Love music and movies? Keep an eye out for these four SXSW films >
Movies about music are a natural fit for South by Southwest and for film fans here in the Live Music Capital of the World; here are…
Six South by Southwest movies you’ll soon see in theaters >
Feeling some South by Southwest regret? Wishing you could have been a part of the full film experience? Well, I can’t promise that Steven Spielberg will…
SXSW review: ‘Isle of Dogs’ a treat but hounded by some real problems >
As a movie constructed of tiny moving parts, it’s fitting that “Isle of Dogs” resonates most warmly in its quiet, little moments. There’s the scene where…
Bill Murray is officially in Austin for SXSW. Thought you’d want to know. >
Actor Bill Murray — comedy legend, voice actor in Wes Anderson’s new film “Isle of Dogs,” ever-looming myth in the firmament of daily American life whose…
SXSW 2018: ‘Blaze’ is a terrific portrait of the artist as a poetic screw-up >
Let the word go forth from this time and place: Ethan Hawke, director of the excellent Blaze Foley biopic “Blaze,” is apparently extremely good at getting…
SXSW: ‘Agave: The Spirit of a Nation’ explores the history and uncertain future of production of mezcal >
“You can make out the silhouettes of our past in the morning light,” the title card reads at the beginning of Nicholas Kovacic and Matthew Riggieri’s…
For Rachel Bloom and writers of ‘Most Likely to Murder,’ looking back can be cathartic >
Director and co-writer Dan Gregor said “Most Likely to Murder,” which had its world premiere at South by Southwest, came from the idea of high school…
Sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll (and more): The documentaries of South by Southwest >
The documentary slate is always strong at South by Southwest; here are a few that our critics felt stood out this year. “Daughters of the Sexual…
It’s not easy being a teen; these South by Southwest movies show us why >
Hormones. Acne. Bullies. School violence. Being a teen is tough (though raising a teen is no walk in the park, either). Looking back at all the…
Daryl Hannah on ‘Paradox,’ her ‘spitball production’ with Neil Young >
Daryl Hannah really likes the term “spitball production.” We’re sitting in a suite at the Four Seasons discussing her new movie, “Paradox,” starring Neil Young and…
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