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As an unsparing portrait of disaffection among the small-paycheck, faux-creative class, Miranda July's film is on the mark but her performance grates nevertheless.

For the last two years Miranda July's work in fanzines, performance art, music, and movies have allowed her to support herself off her art. "No day job" - how many performance artists can say that?

Miranda July's crazy, shiny lovefest

Performance artist Miranda July's feature-length debut is packed with arresting images, moments, and single lines of dialogue – enough to earn the film top awards at Sundance and Cannes.

The con is on in Miranda July's oddball crime caper

Miranda July's people

Things are gonna get cheeky, queer, and local

This production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical brings us the life and pride of an immigrant neighborhood at an important time

Ron Mann's jazz avant-garde exploration Imagine the Sound provides the perfect counterpoint to Austin Eye+Ear (which will screen Mann's film this Sunday in an E+E benefit): Both are bent on the blurring of artistic lines.

Photos and award winners from Cinematexas5

Eccentric dramedy about an Afghan immigrant who works in a fortune cookie company

Fascinating true romance in the shadows of the burning Earth

In keeping a journal during my five days in Cannes, where my first feature, 'Room,' premiered internationally, it occurred to me that it's the creative energy in Austin that has carried me this far.

The expansive Cinematexas short film festival

International Short Film and Video Festival Schedule

Your weekly horoscope, September 29 - October 5

New music, In the Heights, and a love letter to MGM

Midwest farmer’s daughters, dirt road anthems, and a whiskey river

Raymond writes life as it is lived – which is to say devoid of significant drama – and writes of it without recourse to stylistic flamboyance or narrative tricks

Somebody's watching

Plus trans-centric theatre, queer comedy, and the return of aGLIFF

From donating to attending concerts, here's what you can do

AFS celebrates John Pierson’s seminal IFC show

Esopus. Rubber Repertory. So many links.