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Richard Whittaker, April 25, 2019
Hill Country Film Festival Looks Forward With Old Friends
From Fredericksburg to the future
Shalavé Cawley, April 25, 2019
Family
Outsider comedy has a lot less Insane Clown Posse than you might expect
Movie Review, April 26, 2019
Fathers of Football
Oklahoma high school football documentary could have gone deeper
Movie Review, April 26, 2019
In Reality, Filmmaker Ann Lupo Knows Who She Is
Movie helps turn heartbreak into self-distributed success
Richard Whittaker, April 22, 2019
Vive la France!
In honor of New French Cinema Week, we go Gallic!
The Screens Staff, April 22, 2019
Saving Emily Dickinson From History in Wild Nights With Emily
Molly Shannon and Madeleine Olnek revise the poet's life and loves
Sarah Marloff, April 19, 2019
Little Woods
Tessa Thompson takes all the tough choices in a grimy tale of downtrodden life
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Wild Nights With Emily
Molly Shannon breaks the myth of the staid Emily Dickinson with this vibrant biopic
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
The Curse of La Llorona
Latest Conjuring spin-off is a pale imitation of James Wan's original
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Hagazussa
Witchcraft and oppression in late-medieval Austria
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
New French Cinema Week Displays a Nation’s Artistic Resilience
Vive la nouvelle France at AFS Cinema
Josh Kupecki, April 18, 2019
Her Smell
Elisabeth Moss is a the center of a rock and roll tornado in this heartbreaking ballad of self-destruction
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Now Streaming in Austin: Dark Side of the Ring
Evan Husney grapples with wrestling's hidden history for Viceland
Richard Whittaker, April 18, 2019
Penguins
Chilly nature documentary has a cuddly heart that's perfect for young animal lovers
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Whurley, Physics, and the Strange Work of Quantum Computing in Austin
Is the world ready to take a quantum leap?
Tom Cheredar, April 18, 2019
Master Z: Ip Man Legacy
Latest in the Ip Man series moves away from the Wing Chun legend himself
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Peterloo
A political massacre loses all urgency in this bloodless period piece
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Quantum Computing 101: A Beginner’s Guide to the Mind-Bending New Technology
Tom Cheredar, April 18, 2019
Hellboy
Hellboy is back, and this time he's R-rated
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Starfish
The end of the world becomes a powerful, music-driven metaphor for grief, loss, and healing
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Teen Spirit
Pop fable never feels like a smash hit
Movie Review, April 19, 2019
Singing a Musical Fairytale in Teen Spirit
Filmmakers Max Minghella and Jamie Bell show fame's light & shadow
Richard Whittaker, April 18, 2019
One Day at a Time Comes to ATX Television Festival
Fest adds Veronica Mars, Letterkenny, and more
Richard Whittaker, April 14, 2019
Girls Impact the World Film Festival Is Back
Local film festival empowers young filmmakers from around the world
Savannah J Salazar, April 12, 2019
The Don Diego Trio Sends Greetings From Austin
Vittorio Bongiorno follows a rockabilly band from Italy to Texas
Richard Whittaker, April 11, 2019
Amazing Grace
The lost concert movie of the nights that Aretha Franklin recorded her iconic album
Movie Review, April 12, 2019
Little
Time goes backward in this riff on Big (or maybe it just feels that way)
Movie Review, April 12, 2019
Black Mother
A hypnotic and all-encompassing glimpse into Jamaican life
Movie Review, April 12, 2019
Missing Link
More than just fuzzy fun in this latest stop-motion wonder
