In The Bikeriders, you won’t learn much about what a biker gang does or what truly led to the Vandals’ downfall, but you will be struck by its sense of time and place.
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Monster, the latest film from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda, takes the underlying fears of sending your child out into the world splays them out with tension and heart in equal measure.
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While a vast step up from his last real-life biopic, House of Gucci, Napoleon ends up a long and uneven journey that can’t deliver a cohesive vision of one of history's greatest figures.
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American Fiction is a challenging film, but it’s supposed to be: it’s a film that normalizes the Black experience on film and points its finger at your expectation of Black media.
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In a return to form, David Fincher’s The Killers explores the suave hitman archetype through the modern gig economy.
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This week in Austin screenings 11/10-11/16.
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Hyperreal Interviewer Extraordinaire Justin Norris sat down with Amy McCullough and Jimmie Buchanan Jr. to discuss their new film Work Dreams, the push and pull of the nomadic lifestyle, and terrifying dreams.
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Hyperreal Interviewer Extaordinaire Justin Norris chatted with producer Jai Stefan and director Jack Huston about Day of the Fight, working with actors as an actor, and the filmmaking lessons learned.
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Hyperreal Interviewer Extaordinaire Justin Norris caught Jeff Nichols (Take Shelter, Midnight Special) to talk about his new film The Bikeriders, working with Michael Shannon, and starting bike gangs.
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Six years after his last film, Alexander Payne’s The Holdovers is his most human film since 2004’s Sideways.
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This week in Austin screenings 11/3-11/9.
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Seven surreal shorts, showcasing comedy, drama, and everything in between.
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A promising, if sometimes frustrating, queer coming of age comedy for the Tiktok generation.
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Midnight at the Paradise is a film for lovers, and for lovers of film.
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The Highest Brasil doesn’t have the answers to life’s problems.—but,it does have a few pretty funny jokes about them in its pocket.
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Aaron Culp’s Titty Boy (2023) takes an outrageous idea and plays it out with wit and heart.
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In this month’s alternate calendar, the Hyperreal Film Club community pairs each of the 13 screenings with its evil twin: from nuclear apocalypses to classic hauntings.
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Bucky F*cking Dent brings a genuine earnestness a well-tread subject in this exploration of father/son relationships — and, of course, baseball.
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Emerald Fennell’s highly anticipated sophomore film delivers an intriguing and erotic modern take on Brontë-like gothic horror.
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Ben Van Kleek's JONAH tackles the question of life beyond our planet -- but it turns out that sometimes the truth may not always be as exciting as you hope it would be.
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