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Austin Filmmakers Take Their Three Headed Beast to Tribeca
Open relationship drama gets its world premiere
Tribeca Film Festival
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Austin Filmmakers Take Nudist Documentary to Tribeca
Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan explore the vulnerability of a community under threat
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Tribeca Film Festival Review: Ultrasound
Brain-twisting SF drama questions who you believe you are
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Tribeca Film Festival Review: Ascension
Life getting ground up in China’s consumer culture
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Tribeca Film Festival Interview: Fathom
Austin filmmakers travel to where the whales sing
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Tribeca Film Festival Review: 7 Days
Rom com plays perfectly with the tools Harry and Sally left behind
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Tribeca Film Festival Review: Accepted
The education scandal that put the lie to TM Landry’s success
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Tribeca Film Festival Review: No Man of God
Latest Bundy biopic is a portrait of the investigator
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Seven Decades of Fame and Fear in Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It
New documentary on legendary star plays Cine Las Americas, Tribeca
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Internet Sensation Lil Bub Wins at Tribeca
Film festival honors ‘Lil Bub & Friendz’
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Two Towers, Six Years, and 16 Millimeters
The remarkable journey – and uncertain toll – of Steve Bilich’s ‘Native New Yorker’
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Page Two: Location, Location, Location
The key to South by Southwest is, as always, Austin
