SXSW Thursday
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The gags come fast and furious, and the fair amount of gross-out humor makes Super Troopers play like a cop version of Caddyshack.
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The genius of Penelope Spheeris’ OzzFest documentary is her whip-smart editing style, which weaves skeins of meaning behind the madness with crosscuts and montage.
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In her documentary about the residents of east side Milwaukee’s “Caesar’s Park,” Sarah Price captures many of the idiosyncrasies and quirks of her over-the-fence characters, but we’re left, like the local walkabout, looking in vain for real “friends.”
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Todd McFarlane gives everything to the camera in this engaging documentary which delves deep into the psyche of the creator of the ever-popular Spawn comic books.
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What seems to be an uplifting look into the liberating nature of women’s pro wrestling in Japan quickly becomes an exploration into the psyches of the women who live it
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Melissa Shachat’s vibrantly colored documentary looks at Gibtown, the refuge of longtime carnival and circus workers when they aren’t on the road.
