This meticulously researched documentary chronicles the history of the mouse and the world's enduring relationship with him.
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Howard’s portrait of celebrity chef and activist José Andrés and his World Central Kitchen is anything but a dry documentary.
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Joseph and Vanessa Winter's lively and hilarious horror comedy opened this year's SXSW Midnighters series.
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This Quentin Tarantino wannabe looks great but is an ultimately vacuous stumble down familiar roads.
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Set in 1973 Cape Cod, this autobiographical film tells the story of a teenager coming to grips with her father's sexuality in the dark ages of LBGTQ rights.
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James Suttles' film is a fun, slow-burning thriller that mixes several genres to good effect.
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