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The History of Concrete Review: Who Is John Wilson? • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Bless John Wilson, who will puncture his ego faster than anybody else could possibly get to it. Creator and star of How to With John Wilson, the COVID-era HBO docuseries, Wilson knows he’s not exactly a household name. So, early in his debut feature documentary, The History of Concrete, he helpfully summarizes his backstory via voiceover – including that he was once referred to as a “celeb” in a Jeopardy clue. Lest anybody think Wilson’s head has gotten too big, he makes sure to linger on the co
In Case of Disaster • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Natural disasters have always plagued humans, but anthropogenic climate change – meaning, brought on by human activity – has meant more, and more destructive, disaster events. We’re still grappling with the impacts of COVID-19, and worrying how vulnerable we may be to another pandemic. And then there are the threats that feel especially of this moment – think: cyberattacks, active shooter situations, and whatever it is AI-gone-rogue has planned for us. For the more anxious among us, anticipating
Celebrating 45 Years in Print • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Let’s not make too big a deal out of it. That was always the consensus when we started mulling how to celebrate the Chronicle’s 45th anniversary. We’ve done plenty of blowout issues over the years and will again (lookin’ at you, 50). This time around, we thought we’d keep it simple – less about looking back, more about celebrating the now and what’s still to come. So to commemorate our 45 years in print, we thought we’d spotlight the folks producing the paper week in and week out, uplifting the
The Sun Never Sets Review: A Love Triangle in the Land of the Midnight Sun • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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In the first half of his career, as a foundational member of the mumblecore movement, Joe Swanberg was making at least a movie a year – a galloping clip of funny, provocative, scruffy works by and large about people acting like idiots. But the pace got to be too much, burning out fans like myself who got tired of watching twentysomethings do little and talk endlessly about it. It’s been six years since Swanberg’s last feature film, even longer since his last one distributed in movie theatres. (I
Fall Events Spotlight: AV Club • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Drafthouse’s own festival returns for its 21st year with signature high strangeness and a heavy emphasis on horror starting with this year’s opening selection, creature feature Beware Boiúna. There’s also a big-screen viewing of Prime Video’s small-screen version of Stephen King’s Carrie, and a new adaptation of Resident Evil from Weapons director Zach Cregger. But it’s not all scares, with a special tribute to action direction legend Walter Hill, and Wild Horse Nine, the new black comedy fr
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