Spanish actress Ana Asensio wrote, directed, produced, and stars in this wicked, horrifyingly essential story about coming to America.
The film recently held its North American premiere at SXSW.
Sprung from Hollywood royalty, Eastwood stakes her claim as an up-and-comer to be reckoned with.
The complete list of awards winners from this year’s SXSW Film Festival.
The remarkably free-wheeling and intimate doc is about The Muppets as much as it is about the power of creativity.
“‘S.N.L.’ is the comedy establishment,” the “Master of None” actress told Vanity Fair in an interview from SXSW.
The high-concept comedy can’t match the creativity of its genre-busting ideas. At least there’s that puppet.
Madalyn Murray O’Hair lived one hell of a life, but this rushed and awkward biopic does everything it can to limit your interest.
Calle 13 frontman René Pérez Joglar travels the globe recording a new album in this SXSW doc, an engrossing melange of sights, sounds, and world history.
Jairus McLeary and Gethin Aldous gained access to a tense four-day therapy session at Folsom State Prison, where emotional confrontations gave way to a taut real-life psychological thriller.
The Academy President highlighted the Hollywood’s diversity successes, but took no questions during the hour conversation.
The doc focuses on Seattle-based artist Wes Hurley as he discusses the obstacles of growing up gay in Russia.
