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16th Austin Asian American Film Festival
For the Austin Asian American Film Festival's Sweet 16 edition, their lineup of 31 films delves into intimate stories of relationships, personal growth, and finding your inner strength. Not unlike what many of us experience as teens. See them all with live Q&As from filmmakers, events, and community gatherings!June 26-30AFS Cinema
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Seven Samurai (1954)
Paramount Summer Classic Film Series: This Kurosawa classic's blend of action, comedy, and 16th century Japanese philosophy makes this a cinematic lodestone. The film was remade in America as The Magnificent Seven.Sun., June 2, 3pm -
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Cookie's Fortune (1999)
20th Anniversary: Anne Rapp received an Independent Spirit award nomination for Best First Screenplay with Cookie's Fortune, and what a first it was. Commissioned, produced, and directed by Altman, Cookie's Fortune – a crime comedy about a small-town Mississippi family grappling with a family suicide – starred an ensemble cast and led to Altman and Rapp collaborating on Dr. T & the Women. Rapp will be in attendance for a post-screening Q&A. Read a full review of Cookie's Fortune.Sun., June 2, 4pm. $5. -
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Dark Suns (2018)
Doc Days: Shot in black and white, Dark Suns probes the wave of kidnappings and murders of countless women in Northern Mexico that began in the second half of the 20th century and converged with the violence from drug cartels in the Nineties. Elie's doc shines a much needed light on the country's victims of extreme violence.Sun., June 2, 6pm -
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Aliens (1986)
Sigourney Weaver returns for more alien encounters in this sequel directed by Cameron, but this time she's determined to wipe out the critters for good.Sun., June 2, 6pm -
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Caballerango (2018)
Doc Days: This AFS Grant-funded film captures a rash of suicides among young people in a small, rural Mexican town and the resulting effects on families and residents. Director González in attendance.Sun., June 2, 3:30pm -
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City of Joel (2018)
Doc Days: A deep dive into a turf war between an ultra-orthodox Hasidic Jewish sect and their secular neighbors in New York’s Hudson Valley. Director Sweet in attendance.Sun., June 2, 1pm -
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
Flashback Cinema. Broderick plays a kid who ditches high school for the day in this movie drenched in Eighties-style teen spirit.Sun., June 2, 1pm -
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Hairspray (2007)
Patron Pick Night. Hairspray adheres closely to the storyline in John Waters’ 1988 cult film: A pleasantly plump teenager, Tracy Turnblad, becomes the unexpected star on a segregated Baltimore dance show circa 1962. Read a full review of Hairspray.Sun., June 2, 8:30pm -
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Killing Spree (1987)
Video Vortex: A man suspecting his wife of cheating murders everyone she meets, but his victims only come back as zombies.Sun., June 2, 7pm -
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002)
In Brunch We Trust. Studded with absolutely terrific performances that carry the ring and sting of truth as much as the pack of a deft comedic wallop, this is that rarest of films – the ensemble piece that hardly ever misfires. Read a full review of My Big Fat Greek Wedding.Sun., June 2, 12:30pm -
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My Neighbor Totoro (1988)
Paramount Summer Classic Film Series. Miyazaki's magisterial children's tale about a magical forest.Sun., June 2, 1pm -
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Predator (1987)
U.S. commandos in Central America confront a hostile jungle extraterrestrial.Sun., June 2, 9:30pm -
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Ready Jet Go!
PBS Kids at the Alamo: Blast off with the PBS Kids show building on children’s curiosity about science, technology and astronomy. Reserve your seat with a donation of $1-5, with all ticket sales benefiting KLRU.Sun., June 2, 10am -
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Ready Jet Go!
PBS Kids at the Alamo: Blast off with PBS Kids' show building on children’s curiosity about science, technology and astronomy. Reserve your seat with a donation of $1-5, with all ticket sales benefitting KLRU.Sun., June 2, 10:30am -
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Saving Private Ryan (1998)
Capt. John Miller (Hanks) is ordered to lead his squad of eight men through the madness of Omaha Beach and D-Day, then go behind German lines to rescue Pvt. James Ryan, the only surviving brother among four soldiers. This June marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Read a full review of Saving Private Ryan.Sun., June 2, 3pm, 7pm -
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The Breakfast Club (1985)
Memorial Daze. A John Hughes classic about different teenage "types" melting one another's shells. Read a full review of The Breakfast Club.Sun., June 2, 8:30pm -
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Trolls (2016)
Kids Camp. The boilerplate plot of Trolls involves joyfully miserable, Troll-devouring creatures called Bergens and a scheme by ultra-happy Troll Princess Poppy (Kendrick) and her defiantly not-happy, survivalist pal Branch (Timberlake) to rescue some captured friends over in Bergen Town. Read a full review of Trolls.Sun., June 2, 10am -
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Trolls (2016)
Kids Camp. The boilerplate plot of Trolls involves joyfully miserable, Troll-devouring creatures called Bergens and a scheme by ultra-happy Troll Princess Poppy (Kendrick) and her defiantly not-happy, survivalist pal Branch (Timberlake) to rescue some captured friends over in Bergen Town. Read a full review of Trolls.Sun., June 2, 10:30am
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The King of Life (2015)
Monthly Polish Film: Cinematographer Zieliński's feel-good debut feature stars Więckiewicz (HBO Europe's Blinded by the Lights) as Edward, a frustrated, fortysomething Polish man struggling to balance fatherhood, work, and his marriage, when his life is suddenly transformed and he finally tunes in to happiness.Sun., June 2, 3:30pm. Free.
BULLOCK MUSEUM IMAX
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America's Musical Journey (2018)
Laser IMAX 3D: Follow Aloe Blacc as he traces Louis Armstrong’s footsteps through the colorful locales and cultures where America’s music was born.Sun., June 2, 12:20pm
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AFS Doc Days
Austin Film Society's nonfiction minifest returns for its second year with an incredible selection of international documentaries, including opening night feature Stanley Nelson's docu-portrait of "The Prince of Darkness" Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool.Thu.-Sun., May 30-June 2. Individual tickets, $11.25. -
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Nosferatu Festival: A Weekend of Horror
Three days of multiple screenings of Murnau's bloodsucker featuring live scores by the Invincible Czars and Lucid Dementia, coffin relay races, and an attempt to set the Guinness World Record for "Largest Gathering of People Dressed as Vampires."Fri.-Sun., May 31-June 2. $40, weekend pass; $100, VIP pass. -
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48 Hour Film Project
Stress, little sleep, and maximized creativity. These are the common elements in a 48-hour film festival and Austin's iteration is no different. Read a full review of The 48-Hour Film Festival.Fri.-Sun., May 31-June 2. $168.Various locations
