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A Belgian riff on the pitch-black legend of the Honeymoon Killers

"...Alleluia mixes pitch-black psychological horror with even darker strains of..."

July 31, 2015 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

DVDanger: Fantastic Fest Rewind

Before the deluge, a 2014 flashback

"...more titles arriving on home release in early October. Alleluia (read the full review here) is based on the..."

Sept. 23, 2015 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

Fantastic Fest Awards Announced

Studio Ghibli’s latest wins audience favor

"...FANTASTIC FEATURES Best Picture: ALLELUIA (director Fabrice Du Welz) Best Director: Fabrice Du Welz..."

Sept. 23, 2014 Screens Post by Kimberley Jones

Wondrous Journey

At Conspirare's concert Wondrous Journey, the sheer pleasure that this choral ensemble's members take in singing shone through even more resplendently than usual

"...art. That gave way to the brighter, more spirited "Alleluia Sing a New Song" of Jakob Handel, but the..."

March 3, 2006 Arts Review by Robert Faires

Midsummer Night's Renaissance

Conspirare's midsummer concert of choral works from the Renaissance provided yet another example of enchanting song by this local treasure

"...an introspective, somber lyric. Next up was the joyful "Alleluia, Sing a New Song," by Austrian Jakob Handl, here..."

July 2, 2004 Arts Review by Robi Polgar

Fantastic Fest Goes for the Big 10

Kevin Smith's 'Tusk,' 'ABCs 2' and 'V/H/S 3' in first titles

"...This time with an all-new line-up of international directors. Alleluia D: Fabrice Du Welz France/Belgium, 2014, 95 min US..."

Aug. 5, 2014 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

St. Elias Mediterranean Festival

St. Elias Orthodox Church

a deconstructed concert w/ Mobley, Urban Heat, Jonny Jukebox at Originator Studios

Texas Craft Brewers Festival at Fiesta Gardens

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