SXSW Saturday
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SXSW Film Reviews
This PBS-backed documentary, directed by Hector Galán, succeeds as both a Tejano cultural history and a heartfelt love ballad to the most maligned of instruments.
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SXSW Film Reviews
Stephen Ives tells the touching story of Tony and Sally Amato, the couple who founded a small New York company in 1948 and have been giving young singers a place to perform in full productions of classic operas for half a century.
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SXSW Film Reviews
One of the central conceits of A House on a Hill is that the building is not as important as the work put into it, and that idea seems to have bled into the film itself.
