Most SXSW Shorts Are Streaming Free Thanks to Oscilloscope and Mailchimp
75 short films are available for streaming, including several award winners.
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SXSW Film Head Explains Decision to Maintain Festival Competition Despite Cancellation
As the first major festival impacted by the coronavirus, SXSW provides a case study for other festivals to consider. Janet Pierson breaks it down.
‘Shiva Baby’ Review: A Sugar Daddy Crashes a Jewish Funeral in This Lively Queer Comedy
SXSW: Polly Draper’s refreshing take on a Jewish mother brightens Emma Seligman’s debut feature, which mines a wild premise for dark laughs.
SXSW Winners: Despite Cancellation, Festival Announces Grand Jury Prizes
The annual Texas event was the first major film event to cancel in recent weeks, but kept its competitions intact.
After SXSW Cancellation, a Drive-In Theater in Austin Comes to the Rescue
The Blue Starlite Mini Urban Drive-In is still open for business, and screening SXSW shorts that lost their shot at a festival premiere.
Boaz Yakin Escaped Hollywood and Made His Most Personal Movie in 30 Years
“Aviva,” which was set to premiere at SXSW, allowed Yakin to try everything that commercial filmmaking wouldn’t let him do.
‘Dark City Beneath the Beat’ Review: TT the Artist Remixes Baltimore Into 65-Minute Club Banger
A full-body ode to Baltimore and the incredible people who keep it dancing in spite of everything else.
SXSW: Here Are the Cameras Used to Shoot This Year’s Films
Cinematographers take IndieWire behind the scenes of how they shot their indie features.
Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2020 SXSW Movies
Now more than ever: These SXSW highlights still need homes. Somebody do something!
Memo to Distributors: Seek Out These 2020 SXSW TV Pilots
The Sundance premiere “Chemo Brain” along with “The Dream” and “Lusty Crest” highlight SXSW’s 2020 Episodic Pilot Competition.
Kris Rey on How Directing a $10,000 Movie Led to a Crowdpleaser Produced by The Lonely Island
“I Used to Go Here” could have been the big breakout at this year’s SXSW. Whatever happens now, it establishes Rey’s bonafides as a serious filmmaker.
‘I Will Make You Mine’ Review: Cinema’s Most Casual Trilogy Ends on a High Note
SXSW: The romantic misadventures of singer-songwriter Goh Nakamura continue in Lynn Chen’s light and winsome sequel to “Daylight Savings.”
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Trevor Noah, Stephen Colbert Digging Deep To Find That Comedy Gold
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Hawaii Five-0 Pilot Quiz: How Well Do You Remember the Very First Episode?
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Kennedy Center Honors: 50 entertainers who deserve to be selected
