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Austin Asian American Film Festival Review: Starring Jerry as Himself
Hybrid documentary hides a true crime drama inside a true crime drama
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Five Essential Films at the Austin Asian American Film Festival
Across nations and diasporas, AAAFF explores the most intriguing, experimental, and entertaining movies from Asian filmmakers
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AAAFF 2022 Review: Liquor Store Dreams
The friction between generations of L.A.’s Korean community
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AAAFF 2022 Review: Free Chol Soo Lee
A miscarriage of justice exposes the othering of Asian Americans
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AAAFF 2022 Review: Hidden Letters
Documentary explores a secret Chinese language created by women
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Five Films Not to Miss at the Austin Asian American Film Festival
A long weekend of movies defined by global possibilities at AAAFF
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AAAFF Review: Mogul Mowgli
Riz Ahmed’s second musical journey of identity retains its power
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Inbetween Girl Comes Home for the Austin Asian American Film Festival
Austin-Made dramedy brings teenage dreams and Sorkin rhythms to the drive-in
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Austin Comedy Walkabout Night on Sixth Comes to the Austin Asian American Film Festival
Into the Downtown rabbit hole with local comedian Mohit Jasawal
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Around the World: Seven of the Best at Austin Asian American Film Festival
From Hawaii to Kasmir, documentaries to dramas at this year’s virtual and drive-in fest