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Ingmar Bergman, Michelangelo Antonioni, Federico Fellini: The great achievement of these film directors was to create living souls to look at, that we might know ourselves

Song-crafter’s career spanned Hole in the Wall to Carnegie Hall

Nic Cage goes crazy/crazier in this kid-killing black comedy

Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain anchor this simmering drama set in the semi-lawless New York City of 1981.

Chris Eska's ambitious indie film is set during the waning months of the Civil War and tells a distinctive coming-of-age story.

Agnieszka Holland, the director of Europa Europa, creates a blood-quickening Holocaust drama about Poles who were hidden in the sewers.

Highlights and observations from the fest

This small marvel of a film by American portraitist Ramin Bahrani is a large-hearted examination of human curiosity and kindness and the limits of both.

College approaches, but that's no reason to stop singing and dancing.

Jenny Lewis, Bill Murray, and other nuggets from ACL

The documentary Deep Water tells the white-knuckled true story of the first single-handed around-the-world yacht competition.

On the limits of imagination, the brilliance of ACL Fest, and the purifying power of The Hottest State

What's funnier than having to move back in with your parents? Why, moving in with your grandparents, of course.

Heart's Nancy Wilson, younger, wiser

This summer, Will Smith saves the world from … robots.

Expensive Education for T.A.B.

Set in a crumbling boys' school/orphanage/fallout shelter during the Spanish Civil War, the lost boys of this haunting film contend with a vengeful ghost as well as the more worldly traumas of war, greed, and abandonment.

State of the industry panel also slated for June fest

Traffic concerns clash with midsize venue vision at 200 Academy Dr. development

Still Austin’s local spirits are worthy of a “Yee-haw!” or five

Beloved ATX showcasers break in Auditorium Shores

ACL staff members reflect on their first memories of Studio 6A

Huge lineup includes new docs on St. Vincent, Ozzy, Zappa

A good cast and a provocative setup still can't make this indie rom-com soar

The federalist smoke from medical marijuana reaches the Supreme Court. Can they clear the air on states' rights, pot, and the Constitution?

Interfaith's Socialist Agenda

Zhang's film is a biting examination of sexual politics, mandarin-style. Also stunningly gorgeous to look at, this melodrama transcends all borders and eras to speak to the ages.