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A cultural catch-22: The battle between growth in Austin and maintainingidentity

Neil Gustafson shaved his head a few days before he began chemotherapy. Severalof his pledge brothers shaved their heads in solidarity.

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Neil (left) lost the rest of his hair as the chemotherapy went on.

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Neil on his last day of chemo, December 28, 2010. He had to stay in Houston fora week at a time as he underwent treatment.

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Robert Redford

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Redford says one of the movies he most enjoyed filming was Butch Cassidy and theSundance Kid

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Redford in The Candidate, a 1972 film that is still timely.

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Redford speaks at a news conference at the Sundance Film Festival last year.

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Redford stars in All is Lost, a one-man film with no dialogue that will be shownat the Cannes Film Festival next year.

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Tony Anthony and Victoria Abril in Comin' At Ya!
Tony Anthony at Alamo Drafthouse in Austin during Fantastic Fest

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Comin' at Ya!

Jay Shaw

Spoon Wars People

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filmmakers of short "Cost of Living": BenDavid Grabinski (writer/director), ShayWeiner (producer), Morgan Susser (DP)

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Andrea Karr, Steve Kostanski and Jeremy Gillespie

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'Kill Me Please' director Olias Barco answers audience questions following ascreening of his film at Fantastic Fest in Austin

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Fantastic Fest opening night party

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