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Jinsei Review: Traveling Over Many Years and Many Names
First-time director Ryuya Suzuki’s solo animated feature stuns visually but stumbles in its storytelling
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All You Need Is Kill Review: The Same Story Again, But Different
Avant-garde anime adaptation of the novel behind Edge of Tomorrow swaps its warriors for damaged survivors
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Angel’s Egg Review: A Lost Anime Still Hides Its Meaning
Ghost in the Shell director Mamoru Oshii’s meditation on faith finally restored and released
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Summers of Youth: Director Atsuko Ishizuka Says Goodbye, Don Glees!
The anime artist creates a new tale of adolescence and loss
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Rooster Teeth’s RWBY Goes to Japan
The Austin anime gets a Japanese-made spinoff show just ahead of the RTX expo
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Behind the Scenes on Netflix’s New Austin-Made, Mexico-Set Anime
The many hands of Powerhouse Animation make light work of Seis Manos
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Anime Beyond Miyazaki Arrives in Austin
Films like I Want to Eat Your Pancreas are changing American tastes for Japanese animation
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Fantastic Fest Review: Mary and the Witch’s Flower
Ghibli alums stick to the formula for magical tale
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Can the Powerpuff Girls Save the Day?
Classic cute-smart cartoon returns for one night only