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Kimberley Jones

Kimberley Jones

Editor-in-Chief/ Film Critic at Austin Chronicle

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Recent Articles

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Die My Love Review: Mommy Weariest

Tradwives may rule a uniquely hellish pocket of the internet, but in arthouse film at least, Grim Mommy is ascendant, with an emerging canon presenting a more clear-eyed portrait of women buckling under domestic stress – in last year’s Nightbitch, this fall’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, and now Lynne Ramsay’s hallucinatory picture of […]
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Austin Film Festival Review: You’re Dating a Narcissist!

A sparky cast and scenic vistas can’t quite overcome the suffocating singlemindedness of You’re Dating a Narcissist! That’s not just the name of the film – it’s also the title of a book written by psychology professor and podcaster Judy (Marisa Tomei), as well as Judy’s default diagnosis of basically anyone in a relationship, from […]
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Austin Film Festival Review: You’re Dating a Narcissist!

A sparky cast and scenic vistas can’t quite overcome the suffocating singlemindedness of You’re Dating a Narcissist! That’s not just the name of the film – it’s also the title of a book written by psychology professor and podcaster Judy (Marisa Tomei), as well as Judy’s default diagnosis of basically anyone in a relationship, from […]
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A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Magical realist romance swings for the fences but fails to connect
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A Big County Fair, an Oddities Expo, and More Recommended Events

Arts and culture happenings for the weekend
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Relay - Movie Review

Riz Ahmed and Lily James star in a throwback thriller about a whistleblower who changes her mind
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Movie Review: Eden

Ron Howard thriller about real-life island settlers who turn on each other
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Movie Review: My Mother’s Wedding

Dramedy about three adult sisters struggling to grow up
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Kate Berlant’s Comedy, Rally Against Redistricting, and More on Our...

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Movie Review: Sorry, Baby

Trauma dramedy is one of the year's best
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Movie Review: Daniela Forever

Another head trip from Nacho Vigalondo