr. 3, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

How the Universe Sent Paul Newman to Ethan Hawke
Ethan Hawke wasn't expecting to spend several years of his life working on a biographical docuseries about Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, but somehow that's exactly what happened – even if he's not quite sure how. "The universe is in charge of things," he grinned, impishly.

7:00AM Thu. Mar. 30, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

End of an Era: Funko Lays Off Mondo's Leadership
A major upheaval at Mondo, the Austin-based collectibles firm. The Wrap has reported that parent company Funko has fired several of its key employees, including Creative Directors Rob Jones and Eric Garza, and Senior Creative Director Mitch Putnam, the mainstays of its print division.

5:30PM Fri. Mar. 24, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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