Three movies at SXSW use their sci-fi premises to tell human stories, some more successfully than others.
Review
The Sound Of Breaking
By Siddhant Adlakha
Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Chime observes the phantom vibrations of modernity.
SXSW Review
At SXSW, Rom-Coms Got A Twisted Genre Makeover
By Lyvie Scott
The most surprising films of SXSW took the classic love story and remixed it in their own perverse ways.
The Inverse Interview
Stephanie Beatriz Can’t Keep Quiet
It’s the Twisted Metal star’s turn — to rule the post-apocalypse.
Joel Edgerton’s Hero’s Journey
The star of Dark Matter on Apple TV+ (and Bright, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Gatsby) reveals how he climbed to the top of Hollywood — and what comes next.
Iman Vellani Geeks Out
The Marvels breakout star goes deep on fan theories, the rules of time travel, and why she’s the Lorax of the MCU.
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Trailers
Could 'End of Oak Street' Actually Be A Secret Cloverfield Movie?
By Dais Johnston
Wouldn’t be the first time.
On Your Left
Chris Evans May Have Just Accidentally Spoiled The End Of 'Avengers: Doomsday'
By Dais Johnston
Apparently, at least one character isn’t doomed by Doomsday.
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