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George Clooney teams up with Sideways filmmaker Alexander Payne for this funny but tender story that's a little too smug for its own good.

'Tree of Life,' 'Bullhead' score Oscar nominations

An outstanding cast and eloquent storytelling shape this delicate film that becomes a dark study of a budding, young alcoholic.

It is truly fascinating to witness the beautiful butterfly squeeze back into an ugly caterpillar

George Clooney's star-studded account of the Allied rescue of the stolen art treasures of WW2 has many great scenes but no center.

In this indie comedy, a young teen finds confidence at a local water park after suffering emotional abuse from his insensitive, would-be stepfather.

Sesame Street and Star Wars collide in the 2015 TTBF

Linklater and mountain lions, the pandemic, the legacy of slavery, and the fight for abortion rights all part of this year’s AFCA Austin Film Award short list

How Chris Baugh raised the evil of Irish vampire

10-1 is a marathon; not a sprint

Matthew Lillard's directorial debut has a big heart

Chinese women's relationships in the past and the present are told in parallel stories in this film based on Lisa See's bestselling novel.

Traveling exhibit reexamines border killings

More than an appreciation, this documentary portrait of the great American folksinger and activist is an inspiration.

Sarah Weinman on the true crime story behind Nabokov’s novel

Documentary captures the urgency and boredom of the teenage years

'PlazaLife' comes to Austin's Great Street: Congress Avenue

The current surge of Latinx theatre and dance in Austin speaks to both tradition and pioneering new directions

Zach relalizes the Sondheim musical with near flawless execution but has little in the way of emotional reward

Reissues, continued

When one nation became two separate countries, it reshaped world history. Now Austin podcaster Neha Aziz is telling the personal stories behind that severing.

We dip our toe in the nearly 1,500 columns from our resident day tripper

The company delivers a powerful and timely account of foreigners making a new home in the U.S.

The fight to save the home of the woman who saved Clarksville

Fourteen years after AICN woke up the Web, three Austin film sites carry on the tradition

Damian Mandola has the restaurant business in his blood

Gaming gets on the sustainability bandwagon

Grandfather fought in the Philippines -- after that, things get kinda blurry …

That a man from San Antonio named Richard Santos has as much to add to the world of Jewish intellectual pursuits as an attorney named Rosen is as fascinating as it should be obvious, David Garza writes after he attended the Texas Jewish Historical Society's 22nd annual gathering. For the first time, perhaps, an entirely constructive revision may be taking place in the history of those we call the "people of the Book."