Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
I'm Not You (2026)
Eighteen-year-old Joe is caught in an emotional storm of identity, sexuality, and expectation. This crisis rips the heart out of a world that once seemed simply, now torn between the pressures imposed by a traditional working-class family and labels imposed by friendships groups and individuals. Joe embarks on a journey of discovery and introspection that threatens to destroy a family, a community, and ultimately a life.
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Eighteen-year-old Joe is caught in an emotional storm of identity, sexuality, and expectation. This crisis rips the heart out of a world that once seemed simply, now torn between the pressures imposed by a traditional working-class family and labels imposed by friendships groups and individuals. Joe embarks on a journey of discovery and introspection that threatens to destroy a family, a community, and ultimately a life.
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Written By:Gary Grant
In Theaters:8/13/2026
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Runtime:94 minutes
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