SXSW

THE GUEST

By | March 2014

2014 SXSW FILM FESTIVAL MIDNIGHTERS SELECTION! The fight scenes are just as humorous as they are impressively choreographed, culminating in a visually orgasmic coup de grâce set in a haunted house…

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THE GUEST

This review was originally published on January 25, 2014... Army soldier Caleb Peterson recently died in Afghanistan, leaving his New Mexico based family...

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KUMIKO, THE TREASURE HUNTER

This review was originally published on January 25, 2014... Please note: David and Nathan Zellner, the filmmakers primarily behind “Kumiko, the Treasure...

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WAWD AHP

This review was originally published on January 21, 2014... Experimental filmmaker Steve Girard takes shock factor to new depths in his recent short WAWD...

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HELLION

This review was originally published on January 19, 2014... How many times have we sat in movie theaters and watched people heal? It is the foundation of...

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BYOD: BRING YOUR OWN DOC – EPISODE 132: “THE GREAT INVISIBLE,” 201

The Great Invisible, the documentary on the gulf oil spill, won the 2014 SXSW Film Festival Grand Jury Prize, and we talk to director Margaret Brown about...

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EVAPORATING BORDERS

The plight of the immigrant has never been an easy one, and is an experience most of us born in the United States, or other such countries, only read about...

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SOUL BOYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD

George Hencken's documentary feature, Soul Boys of the Western World, tells the story of '80s music icons Spandau Ballet. An eclectic mix of musical tastes...

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BEGINNING WITH THE END

David Marshall's Beginning With The End takes a look at teacher Bob Kane's elective Hospice class for high school seniors. Over the course of the semester,...

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BEFORE I DISAPPEAR

A man living on the fringe of society, with no hopes for the future, receives an unexpected phone call that could change his life forever. But will he live...

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ANIMALS

Films about drug addiction are depressingly common. They don’t demand much in terms of budget or scope, often serving as a nice springboard for young...

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