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Tag Archives: Richard Linklater

Reynolds performs The Desert at Mimms Ranch in Marfa in 2014. The site-specific work was the first part of a triptych that also included the bilingual cross-border opera, Pancho Villa From a Safe Distance.

by Rose Cahalan

Mr. Reynolds’ Opus

How Graham Reynolds became Texas’ top composer.

Mon, Oct 14, 2019 |

How Graham Reynolds became Texas’ top composer. by Rose Cahalan October 14, 2019 Walk into composer Graham Reynolds’ East Austin studio, and the first thing...Read More

Going through old writings with Louis Black in "Richard Linklater - dream is destiny"

by Michael Schrantz

A ‘Love Song’ to the Man Who Put Austin Film on the Map

Tue, Mar 15, 2016 |

Film students and "Slacker" fans alike will appreciate Louis Black's new film about Richard Linklater, a kind of "love song" in documentary form....Read More

by Josh Rosenblatt

In the Austin of Andrew Bujalski’s Results, Aimlessness is a Sin

Fri, Aug 7, 2015 |

Independent writer/director Andrew Bujalski's newest film, "Results," follows a modern-day love triangle of three imperfect people grasping not just for romance...Read More

Duplass brothers

by Josh Rosenblatt

Mike Judge and the Duplass Bros. Bring Texas to TV

Mon, Mar 2, 2015 |

Austin filmmakers who were outsiders 20 years ago are now insiders who have forced the world to adapt to them....Read More

Josh Wiggins (left) and Aaron Paul in Hellion.

by Josh Rosenblatt

Hellion’s Aaron Paul and the Art of Collapse

Mon, Sep 15, 2014 |

Hellion is a story about the unspoken consequences that come from growing up in a world where adults have no more answers than the kids do. ...Read More

Mason (Ellar Coltrane), age 6, in Richard Linklater’s Boyhood.

by Josh Rosenblatt

Richard Linklater Reels in the Years in Boyhood

Thu, Aug 21, 2014 |

Boyhood may not be a great film, but there’s no denying that watching it is an experience unlike any other....Read More

Richard Linklater and James Benning in Gabe Klinger’s documentary, Double Play.

by Josh Rosenblatt

Filmmakers Linklater and Benning Meditate on Memory in Double Play

Mon, Apr 28, 2014 |

Linklater and Benning have always concerned themselves more with philosophy and the creation of new languages than with the existing conventions of storytelling...Read More

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