SXSW 2023 Announces Opening and Closing Night TV Selections with Donald Glover’s ‘Swarm’ and Lee Sung Jin’s ‘Beef’
The second wave of the lineup also includes films “Bottoms” and “Tetris.”
The second wave of the lineup also includes films “Bottoms” and “Tetris.”
Claudette Godfrey will take over as director. The 2023 SXSW Film and TV Festival is set to take place March 10 through 19 in Austin, Texas.
A decade after making history with the debut of Lena Dunham’s “Girls,” the festival has announced an official name change to better speak to its wide range of programming.
Austin’s premier festival will bring a first-of-its-kind event to the New South Wales capital from October 15 through 22.
Emma Galbraith stars as a high schooler trying to figure out her love life in the SXSW winner.
The SXSW virtual panel “Female Showrunners Breaking the Mold” was moderated by Mekeisha Madden Toby.
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The first two episodes of “Atlanta’s” long-awaited new season illustrate formal and narrative steps forward, even if it’s too soon to tell where we’re headed.
From immersive theater to improvised music, this year’s interactive experiences showcase the eclectic nature of an emerging media.
SXSW: Highlighting skateboarders from California to Cambodia, Jessica Edwards’ doc offers a thrilling example of what representation can do.
SXSW: Jason Kohn’s investigative documentary masterfully exposes the multi-billion dollar industry as a house of cards.
SXSW: Jarvis gives a force-of-nature turn in writer-director Antonia Campbell-Hughes’ atmospheric first feature.