If you quickly search for the short film Special Delivery on the internet, you will find various films with the title. Still, the one screening at the Austin Film Festival is the short romantic comedy from writer/director Emily Everhard. The film was a finalist for the Enderby Entertainment Fellowship Award, and today’s news from the… Continue reading AFF Movie Review: Special Delivery – 2024 Austin Film Festival Film Jury Award Winner
Author: Liz Lopez
AFF Movie Review: The Beldham – North American Premiere of Psychological Horror/Family Drama
Directed and written by Dallas-native Angela Gulner, The Beldham arrives at the Austin Film Festival for the North American Premiere. In this psychological horror/family drama, there is not a moment when I could turn away from the screen to follow what was happening between the mother and daughter characters. The script is excellent, as are… Continue reading AFF Movie Review: The Beldham – North American Premiere of Psychological Horror/Family Drama
Movie Review: At the Gates – A Thriller for Survival When Affluence Takes Action
Written, directed, and produced by Augustus Meleo Bernstein, At the Gates is a drama-turned-thriller when a wealthy family has a change, creating some changes in their economic status. Marianne Barris (Miranda Otto) has had domestic help for a long time, with Ana (Vanessa Benavente) as her current employee. On the day Ana takes her teenage… Continue reading Movie Review: At the Gates – A Thriller for Survival When Affluence Takes Action
Crítica de película: Venom: The Last Dance – Emocionante y llena de acción pone fin a la trilogía
En Venom: The Last Dance, Eddie/Venom (Tom Hardy) comienza la película junto al mar y lejos de la ciudad natal habitual en esta, la última película de la trilogía. Eddie y Venom pueden estar tratando de esconderse, pero sobresalen como pulgares doloridos. El camarero no sabe de qué habla Eddie, pero un vistazo de Venom… Continue reading Crítica de película: Venom: The Last Dance – Emocionante y llena de acción pone fin a la trilogía
AFF Movie Review: Norita – A Timely Documentary about a Courageous Woman Seeking Her Son
I have not been familiar with the “Desaparecidos” in Argentina all my life living in Texas. Still, it has been about twenty years since I worked with another publication. Someone first approached me with what had happened in Argentina a few decades prior. Although that publication declined to run a story then, I always remembered… Continue reading AFF Movie Review: Norita – A Timely Documentary about a Courageous Woman Seeking Her Son
AFF Movie News: Austin Film Festival Highlights of Short Films Sure to Capture Attention
HI, FRIENDS! – Wheaton Simis, writer/director of the 7:10 minute short comedy short. “a cringe-inducing short film that takes place in the all-too-familiar present day. At a pot-luck picnic among “friends,” the world is closing in around Beth and Brian as they fight to retain their sanity. It’s a battle of wills for who can… Continue reading AFF Movie News: Austin Film Festival Highlights of Short Films Sure to Capture Attention
AFF Movie News: Austin Film Festival – Highlights of International and Local Stories Not to Miss
The Austin Film Festival begins Thursday, October 24, 2024, with many features that bring stories via documentaries and fiction. The festival runs through October 31, and there are two opportunities to view some films during the festival: at downtown venues or the Galaxy Theater. Here is a list of featured films as a preview of… Continue reading AFF Movie News: Austin Film Festival – Highlights of International and Local Stories Not to Miss
Movie Review: Killer Rental Screens at the debut of the Austin Horror Film Festival
Killer Rental, the feature film written and directed by Ben Hausdorff and Jonathan Kadin, had an exclusive screening at the first annual Austin Horror Film Festival this weekend. Killer Rental was among the films offered at the 25th edition of the Chicago Horror Film Festival in late September and was nominated for Best Feature. The… Continue reading Movie Review: Killer Rental Screens at the debut of the Austin Horror Film Festival
Crítica de película: We Live in Time: una historia de amor con drama y tragedia que hemos visto antes
El largometraje del director John Crowley, We Live in Time, escrito por Nick Payne (The Last Letter from Your Lover) es una película con actuaciones sobresalientes de los dos protagonistas. Hacen que el guión deje de parecer un remake de otras películas románticas en las que la pareja se encuentra luchando contra una enfermedad. ¿Quién… Continue reading Crítica de película: We Live in Time: una historia de amor con drama y tragedia que hemos visto antes
Crítica de película: Smile 2 – La historia continua y llega a nuevas alturas de terror psicológico
Escrita y dirigida por Parker Finn (Smile, Laura Hasn’t Slept) llega a tiempo para la temporada de todas las cosas extrañas, espeluznantes y francamente aterradoras en muchos casos. Recuerdo haber visto Smile anteriormente (2022) y cómo este fenómeno se estaba apoderando de la vida de las personas. En Smile 2, el impacto de lo que… Continue reading Crítica de película: Smile 2 – La historia continua y llega a nuevas alturas de terror psicológico