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The 2026 midterm elections have raised a certain hope in America: that the last half century of a rising tide of right-wing extremism and a nascent dictatorship cannot only be defeated but can be ended. The question now is, what’s next?

That’s an issue of national identity, a concern shared with Fatherland. In this historical drama, director Paweł Pawlikow...


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Austin Film Society founder Richard Linklater and Lifetime Achievement Award honoree Shirley MacLaine at the 2017 Texas Film Awards, held at Austin Studios

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The Austin Spring 2027 arts calendar just keeps getting th...


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Texas Impact Executive Director Bee Moorhead (left) and Director of the Lutheran Office of Public Policy, California, Regina Q. Banks at this year’s UN climate negotiations in Antalya

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In a high school theatre class, running through improvisatory exercises, the teacher (David Hyde Pierce) coaches his students as they mill around the room. First, what does your public self look like? Most students throw their arms wide, all performative bigness. Only one student, Minnie (Katherine Mallen Kupferer), takes the opposite posture, curling her body in, taking up ...


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Marley is not dead: to begin with. This must be distinctly understood or nothing that makes Ebenezer so loyal to Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and yet so unique can be understood.

This adaptation of the classic Christmas morality tale begins with a scene not in the book: Ebenezer Scrooge (Johnny Depp) and his business partner, Jacob Marley (I...


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