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2021 SXSW Film Festival Review – Clerk

2021 SXSW Film Festival Review – Clerk A documentary on the career and life of filmmaker and raconteur Kevin Smith. It won’t surprise anyone to learn that this travelogue of Kevin Smith’s inimitable filmmaking career is a for-the-fans outing above all else – after all, it’s directed by Smith’s longtime friend, documentarian Malcolm Ingram. And though it doesn’t provide much of an “in” for outsiders, Clerk delivers a concise, warm-hearted rundown of the man’s life and times. Ingram’s film opens with a VHS message a 21-year-old Smith recorded for his parents in July 1992, shortly before moving to British Columbia to attend Vancouver Film School. The never-before-seen clip quickly concedes both his passion for film and love for his parents, and serves as an apt primer to discuss a director whose works, perhaps more than almost any other filmmaker, feel as though produced by a tight-knit family.

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Lucy Lawless latest fantasy amongst eight SXSW movies we re most excited about

The eight SXSW Film Festival titles we re most excited about. One of the world’s hippest film festivals kicks off on Wednesday morning (New Zealand time) in a virtual format for the second year in a row. Rather than take place on the streets and in the cinemas of Austin, Texas, the 2021 edition of South by Southwest (SXSW) has gone completely online. First held in 1987, it is actually part of a larger conglomeration of activities that includes interactive media, music festivals and conferences. While the Kiwi presence is limited this time around, it has previously hosted (and boosted) New Zealand films as diverse as

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SXSW 2021 - Clerk Follows Kevin Smith From Quick Stop Anonymity to Podcast Fame: Turns out he was supposed to be here today - Screens

If you see Kevin Smith, odds are he s wearing a hockey jersey. According to filmmaker Malcolm Ingram – whose new documentary about the indie filmmaker, Clerk, debuts at this year s SXSW – that s no surprise. After all, Smith s favorite quote comes from Wayne Gretzky: Watch where the puck is going, not where it s been. Ingram said, He has this very interesting kind of lightning rod for zeitgeist. The film chronicles Smith s evolution from low-budget indie auteur with 1994 s Clerks to podcasting superstar. In his 25-year career, he has always seemed a few years ahead of the curve – obsessing over comics before they were cool, pioneering internet fan communities, and turning his film universe into a lifestyle brand. The documentary doesn t shy away from more complicated career moments like the critical failure of his sophomore film,

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SXSW 2021 - SXSW Online: Recommended Programming: Must-catch panels, films, music showcases, and more at this year s all-virtual Fest - Features

SXSW 2021 - SXSW Online: Recommended Programming: Must-catch panels, films, music showcases, and more at this year s all-virtual Fest - Features
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SXSW 2021: Sci-Fi, Horror, Fantasy Films to Watch Out For

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