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12 Mighty Orphans Review: Luke Wilson and Martin Sheen Topline This Solid Underdog Texas Football Drama

12 Mighty Orphans Review: Luke Wilson and Martin Sheen Topline This Solid Underdog Texas Football Drama
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12 Mighty Orphans is a True Texas Tale

"!2 Mighty Orphans" is a true story of an underdog football team from a Texas orphanage who inspired the nation during the Depression.

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Here Are Six Films At Sundance With Texas Ties

A documentary about students at an El Paso High School who are interested in pursuing careers in law enforcement. Director Maisie Crow says 900 schools in Texas have “some sort of criminal justice class or program.” As a Marfa resident herself, who covers the complexities of life along the U.S.-Mexico border through her work as editor-in-chief of the Big Bend Sentinel and Presidio Internacional newspapers, Crow told Texas Standard she was especially interested in exploring the role of law enforcement in Far West Texas. “One of the things I love most about El Paso is its relationship to Juarez,” Crow said. “It really is one city divided by a border, and these kids really do live a cross-border life. I mean, they have community both in Juarez and in El Paso, and that was very important to me to make that clear in the film.”

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The Blazing World Review: Carlson Young s Exhaustively Art-Directed but Enervating Adult Fantasy

The Blazing World Review: Carlson Young s Exhaustively Art-Directed but Enervating Adult Fantasy The Blazing World Review: Carlson Young s Exhaustively Art-Directed but Enervating Adult Fantasy Writer-director-star Carlson Young pours much effort and feeling into this loose riff on a 17th-century sci-fi text, but who is it for? Guy Lodge, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Running time: Running time: 99 MIN. Courtesy of Greenbelt Films For a filmmaker to take a possessive credit in their debut is already a confident move; for the opening credits of the first feature by writer-director-star Carlson Young to present it as “Carlson Young’s ‘The Blazing World’” is a brazen one. That title, of course, belongs first to a somewhat more established female author: Margaret Cavendish, whose 1666 book “The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World” was a foundational work of science fiction. Cavendish’s adventurous exploration of alternate dimensions has giv

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Here Are Six Films At Sundance With Texas Ties

A documentary about students at an El Paso High School who are interested in pursuing careers in law enforcement. Director Maisie Crow says 900 schools in Texas have “some sort of criminal justice class or program.” As a Marfa resident herself, who covers the complexities of life along the U.S.-Mexico border through her work as editor-in-chief of the Big Bend Sentinel and Presidio Internacional newspapers, Crow told Texas Standard she was especially interested in exploring the role of law enforcement in Far West Texas. “One of the things I love most about El Paso is its relationship to Juarez,” Crow said. “It really is one city divided by a border, and these kids really do live a cross-border life. I mean, they have community both in Juarez and in El Paso, and that was very important to me to make that clear in the film.”

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