SXSW Review: Our Father
We’re at SXSW… kind of! The event is taking place virtually this year so while we’re all watching movies online we’re still bringing ...
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Movies
SXSW Review: Recovery
We’re at SXSW… kind of! The event is taking place virtually this year so while we’re all watching movies online we’re still bringing ...
Movies
SXSW Review: Not Going Quietly
We’re at SXSW… kind of! The event is taking place virtually this year so while we’re all watching movies online we’re still bringing ...
Movies
SXSW Review: Kid Candidate
We’re at SXSW… kind of! The event is taking place virtually this year so while we’re all watching movies online we’re still bringing ...
Features
John Leguizamo discusses Latin representation in inner city Miami in his new film, Critical Thinking
As part of our SXSW 2020 coverage, I had the opportunity to speak to actor, comedian and director John Leguizamo ahead of the ...
SXSW Review: Critical Thinking
Telling the true story of the 1998 Miami Jackson High School chess team who used their skills to compete in the state championships, ...
Movies
SXSW Review: Drunk Bus
Stuck in an endless loop of driving the late-night ‘drunk bus’ for college students, directionless graduate Michael is forced to confront his apathy ...
For Sama directors discuss making a doc from five years worth of footage in war-torn Syria
I had the opportunity to interview directors Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts for their profoundly moving documentary For Sama at SXSW this year. ...
Reviews
SXSW Review: Frances Ferguson
Frances Ferguson is bored. She’s a 25-year-old substitute teacher with a dead marriage and a mother who is just as annoyed with her ...
Reviews
SXSW Review: Them That Follow
I’m struck by just how at home Walton Goggins seems as some redneck pulled from a holler deep in Kentucky or elsewhere in ...
SXSW Review: Museum Town
There’s a moment when you first see a work of art that you consider the individual behind it: how did they even conceive ...
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SXSW Review: Red Dog
Some people’s mothers are made for TV, might be the takeaway from Casey Pinkston and Luke Dick’s docu-dramedy Red Dog. Much like the infamous ...