Lost Souls Gather Around the Margins of Disney World in The Florida Project
By Scott Renshaw
This Year's Sundance Film Festival Served as Space for Women to Shine As Storytellers, Protagonists
Tags: Film, Sundance Film Festival, movie, festival review, Harvey Weinstein, women, sexual assault, sexual harassment, women's rights, In Search, Eighth Grade, Leave No Trace, Hearts Beat Loud, Sorry to Bother You, A Boy A Girl A Dream, Tyrel, Blindspotting, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Hereditary, Skate Kitchen, The Kindergarten Teacher, My Abandonment, You Were Never Really Here, Madeline's Madeline, The Tale
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Offers a Blockbuster Examination of What Makes a Rebellion
Tags: Film, star wars, the last jedi, rey, mark hamill, carrie fischer, daisy ridley, John Boyega, adam driver, movie review, movie critique
Tags: Film, The Florida Project, Disney World, Brooklynn Price, Magic Castle, Sean Baker, Bria Vinaite, Christopher Rivera, Caleb Landry Jones, Mela Murder, Willem Dafoe
Blade Runner 2049 and The Ups and Downs of Trying to Follow a Classic
Tags: Film, Blade Runner 2049, Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Dennis Villeneuve, Ridley Scott, Rick Deckard, Jared Leto
'It' Delivers Scares in an Incomplete Version of its Source Material
Tags: it, film, screens, movies, clowns, stranger-things
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Missouri-based Andy's Frozen Custard will open its first San Antonio location May 25
By Nina Rangel
Parents of kids in Uvalde school accuse law enforcement of failing to act quickly enough
By Sanford Nowlin
San Antonio chef Jason Dady will permanently close his Alamo BBQ Co. at end of month
San Antonio food truck park The Block SA holding Uvalde memorial fundraiser on Friday
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