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SXSW Film Review: My Brother’s Killer
True crime documentary solves the cold case at its center
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SXSW Film Review: Phoenix Jones: The Rise and Fall of a Real Life Superhero
A costumed vigilante patrols Seattle in this engaging-but-overstuffed documentary
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The Chronicle’s Hair of the Three-Legged Dog Day Party Hosts Colorful, Crowd-Moving Performances
Free Hamze, Égaux Sells, Team Trust, and BRUCE brought bright beats to Hotel Vegas
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At SXSW, Ben & Jerry’s Co-Founder Preaches Progressive Brand-Building and Takes a Chainsaw to a Mock Pentagon
Ben Cohen explains how the ice cream giant built a successful brand that stands up to the man
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Nostalgia for a Promised Future in Their Town
Mark Duplass on writing for family and real teens
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SXSW Panel Wonders if the American Dream Died?
Experts at SXSW discuss the state of the American Dream in a bleak time for our country
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SXSW Film Review: Baby/Girls
Intimate doc portrays the trials of teen pregnancy in a post-Dobbs world
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Lola Young, All American Rejects, Cure for Paranoia, and More Reviews From Thursday at SXSW
Day one kicks off with alt-pop, pop-punk, and a brief Benny the Butcher cypher
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Redefining the Education-to-Workforce Pipeline at SXSW
Experts seek to install better systems that foster the student to employer relationship
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Gen Z Will Be Okay, or So SXSW Day One Told Me
Innovation panels chart trends on building the village and heading back to the mall