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The plot realistically mimics a teenager’s adriftness and tendency toward hairpin-turn mood shifts as it bounds from the wonderfully affecting to the decidedly idiosyncratic to the occasionally absurd.

A genre-tinged story about a love affair abroad keeps us guessing

After 20 years and a loss of memory, a father and son learn to reconnect over the music of the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan.

Back in Austin after eight days in the land of mountains and Mormons at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, it's hard to distill the experience into any one verity. The combination of dozens of movies and the oxygen-poor altitude create memories that seem more impressionistic than precise.

Fans of the original horror trilogy have nothing to fear from this gory new reworking.

Teens, suburbia, five sets of dysfunctional parents, and the suicide that looms over it all.

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So much ado!

Benson and Moorhead on Drafthouse Film's genre bender

Vampires, hip-hop, cults, and odd romance are our unreleased faves

Studio Ghibli’s latest wins audience favor

Patterson Barrett pays tribute to godfather cosmic cowboy

Speed hits Hulu, and reality TV swallows Austin whole

SXSW Film announces feature film lineup

John Krasinski makes his directorial debut with this screen adaptation of David Foster Wallace's stories.

Bret Easton Ellis' collection of linked short stories are translated for the screen, but the result is less than zero.

Richard Linklater and Eric Schlosser's noble and worthy film about meat processing and consumption smacks of good-guy agitprop and fails as a character-driven narrative.