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Filmmaker Michael Premo’s doc Homegrown looks at America’s radical turn to the right
Among the Jan. 6 Trump supporters the filmmaker interviews is a South Texas-raised Latino.
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From radical activists to vampires, here are the Current’s best films of 2025
One Battle After Another, Hamnet, Marty Supreme and Sinners were all among our critic’s favorites of the year.
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Deborah S. Esquenazi continues to seek justice in documentary Night in West Texas
Esquenazi made Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four, a film that drew attention to four wrongfully convicted queer Latinas.
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San Antonio actor Cole Springer hopes new movie American Baby builds empathy around teen pregnancy
Springer, 22, appears in the feature, which won the Audience Award for Narrative Feature at the Austin Film Festival.
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Western Grit: San Antonio-born director Brock Harris rides into Cottonmouth with big-screen ambition
Cottonmouth, a Western adventure shot on an indie budget, is currently available to stream on Prime Video.
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San Antonio’s Briscoe Western Art Museum screening 1992 thriller Thunderheart for free
The movie, which screens Saturday, is the last installment of this season’s Native Film Series.
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Steering a Star: Central Catholic grad Cesar Flores trains Matthew McConaughey for The Lost Bus
The San Antonio resident showed the star how to handle a school bus for the Apple TV movie.
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AI predicts San Antonio-area voters ‘unlikely to pass’ Prop B
ChatGPT also predicted that neither Trump nor Harris would win the 2024 election, so please take this with a grain of salt.
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Reel Nightmares: 7 San Antonio horror filmmakers pick their favorite scary movies
Wanna get scared this spooky season? Check out these recommendations from true masters of fright.
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San Antonio filmmaker Colin Bressler wants to creep you out with his latest horror movie, The Demon’s Killer
The Demon’s Killer, starring SA actress Rylie Rodriguez, will premiere Oct. 29 at City Base Cinemas.
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City of San Antonio to host screening of animated Disney film Coco in East Side cemetery
Saturday’s free screening also will feature a scavenger hunt and a community ofrenda.
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Lucía Garibaldi’s A Bright Future kicks off San Antonio’s Raza Cósmica film fest on Thursday
A Bright Future is a slow-burning, dystopian sci-fi drama that won Tribeca’s Viewpoints Award.
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Julia Stier, a grad of San Antonio’s Reagan High School, thrives as actor, writer and studio executive
The 29-year-old is the head of development at Los Angeles-based Cold Iron Pictures.
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San Antonio’s Raza Cósmica film festival to spotlight ‘constellation of Latinx sci-fi cinema’
The festival, which runs Oct. 9-11, will feature science fiction films from Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, the U.S. and more.
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San Antonio Black International Film Festival to honor filmmaking firebrands
The festival’s seventh-annual installment will take place Oct. 2-5.
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Fall Film Frenzy: 10 must-see movies this season
From blockbusters to award contenders, there’s no shortage of intriguing films headed our way.
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Ted Cruz says conservatives ‘will regret’ Trump’s FCC chairman going after Jimmy Kimmel
The Texas senator compared Brendan Carr’s threat to ABC to that of a mafia boss.
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Be kind and rewind to a simpler time with San Antonio’s Free Blockbuster 210
San Antonio’s free take on the beloved, bygone chain lets film fans ‘take a movie, leave a movie.’
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San Antonio sous chef to appear on Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen
Anaiya Marie, sous chef at Chef Bruce Auden’s River Walk landmark Biga on the Banks, will join Season 24 of the high-pressure culinary competition series.
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San Antonio native Jeff Hiller wins Emmy Award for comedic acting
The Churchill High and Texas Lutheran grad won for his work on HBO’s Somebody Somewhere.
