A Permanent Vacation in Palm Springs With Max Barbakow
A time loop movie influenced by everything but Groundhog Day
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Richard Whittaker, July 10, 2020
Brandy and Ryan Fons, Publicists
“Well, what do you want to do? What are your goals now?”
Selome Hailu, July 9, 2020
Relic
Senility and the supernatural in this nerve-wracking Australian horror
Movie Review, July 10, 2020
Palm Springs
Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti do more than just rehash Groundhog Day
Movie Review, July 10, 2020
Netflix's Home Game Catches Austin Roller Derby on the Track
TXRD rolls onto the unconventional sports show
Richard Whittaker, July 9, 2020
First Cow
Kelly Reichardt's latest historical amble finds literal sweetness in the mire
Movie Review, July 10, 2020
The Beach House
Terror rises like a tide in this unnerving lo-fi cosmic horror
Movie Review, July 10, 2020
Homewrecker
Cringe-inducing and clunky intergenerational black comedy
Movie Review, July 10, 2020
We Are Little Zombies
Wildly inventive Japanese musical comedy-drama finds the joy in nihilism
Movie Review, July 10, 2020
AGLIFF Presses Play on The Capote Tapes
LGBTQIA+ film festival announces online lineup for 2020
Richard Whittaker, July 8, 2020
Fantastic Fest Canceled For 2020
Alamo's genre festival hopes to be back in 2021
Richard Whittaker, July 7, 2020
Found in Translation: Hirokazu Kore-eda Explores The Truth
Oscar nominee on adapting his Japanese script for France
Richard Whittaker, July 6, 2020
Meredith Johns, FX Artist
“Grab what you need from the trailer, we don’t know when we’re coming back”
Sofia Tafich, July 2, 2020
Hamilton
Lin-Manuel Miranda's era-defining political musical brings hope home on Disney+
Movie Review, July 3, 2020
Robert Rodriguez Brings His Next Project Back to Austin to Trailblaze Safe Production Protocols
Troublemaking in the time of pandemic
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
The Truth
Binoche and Deneuve clash exquisitely as mère et fille
Movie Review, July 3, 2020
A Primer on the Texas Guidelines for Film Production in a Pandemic
The ABCs of lockdown filmmaking
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
Lights, Camera, Safety: Film and TV Production Is Coming Back to Texas
Now producers and unions are making sure no one gets sick
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
John Lewis: Good Trouble
The life of the indefatigable civil rights champion, from son of sharecroppers to Congressional hero
Movie Review, July 3, 2020
Followed
Social media is the real horror here. Wait, no, it's serial killers and ghosts.
Movie Review, July 3, 2020
Yvonne Boudreaux, Art Director
“The plan is to get a plan”
Sofia Tafich, July 2, 2020
Skyman
Alien abduction faux documentary puts tragedy ahead of effects
Movie Review, July 3, 2020
Karen Wacker, Producer
“It’s not fun telling a whole bunch of people that they’re not going to be working for a long time”
Sofia Tafich, July 2, 2020
Justin Kirchhoff, Director/DP
“If you're not comfortable wearing a mask, you won't be on set."
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
Matt Poitras, Props Manufacturer
“Nobody had $400 to spend on a Han Solo belt."
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
June Lien, Liendani Creative
"It's like the 1920s business world. We do whatever we can."
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
Aaron Arizpe, Editor/DP/PA
"I have a mask, and 70% ethanol to wipe everything down"
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
Aaron B. Koontz, Director
“I’m lucky to have two movies coming out. I can’t complain too much.”
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
Brad Graeber, Powerhouse Animation
"We have more pitches and more interest than we ever have had.”
Richard Whittaker, July 2, 2020
Martin Jones, Austin Studios
"Everything keeps sliding. End of June, Fourth of July."
