Film Festivals

South By Southwest 2017 has come to a conclusion, and now it is time to discuss the films screened at this year's SXSW Festival.

Matt Bomer and Josh Wiggins star as a father and son attempting to survive the Montana wilderness after a devastating bear attack.

Francesca Eastwood stars as Noelle, a college student who is raped and sets out on a path for personal justice in director Natalia Leite's M.F.A.

Most Beautiful Island follows Luciana, an undocumented immigrant forced to play a dangerous game in Ana Asensio's startling new film.

In Ben Young's directorial debut, a young woman is kidnapped and held hostage by a disturbed couple. Read on for our review of Hounds of Love.

Lena Olin stars as a writer attempting to stage her own legacy with her suicide. Here is our review of A Critically Endangered Species.

The Transfiguration follows Milo, a young man who believes himself to be a vampire. As a romance begins with Sophie, his transformation is threatened.

In Fits and Starts, Wyatt Cenac and Greta Lee star as a two married writers struggling to find middle ground as the venture out for a night on the town.

Jake Johnson stars as Eddie, a gambling addict who is put in charge of a duffle bag full of cash and the chance to change his life in Win It All.

Four women are trapped in a foreign country, forced to go on the run. With strong characters and fun direction, Going To Brazil pushes film equality forward