SXSW 2022: Reviews Of 'Master' And 'Hypochondriac'
Mariama Diallo and Addison Heimann’s horror movies are haunted by the spectres of racism and mental illness
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SXSW 2022: The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic And Chee$e
Both films internalise the perspectives of their protagonists, such that one is a blurry, disorienting thriller featuring a blind lead, and the other is a frenetic, rapidly edited comedy caper that matches the energy of its central character
SXSW 2022: ‘We Are Not Ghouls’ Review
The documentary is a striking portrait of American history, but more significantly, a mirror to prevailing global cruelties
SXSW 2022: 'Crows Are White' Is A Heartfelt Documentary
The central image of a man caught between two extremes gives the documentary its underlying tension, even as it smoothly transitions between the personal and the profound
SXSW 2022: Coming-Of-Age Tales In ‘Emergency’ And ‘Pirates’
Both Reggie Yates’s and Carey William’s feature directorial debuts follow three young men driving around town over the course of one night, to vastly different results
10 Films We’re Looking Forward To At SXSW 2022
A new Richard Linklater film, a new Ramin Bahrani documentary — here’s what to watch at the South by Southwest Film Festival
