SXSW Review: ‘The Rivals of Amziah King’ is a Magnetic Film with Deeply Memorable Performances
Some people move through life more freely than the rest of the world. They see obstacles and opt either to surmount or simply bypass them, and […]
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SXSW 2025
SXSW 2025
SXSW Review: ‘We Bury the Dead’ is a Meditative Zombie Movie about the Importance of Closure
In the wake of a horrific tragedy affecting a large group of people, one of the hardest parts can be not knowing. In the case of […]
SXSW Review: ‘For Worse’ is a Wondrously Funny Directorial Debut for Amy Landecker
Wedding officiants sometimes talk about how guests in the crowd flash back to one of the happiest moments of their lives when they’re looking at a […]
SXSW Review: ’40 Acres’ is a Standard Post-Apocalyptic Drama Enhanced by Action and Danielle Deadwyler
Whatever disaster, natural or man-made, befalls humanity, the world of cinema has conceived many post-apocalyptic futures to follow. In most of them, advanced technology no longer […]
SXSW Review: ‘Fantasy Life’ is a Smart and Entertaining Pairing of Director Matthew Shear and Amanda Peet
People have expectations of where they’re going to be at a certain point in their life, and those may always turn out how they planned. It’s […]
SXSW Review: ‘The Surfer’ is a Perfect Vehicle for Nicolas Cage That Rises and Falls with Its Protagonist
Sometimes, the idea of something is appealing enough that people will do anything to achieve it. Returning to a place that holds a significant place in […]