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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SXSW Film Review: The Jubilant ‘We Are the Thousand’
Anita Rivaroli’s exuberant documentary about passion in music made its North American debut at SXSW Online 2021.
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SXSW Review: The Creepy ‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’
A video geek goes in search of the “Night Pirate,” a man who hacked into television broadcasts and may hold the clue to his wife’s mysterious disappearance.
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SXSW Film Review: Udo Kier in ‘Swan Song’
The legendary cult actor makes the most of a role as a small-town hairdresser tending to a client one final time.
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Virtual SXSW: Film Review — ‘Tomboy’
This intriguing documentary focuses on some of the rarest performers in the music business — female drummers.
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Virtual SXSW: Film Review — ‘Drunk Bus’
John Carlucci and Brandon LaGanke’s ruefully funny film was scheduled to premiere at this year’s canceled SXSW.
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Virtual SXSW Review: ‘We Don’t Deserve Dogs’
Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker’s moving documentary studies the unique relationship between dogs and humans.
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SXSW Flashback — ‘The American Epic Sessions’ is an Amazing Journey
Jack White and friends assemble an all-star supergroup of performers for this musically rich documentary about the roots of American pop culture.
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