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Jessi Cape

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Arrest the Midwife (2025) “This documentary challenges assumptions, urging viewers to rethink who controls birth – and why. ” – Austin Chronicle Mar 18, 2025 Full Review Death of a Unicorn (2025) 54% “I’m not sure if this script will land in the Library of Congress, but it’s nearly two hours of frenzied unicorn carnage and it’s a corny-horny blast.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 9, 2025 Full Review Baby Doe (2025) “Earnshaw’s direction balances raw emotion with careful storytelling.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 8, 2025 Full Review Cheech & Chong's Last Movie (2024) 86% “Cheech and Chong’s Last Movie is a tad lengthy with its very detailed timeline, but it held the audience’s attention anyway. ” – Austin Chronicle Mar 14, 2024 Full Review Wakhri (2023) “Despite the script’s wobbles, Bilal’s efforts to boldly bring this feminist and queer story to a larger audience deserve accolades. ” – Austin Chronicle Mar 12, 2024 Full Review Mamifera (2024) 100% “Mamifera tackles an endlessly complicated, often excruciating, sometimes beautiful topic with grace, humor, and easily relatable characters.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2024 Full Review Babes (2024) 88% “Navigating early motherhood has rarely been so belly-laugh hilarious or filled with excellent nasty truth reveals about growing bodies inside our bodies.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2024 Full Review The Long Game (2023) 82% 3.5/5 “If the palpable camaraderie is the bones of the story, the poignant and realistic dialogue is the film’s heartbeat.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 14, 2023 Full Review Flamin' Hot (2023) 67% “It’s a heartwarming movie at the core – it feels good to root for the underdog and win. ” – Austin Chronicle Mar 14, 2023 Full Review Your Friend, Memphis (2022) 100% “Despite the slow-but-steady pace, the film centers the important experience of a differently abled person living their life on their terms.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 13, 2022 Full Review What We Leave Behind (2022) 100% “If you’ve ever missed a beloved grandparent, the beautiful What We Leave Behind will hit home.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 13, 2022 Full Review Mary and Martha (2013) 56% “The remainder of the film is captivating, perhaps in part because it taps into humans' innate voyeurism, perhaps because Curtis props open our eyelids to the cause despite the film's missteps.” – Austin Chronicle Oct 8, 2020 Full Review Her Composition (2015) 100% “This is absolutely a thinking film, but a bizarrely beautiful and entertaining one as well.” – Austin Chronicle Aug 17, 2018 Full Review Eating Animals (2017) 91% 2/5 “But even for me, an animal lover, a believer in the power of storytelling, and an advocate for meatless meals as often as possible, I just kept waiting for a revelation, or a reason (beyond the horror show footage) to care.” – Austin Chronicle Jun 28, 2018 Full Review Pornocracy: The New Sex Multinationals (Pornocratie, les nouvelles multinationales du sexe) (2017) 80% “Ovidie breaks open the stigmas fueled by the industry's secrets, and inevitably, Pornocracy's audiences will consider their adult film consumption, some perhaps for the first time.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 15, 2017 Full Review Inheritance (2017) “Well-scored and shot beautifully, the film's dramatic pacing uses foreshadowing as foreplay, and the impending climax is substantial.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 14, 2017 Full Review Served Like a Girl (2017) 100% “The film marks a directorial debut for Lysa Heslov, who has a knack for balancing the heavy subject with humor and endearing anecdotes.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 14, 2017 Full Review Maineland (2017) 82% “Maineland serves to remind audiences of the power, and beauty, in differences.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 13, 2017 Full Review Best and Most Beautiful Things (2016) 81% “Best and Most Beautiful Things nails the idea that "normal" is very overrated.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 23, 2016 Full Review The Incomparable Rose Hartman (2016) 75% “This colorful archive of 40 years of unprecedented access to backstage fashion shows and over-the-top nightlife is as charming and as full of life as the subject herself.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 23, 2016 Full Review My Beautiful Broken Brain (2014) “Surprisingly beautiful and emotionally intense, this visually stunning glass eye is a testament to Sodderland's spirited strength in the midst of her delightfully strange, but entirely real, Lynchian nightmare.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 22, 2016 Full Review
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