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Despite being a film about saving someone from a coronavirus breakout, Recovery is brilliant in making COVID-19 the background of the story and bringing the relationships to the forefront. By the film’s conclusion, Call and Everton have accomplished the impossible and allowed you to truly relish in the humor of life through the lens of a road-trip. 

Direct from SXSW 2021 - Reviews of Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil, Inside Selma Blair, The Oxy Kingpins, and Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free. 

Direct from SXSW 2021, here are our capsule reviews of Here Before, Our Father, I'm Fine (Thanks for Asking)

Let’s take a look first at the opening day documentaries we indulged at SXSW 2021: Confronting a Serial Killer, Kid Candidate, and Sasquatch.

A beautifully shot and (mostly) well-acted tale, but an overstuffed and flawed script does it no favors and ultimately leads to a film that is easily 30 minutes too long. This #Cherry is far from ripe.

Director Keith Thomas delivers a modern, innovative spin on classic demonic storytelling, with a deep respect for Jewish culture. The Vigil is this year's first must-see horror film.

Silk Road is not the immersive detail on everything that spawned from the actions of Ross Ulbricht’s fascinating endeavor, but it remains a fairly riveting account on one of the greatest crimes of this century nonetheless.

Gerard Butler and Morena Baccarin star in Greenland, about an estranged couple attempting to reach safety before a comet destroys Earth.

To the disappointment of those of us who have been anticipating the arrival, Clarice offers a run-of-the-mill script with a single high-key player.

Sator captures a compelling story dripping with atmosphere, yet struggles due to pacing issues. Nevertheless, an auspicious tale from director Jordan Graham. Read on for our spoiler-free review.