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Three more docs from SXSW, including an insane true crime story.
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Three more docs from SXSW, including an insane true crime story.
On four SXSW premieres, including one of the standouts of the fest.
On three SXSW genre films, including the standout, Oddity.
Brief thoughts on three docs from SXSW with stories too crazy to be fiction.
On three very different docs from SXSW that are still somehow connected by a theme of community and the need for expression.
On three world premieres from SXSW this year, including new films by Pamela Adlon and Kyle Mooney.
A TV review of 3 Body Problem, the latest Netflix show co-created by the team behind Game of Thrones.
Paul Dano has done it all, including voicing an alien spider in this week's Netflix film Spaceman. As he considers the launch of the next phase of his career, he's ready for new challenges, and considering the many roles that…
A TV review of the new Netflix show (loosely) based on the Guy Ritchie film.
The Tourist travels from Max to Netflix for its second season, almost as entertaining as the first.
