Austinite Katherine Propper's debut feature film goes to heartfelt places.
," director Katherine Propper gave an intriguing and sweetly naturalistic glimpse into the inner lives of Austin teens.
That's not the only element of"Street Flame" that she brings over, as she reunites with cast member Sauve Sidle, this time drawing as much on his skills as a rapper as an actor. Here he plays Sol, a talented kid with – well, if not all eyes on him, then enough that realize he has potential if he just goes in the right direction. Exactly what direction that is isn't exactly clear to him.
And in that group portrait, she happens upon a fascinating visual language that somehow captures a movement in Texas teen culture that has so far evaded a clear description, a particular angle of intersection between various forces that don't seem to make sense before they converge. It's akin to how bubbas and freaks found some common ground in Austin's cosmic cowboy scene, and it sparkles here, like the moment when the collective records a music video.
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