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Guzu Gallery Celebrates Peak TV

Binge: An Art Show Inspired by Television opens tonight

by Richard Whittaker

Interstellar Friendship in Elijah and the Rock Creature

Canadian kid-friendly sci-fi story playing Other Worlds Austin

by Shalavé Cawley

William Shatner Keeps on Trekking

On Christmas songs and The Wrath of Khan

by Richard Whittaker

Seasons Beatings

Our top picks for holiday movies with a twist

by Chronicle Film Staff

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Holiday Gifts for Fans of the Big and Small Screen

From essential box sets to writers’ wisdom: stocking fillers and the gifts that keep on giving for your watching pleasure

Finding The Wrong Todd at Other Worlds Austin

Rob Schulbaum sees double in his new film

by Richard Whittaker

MOVIE REVIEWS

At Eternity’s Gate Transcendent examination of van Gogh through his own eyes

Back Roads Dark family drama works, but was better as a book

Becoming Astrid Pippi Longstocking creator's life story isn't for kids

Chef Flynn New York's young culinary genius is an enfant adorable

Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle Latest update of Kipling's classic is caught in Disney's shadow

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The Possession of Hannah Grace

Diabolical horror in the morgue is DOA

Matthew Monagle • Dec. 6, 2018

Roma

Alfonso Cuarón bleakly romanticizes his childhood maid

Josh Kupecki • Dec. 6, 2018

Five Films You Can’t Miss at Other Worlds Austin

Zoom into the future with the sci-fi film festival

Richard Whittaker • Dec. 7 issue

What’cha Watchin’?

Operations coordinator Trace Thurman on stalkers and superheroes

Dec. 7 issue

Building a Film Community at Renegade Studios

Austin filmmakers create a one-stop production space in Taylor

Richard Whittaker, Nov. 30 issue

The Found Footage Festival Comes to Austin

Traveling showcase of video hilarity screens at the North Door

Wayne Alan Brenner, Nov. 30 issue

One in a Crowd

Local filmmakers make their own Netflix movie

Richard Whittaker, Nov. 30 issue

Exploring Friendship in Ralph Breaks the Internet

Screenwriter and former Austinite Pamela Ribon talks BFFs, online and IRL

Britt Hayes, Nov. 23 issue

The Austin Film Society's Noir Canon Travels the Mean Streets

The city is the star of the AFS film series

Julian DeBerry, Nov. 23 issue

Now Streaming in Austin

Sleep No More brings back Eighties’ Pop and popcorn

Richard Whittaker, Nov. 23 issue

The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking

Hannah Fidell travels The Long Dumb Road

Richard Whittaker, Nov. 16 issue

My Obsession: Norma Jean & Marilyn

How HBO’s Monroe biopic highlighted the need for #MeToo

Britt Hayes, Nov. 16 issue

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