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Austin Film Festival Review: Fathers of Football
High school football doc keeps to the playbook
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Austin Film Festival Review: Empathy, Inc.
Mind-bending identity SF thriller disturbs and intrigues
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Austin Film Festival Review: The Black String
Frankie Muniz melts down – literally – in this psychodrama
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Austin Film Festival Review: The Money Stone
Ghana’s gold mining industry reveals a nation’s soul
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Austin Film Festival Review: Ben Is Back
Family drama captures the haunting power of addiction
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Austin Film Festival Review: Undercliffe
British mystery probes the identity of a man and a town
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Austin Film Festival Review: Jules of Light and Dark
Defeat, desire, and dreams deep in the heart of Texas
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Austin Film Festival Review: For the Birds
Birds are more than pets in this quietly probing character study
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Austin Film Festival Review: The Long Dumb Road
Hannah Fidell’s road trip comedy makes all the right stops
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Paul and “Molly & Ann”
Former UT RTF director chronicles the impact of two Texas icons
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Putting the Austin in Austin Film Festival
What ATX and Lone Star titles are screening at next week’s fest?
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Austin Film Festival Gets a Vox Lux
New Natalie Portman movie announced for opening night