Austin filmmaker Kayla Abuda Galang talks about her short, “Learning Tagalog with Kayla,” which screened at SXSW 2021. Read our interview. Continue reading Interview: ‘Learning Tagalog with Kayla’ filmmaker Kayla Abuda Galang
The SXSW team pulled off an excellent SXSW Online Film Festival in 2021. Check out the recap of the films and panels we attended. Continue reading Recap: 2021 SXSW Online Film Festival was great isolated fun
Writer/director Justine Bateman’s “Violet” film premiered at SXSW. The film explores the overpowering and demeaning inner voice. Continue reading Justine Bateman’s Film ‘Violet’ Explores The Voice in your Head
Writer/director Elle Callahan’s “Witch Hunt” film premiered at the 2021 SXSW Online Film Festival. Read our interview to learn more. Continue reading Interview: ‘Witch Hunt’ director Elle Callahan talks magic, folklore, & more
Kayla Yumi Lewis’s “Parked In America” is an ambitious series perfect for Asian teens. Read our review of the pilot from SXSW 2021. Continue reading Kayla Yumi Lewis’s ‘Parked In America’ is the YA show for Asian teens
From director Andrea Blaugrund Nevins, documentary “Hysterical” gives us an intimate look at the journeys of standup women. Continue reading ‘Hysterical’ Documents The Strength of Standup’s Women
Entertainment and gaming professionals came together for a SXSW 2021 panel to discuss video game IPs, the business of adaptations, & more. Continue reading The Business of Video Game Adaptations To TV and Film
Writer/director Carey Williams brings to life the coolest retelling of Shakespeare’s classic “Romeo and Juliet” in his “R#J.” Continue reading Review: ‘R#J’ is the latest adaptation for the next generation
Actress Rebecca Hall’s debut film “Passing” starring Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga premiered at Sundance Film Festival 2021. Read our review. Continue reading Review: ‘Passing’ is rich, meticulous film about racial identity
Actor Fran Kranz’s debut film “Mass” starring Jason Isaacs and Martha Plimpton debuted at Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 30. Read our review. Continue reading Review: Fran Kranz’s ‘Mass’ film tackles grief, mental health
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