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Inside the Octagon With New UFC Documentary Thug Rose
How Rose Namajunas puts the art in mixed martial arts
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Austin Film Festival Review: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
Rain Johnson brings back Benoit Blanc for a deliciously tart sequel
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Austin Film Festival Review: The ‘Vous
Behind the counter at the legendary Memphis BBQ joint
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Austin Film Festival Review: The Whale
Darren Aronofsky contemplates fatness and faith
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Austin Film Festival Review: What Remains
Anne Heche’s final film shows the complexity of forgiveness
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The Social and Personal Turbulence of Armageddon Time
James Gray explores his own flawed youth in this autobiographical coming-of-age film
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Dale Carter Sings The Song of the Cicada
AFF documentary explores the life of a Texas mortician
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Austin Film Festival Review: Sam & Kate
Hoffman and Spacek in a bittersweet tale of love and family
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Short and Sweet: “Don’t You Go Nowhere”
Bryan Poyser on jazz and filming in an Austin Club
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Austin Film Festival Review: Nanny
Eerie migrant drama is an intriguing addition to Black horror
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Five Filmmakers to Learn From at Austin Film Festival 2022
The picks of the panels in this year’s conference
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Austin Film Festival Selection The Other Fellow Looks at Life Being Named James Bond
The names are Bond. James Bond.