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In this biographical film documentary, legendary film director Stanley Kubrick is exposed by his brother-in-law and frequent collaborator Jan Harlan for the artist and family man he was.

Marcy Garriott's first documentary, Split Decision, follows the vigilant struggles of Jesus "El Matador" Chavez, who continues to be punished for a crime he has already paid for. Prior to the film's release in Austin this Friday, February 9, Garriott shares her reflections on the film and on her role as a filmmaker and activist.

In the early Eighties, back when Jay Leno was still funny, he and a number of now-big name comics told jokes at a little place on Lavaca called the Comedy Workshop. Being there changed the life of one person, who recalls what it was like.

For 15 years, Paul Beutel has managed Austin's Paramount Theatre, programming its popular film series and live shows and bringing it back from financial ruin, and he still puts in six to seven days a week there. Where do his passion and devotion spring from? Would you believe Bye Bye Birdie?

Korey Coleman started The Reel Deal as a scam; he ended up with a show.

In town for the Texas Documentary Tour, Albert Maysles -- the man behind such famous documentaries as Gimme Shelter and Grey Gardens -- talks about his fierce philosophy of direct cinema.

In the Beginning ...

X-Files "Pilot" and "Deep Throat"

Getting Austin Artists in Step With Their Audience

The Plutonium Circus Comes to Town

The Luck of the Drawl

Gotta gotta get out to get down

It'd be a lot cooler if you went to one of these events this week

A new era at the classic Fourth Street bar starts with Show Director Basüra

Queer horror picks from your trusty Chronicle crypt keepers

UK instigators blow the roof off San Antonio dance hall in Chapter 4, Part 2, of the “Austin Punk Chronicles”

Puppy power scampers to the big screen

Time loop horror relives a perfect and perfectly terrifying day

How scary hotels and Atlanta shaped his horror debut

Our 1991 self-interview by the Slacker filmmaker

What we’re spending our time with

From artistic inspirations to personal connections, the legacies of women directors

Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer on their Stephen King adaptation

Downtown is growing, and with that growth come rising tensions between police, partiers, and activists

AFF's Texas Focus Series Presents: Ain't Them Bodies Saints.

Women on the edge of a supernatural breakdown

ATX TV Fest founders are back for round two

A look back at the 2009 Pride Parade as we prepare for 2012