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Julianne Moore brilliantly leads the strong cast in this sci-fi parable which takes us to the depths of human degradation before letting in the light.

Charlie Kaufman goes inside the minds of puppets

Bong Joon-ho, the South Korean director of The Host, is back with an exquisitely rendered murder mystery fraught with psychological suspense.

This Sundance multiaward-winner provides a fantastic showcase for the outsized vitality of Seymour Cassell, who plays a gangster investing in dour screenwriter Steve Buscemi's work.

Blind purveyor of soul, hip-hop, and reggae takes us behind the curtain

In UT admissions case, 'diversity' is important – but justice more so

The Chronicle's film critics talk about their favorite movies of the year

The Austin Film Society Documentary Tour: Hear and Now

Different Stages' production of Molly Sweeney is a restrained and elegant parable through which we come to see the beauty in not seeing

And published anonymously written stories

Cake and art mix in this portrayal of consumable creativity at the Met

Rita Anderson's domestic drama sets one family's frictions against the backdrop of the Apollo 11 mission

The next global economic meltdown, in terrifying detail.

The remarkable life of a blind card mechanic

Friendships are tested in this bittersweet coming-of-age tale

Ace ensemble cast enacts the real-life story of a doomed climbing expedition

Vivogig's rebirth exemplifies a fundamental truth about the Austin start-up scene

One of mountaineering's worst disasters remains a deadly mystery despite this documentary's attempt to learn more.

A disquieting feeling of apprehension is made palpable in Michael Haneke's import, The White Ribbon.

Independent Lens airs The Eyes of Me, a documentary look at four students enrolled at the Texas School for the Blind & Visually Impaired

In a post-apocalyptic time, Denzel Washington is the lone man who carries the world's last remaining Bible.

Austin to host nation's largest White Cane Day parade

A chronicle of the work of the Missoula Children’s Theatre, which travels the country to introduce children to the joys of musical theatre.

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Ray Charles, we can't stop loving you, even though this formulaic biopic lacks your original style.