Indie Meme is excited to announce the 9th Indie Meme Film Festival! IMFF 2024 showcases the very best of independent cinema from South Asia & Iran. Events include film screenings, live Q&A's with filmmakers, and special events. Complete details and schedule available online.
Austin Classical Guitar Presents: A pastiche of eight separate dream segments connected only by their recurring central character known as "I." There will be a Q&A after the film to discuss ACG's upcoming project "Dream." Read a full review of Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams.
Signature Program: Jarmusch's elegiac, black-and-white meditation is a dream in the form of a Western about the enterprise of America. Read a full review of Dead Man.
Fall Into the Holidays at the Drive-In. William Goldman adapted his whimsical, comedic novel into a fairy tale for the screen. Read a full review of The Princess Bride.
Green Screen Film Series: Filmgoers are encouraged to come early and explore the park at sunset. BYOB and picnics are welcome. Read a full review of The Lure.
Rolling Roadshow: Catch this OG summer blockbuster on the big (inflatable) screen while floating Lake Travis. A ticket gets you access to the water park and an inner tube you get to keep. Bonus: They sprang for cupholders this year. For more, see "Alamo Drafthouse's Rolling Roadshow Presents Jaws on the Water," June 27.
Friday Movie Matinee. Animated take on the superhero genre overflows with wonderfully silly shenanigans and knowing insight into modern parenting. Read a full review of The Incredibles.
Community Cinema. By turns sad, hilarious, exciting, and ultimately, hopeful, this is a film of Great Truths masquerading as child's play. Read a full review of WALL-E.
Look out cinephiles and queer art connoisseurs, there's a new film fest in town brought to you by the same queers responsible for Homo Arigato and SXSW's Y'all or Nothing showcase. Find 'em around town screening films including the Texas premieres of Leilah Weinraub's Shakedown, Bruce LaBruce’s The Misandrists, Jenna Bass’ High Fantasy, and more. (See "Contrast Film Festival Pushes Boundaries, Defies Gender," July 20.)
This is a free, 90-minute, on-demand class with Hal Croasmun, who will break down the components of what makes a good thriller and instruct you on how you can incorporate these elements into your own work.
Ahead of the July 20 release of Eighth Grade, a coming-of-age film by Bo Burnham, add your own 8th grade photo to Instagram, and you could be featured in the Alamo Drafthouse pre-show for the film. Follow the link for instructions.