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Zany and fearless, Bottoms takes on high school from a raunchy lesbian point of view
Director Emma Seligman and actress Rachel Sennott team up to drop their take on the raunchy teen-sex farce.
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In Between Two Worlds, a French journalist goes undercover to explore the lives of the French working class
But the story is all about her.
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Fall Movie Preview: Texas Edition
From Eva Longoria to Henry Thomas, here’s where we’ll see Lone Star State talent this award season.
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Landscape with Invisible Hand envisions alien invasion as a corporate takeover
The film, which opens Friday, is ambitious, unpredictable and funny despite its flaws.
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Damian Chapa making stop in San Antonio to celebrate 30th anniversary of Blood In Blood Out
Chapa and Blood In Blood Out co-star Victor Rivers will appear at Traders Village on Aug. 12-13.
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Despite its cliched protagonist, Shortcomings Is a film worth seeing
Meet another late-20s manchild asshole, but don’t let that deter you.
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Film 90 Minutes Later looks into death of Stand and Deliver star Vanessa Marquez
The documentary is showing Aug. 4 as part of the San Antonio Film Festival.
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Talk to Me and Haunted Mansion aim to scare but don’t always succeed
They’re both scary movies about Black people who see dead people.
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Original Blue Beetle costume on display at San Antonio’s Casa Blanca theater
Fans of the superhero can get up close and personal with the costume the until July 31.
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Oppenheimer does something all too rare in Hollywood: it trusts its audience
The film neither heroicizes nor sanctifies the man.
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Barbie is existential brilliance — and also a lot of fun
Come on Barbie, let’s go party (and talk about consumerism and conservative gender roles).
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Love Island is looking for its next Bombshell in Austin
Contestants can interview at a one-day-only event this Saturday.
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With Tom Cruise battling an AI villain, the New Mission: Impossible continues the series’ strong legacy
The movie works as action film that takes itself seriously but still knows all the cloak-and-dagger fantasy is a bit silly.
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Comic Tom Segura talks about a strange, vulgar conversation with Ted Cruz
In a deleted scene from his new Netflix special, Segura shared what he claims was his first encounter with someone who ‘may or may not be’ the Texas Republican after moving into the same neighborhood.
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In Joy Ride, Asian American women bring fresh perspective to raunchy comedy — with mixed results
Expect broadly accessible raunchiness and a familiar set of characters.
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Actor Jeff Hiller talks growing up in San Antonio and his HBO series Somebody Somewhere
The Churchill High School grad also had a recurring role as a serial killer in 2022’s American Horror Story: NYC.
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Warrior Nun TV series, based on San Antonio man’s comic, revived after cancellation
Thanks in large part to fan passion, the show is returning to Netflix for a third season.
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Review: Harrison Ford is somehow still fighting Nazis in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
For a movie that’s about leaving the past alone, it sure wants to revisit the glory days.
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Significant Cinema: CineFestival to explore notable Latino narratives at Guadalupe Theater from July 11-16
San Antonio’s original Latino film festival will feature 114 films, including 38 from the Alamo City and 40 from Texas.
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In Past Lives, writer-director Celine Song explores the pull of lost loves and lives unlived
What does a deep connection look like after a quarter-century apart?