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ATX TV Festival respects writers as they work and protest
by Richard Whittaker
The best movies from the Spanish and Portuguese diaspora and Indigenous peoples at the annual film festival
by Richard Whittaker
Fortune and glory awaits you at Barton Creek Square this weekend
Richard Whittaker • Jun. 1, 2023
The legendary ivories of the legendary show, played by legends
Doug Freeman • Jun. 1, 2023
Austin Gamblers bull rider Ezekiel Mitchell has become a streaming success
Richard Whittaker • Jun. 2 issue
Five decades of music resonate at ATX TV Festival
Doug Freeman • Jun. 2 issue
The early works of Makoto Shinkai, the genius behind Your Name
Richard Whittaker, Jun. 2 issue
How Austin filmmaker Ric Roman Waugh made the first major Western film in Saudi Arabia since Lawrence of Arabia
Richard Whittaker, May 26 issue
Celebration of the small screen hits season 12 with a TV Guide's worth of screenings and panels
Richard Whittaker, May 26 issue
In the mood for Luv
Matthew Monagle, May 5 issue
Austin-based TV creator Peter Mattei turns to audio drama for his new Audible series
Richard Whittaker, Apr. 28 issue
Edge of Seventeen director, Kelly Fremon Craig, on adapting Judy Blume's YA classic
Joelle DiPaolo, Apr. 28 issue
South Asian cinematic celebration returns with groundbreakers and crowd-pleasers
Richard Whittaker, Apr. 14 issue
The star of the new wry comedy on the inner and outer life of Burlington’s No. 1 art show host
Richard Whittaker, Apr. 7 issue
