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Film News
The 2005 numbers from the Texas Film Commission? Not bad. Gary Busey coming to town? Scary. Plus, Rhiannon Elizabeth Rodriguez-Avellán, Susan Youssef, and Tracie Laymon.
Screens Column, Dec. 30, 2005
Film News
Suzanne Quinn, the first and only director of Austin Studios, steps down; plus, news from Slamdance and the Independent Spirit Awards, Avril Lavigne, the Jim Henson Co., and Jerm Pollett
Screens Column, Dec. 16, 2005
Film News
Word from the Independent Spirit Awards and Sundance fronts; plus, 'No Pain, No Gain,' Bobby Cannavale, and 'Light From the East'
Screens Column, Dec. 2, 2005
Film News
Are the Coens coming back to Austin? Plus, Anne Rapp and 'Double Wide,' Jenn Garrison in Italy, and Jacob Vaughan kind of gets hit on by Dave Carradine.
Screens Column, Nov. 18, 2005
The Gumball Rally
An escapist romp from 1976, it's determined to have a good time, and what's wrong with that?
Reviewed by Screens Review, Nov. 11, 2005
Don't Hate It Because It's Beautiful
Arnand Tucker and Jason Schwartzman talk 'Shopgirl'
Screens Feature, Nov. 4, 2005
Film News
'Sin City' set for small screen? Plus: Amber Heard,
'Cavite,' and an Austin finalist for the Nicholl Fellowship.
Screens Column, Nov. 4, 2005
At the Austin Film Festival
Harold Ramis and Mike Judge receive awards; plus, go to www.austinfilmfestival.com for a list of film competition winners
Screens Feature, Oct. 28, 2005
Film News
Burnt Orange has been living in a cave, while Texas looks to be trending toward Santos; plus, 'Ape Shit,' 'Chainsaw,' and 'The Breakdance Kid'
Screens Column, Oct. 21, 2005
Film News
'Friday Night Lights' on the small screen – and in Idaho? Plus, the several recent successes of Tommy Lee Jones, 'Roller Girls,' Mike Judge, and more.
Screens Column, Sep. 30, 2005
Film News
What does Katrina mean for the Texas film industry? Plus, bidding goodbye to the Austin actress with the most beautiful eyes, Tomi Barrett.
Screens Column, Sep. 16, 2005
Film News
Prepare for Pepe Serna; plus, the fall slate and Dallas' counterpunch
Screens Column, Sep. 2, 2005
Film Treatment for the Really, Truly (No Kidding This Time) 'Last Picture Show'
The Rolling Roadshow takes over Archer City to screen Bogdanovich's classic among the people who inspired it
Screens Feature, Aug. 26, 2005
Film News
Kat in a hot Austin indie summer; plus, 'How to Eat Fried Worms,' Jeffrey Travis, and the rest
Screens Column, Aug. 19, 2005
Film News
Kadeem Hardison is in for 'The Cassidy Kids'; plus, 'Poodle Dog Lounge,' 'Rescue Me,' 'Mexican Sunrise,' and more
Screens Column, Aug. 5, 2005
Film News
'The King' finds a throne, Hanks finds another Wilson, and where you'll find time to help Marian Yeager; plus, Sandra Bullock should stay closer to home
Screens Column, Jul. 29, 2005
Film News
Action Figure's new digs; plus, 'The Cassidy Kids,' Native American shape-shifters vs. bounty hunters, and more
Screens Column, Jul. 22, 2005
Film News
The Texas Film Commission copes with big departure; plus, Kat Candler, shooting updates, and casting calls
Screens Column, Jul. 8, 2005
Film News
Rodriguez and Q.T. go back to the grind; plus, 'Screen Door Jesus,' back to Sundance, and all kinds of opportunities to get involved
Screens Column, Jun. 10, 2005
Neighborly Concern
As the Texas film industry tries to keep up with New Mexico's and Louisiana's, the Lege approves an incentive program tall on talk but short on funding sources
Screens Feature, Jun. 3, 2005
The Last American Virgin
Screens Feature, May. 27, 2005
Film News
The pair behind 'Dear Pillow' is at it again; plus, IFP issues, Cannes kudos, and Digital Light Processing lightsabers
Screens Column, May. 27, 2005
Film News
Linklater maps out our 'Fast Food Nation'; plus, Andrew Shapter, Dante James, and a Mitchum among us
Screens Column, May. 13, 2005
Film News
Making 'Room' for Kyle Henry in Cannes; plus, 'August Evening,' 'Everything in Between,' and 'Dallas'
Screens Column, Apr. 29, 2005
Film News
Summer shoots, Senate bills, and a few film festivals you should know about; plus, Bob Ivy plays with dolls
Screens Column, Apr. 15, 2005
Film News
Action: The state Senate and House incentive bills are
in committee; a 'Scanner' delay; plus, Marc English,
Joe Conway, and Sandra Bullock
Screens Column, Apr. 1, 2005
Panel: The Docs Box
Screens Feature, Mar. 18, 2005
Panel: Making Fun of Filmmaking
Screens Feature, Mar. 18, 2005
Panel: DVD Futures
Screens Feature, Mar. 18, 2005
High School Record
Screens Feature, Mar. 18, 2005
Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt
Screens Feature, Mar. 18, 2005
A Life Without Pain
Screens Feature, Mar. 18, 2005
Film News
The Legislature's $20 million in proposed incentives to
lure more film projects to Texas is emphasizing jobs
and aiming to boost rural areas as well as larger cities
like Austin; plus, Wes Anderson's next movie
Screens Column, Mar. 18, 2005
Pray Tell
'The Education of Shelby Knox'
Screens Feature, Mar. 11, 2005
Film News
Look no further than this alt-weekly's SXSW coverage for proof that Austin is the film capital of Texas, but don't forget some of the stuff going on 'Between the
Scenes'
Screens Column, Mar. 11, 2005
Film News
No good deed goes unpunished, just ask Mopac
Media's Kevin Triplett; plus, Explore UT and awards
all over the place
Screens Column, Mar. 4, 2005
Equalized
Seguin fest puts deaf, hearing audiences on level film ground
Screens Feature, Feb. 25, 2005
Film News
The stars are out already – just look around;
plus Guadalupe Arts Center groups regroup and more
industry news you won't find anywhere else
Screens Column, Feb. 18, 2005
Burnt Orange to Tell 'Children's Story'
A tale of two 12-year-old runaways is the next project
from Burnt Orange Productions, the for-profit film arm
of the University of Texas Film Institute
Screens Feature, Feb. 11, 2005
Film News
Finally, something louder than a whisper for
incentives, but it'll take a roar; plus, Bill Plympton,
Texas on TV, and Dinesh Potluri
Screens Column, Feb. 4, 2005
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