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A festival favorite jumps to the big screen with its story that compares and contrasts life as a gay black man in the present day and the Harlem Renaissance.

Rock & Roll Books

City Council poised to prolong the Sanders / Quintana agony

Indie romantic comedy has plenty of bite

This documentary is about the unlikeliest of subjects: an alleged mercy killing between a pair of barely socialized, virtually illiterate, unkempt, unhygienic, slow-witted, never-married bachelors.

Paul Rudd plays a well-meaning pothead who couch-surfs among his family, leaving nothing but chaos and good vibes in his wake.

Looking into the mirror of Big Brother

Helmet-to-helmet hits

In this Depression-era Coen brothers film, a trio of chain-gang escapees seek a (possibly mythical) treasure while on the lam from a diabolical sheriff.

AFS Doc Nights takes a trip to India for the next in its series

All the reaction GIFs you need for Sunday's premiere

Writer/director Peter Landesman on the untold stories of JFK's death

San Antonio soul vein yields a goldmine

This kids movie, which was filmed in Austin, is not as wormy as it sounds.

A young Inuit hunter learns lessons when he is turned into a bear.

Paramount Theater's Summer Film Series 2009

This Italian film is a coming-of-age story about a young man who – like the era he was born into – has no idea how to come of age, except by fits and starts.

From Kabul to Austin

Cannes winner heads up this year's lineup

Paramount Network show to headline Friday night programming

French drama tries to find life lessons in the vineyard.

Yassine brothers detained as fed case emerges

Sam Raimi makes a triumphant return to the "splatstick" horror genre he more or less invented with The Evil Dead and its two sequels.

When two iconic Austin businesses share an address, someday one was going to lose out