SXSW Film Review: Ron Howard’s ‘We Feed People’ Spotlights Chef José Andrés
Howard’s portrait of celebrity chef and humanitarian José Andrés and his World Central Kitchen is anything but a dry documentary.
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SXSW Film Review: ‘Mickey: the Story of a Mouse’
This meticulously researched documentary chronicles the history of the mouse and the world’s relationship with him.
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SXSW Review: Horror Comedy ‘Deadstream’
Joseph and Vanessa Winter’s hilarious horror comedy opened this year’s SXSW Midnighters series.
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Film Review: The Tarantino-esque ‘American Night’ Doesn’t Quite Get There
This Quentin Tarantino wannabe looks great but is an ultimately vacuous stumble down familiar roads.
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Film Review: The Autobiographical ‘Wild About Harry’
In this true memory piece set in Cape Cod in 1973, a teenager comes to grips with her father’s sexuality.
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Outfest Film Review: Cold War Love Story ‘Firebird’
This poignant story of forbidden love is set against the backdrop of the Cold War.
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Outfest Film Review: ‘Gemmel & Tim’
The stories of two men who lost their lives at the hand of a West Hollywood political activist are told in this absorbing documentary.
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Film Review: The Slow-Burn Creepiness of ‘The Nest’
James Suttles’ fun, slow-burning thriller mixes genres to good effect.
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Film Review: Koen Mortier’s ‘Un Ange’
Koen Mortier’s film is a fictionalized, artistically surreal story about the life of a real Tour De France racer in his final hours.
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Film Review: ‘No Ordinary Love’
Writer/director Chyna Robinson’s feature debut is a powerful indictment of spousal abuse.
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