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The Monstrous Bonds of Sasquatch Sunset
The Zellner bros. find actions speak louder than words in their cryptid family drama
Nathan Zellner
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First Look at the Austin-Made Comedy-Musical Sister Aimee
First trailer for an (un)true story
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David and Nathan Zellner Deconstruct the Cowboy Myth in Damsel
Two of Austin’s most quirky filmmakers venture west
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The Zellners’ Beautiful Dreamer
The Zellner brothers mine urban legend in Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter
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One of the Good Guys
Is Chris Ohlson the nicest film producer in town, or just the hardest working?
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Austin Film Scene: Where Pragmatism Meets Idealism
‘The New York Times’ floats a capital idea
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Walk With a Wild Child (Possibly a Sociopath)
Chaos and creativity in the Zellner Bros.’ ‘Kid-Thing’
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Cinemad Podcast Hits Up the Zellners
Karo fake blood, people and their pets, and more
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Moving Pictures
Twenty years on, more than two dozen filmmakers pay tribute to ‘Slacker’ and a city in transition
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The Long and Short of It
A new program showcases the Zellner Bros.’ evolution from home movies to shorts handpicked by Sundance
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Dance, Girl, Dance
It was a good year for women filmmakers at a recharged Sundance Film Festival