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In this odd but intriguing concoction, Sean Penn disappears into the strange body of a retired goth rock god who leaves his Dublin castle and goes on a road trip across America to hunt a Nazi prison guard.

On the morning of January 24, NY Loves America: The Broadway Tour delivered a Big Apple thank you in the form of a dozen beautifully belted show tunes to a small but appreciative audience in the Texas State Capitol Rotunda.

Black sabbatical!

Previewing the ninth Cine las Americas

The revival of the Warehouse District is rooted in Austin's history – and its popularity is also its peril

An Italian writer and bon vivant reflects on his life in this walkabout with Felliniesque touches.

RIP Gary Kurfirst

An authoritative film study of the career of the Little Tramp by the esteemed journalist Richard Schickel.

From Stonewall to today, how Pride has progressed in our city

Volunteerism event asks, 'WWGD?'

Husband and wife curators Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro and Regine Basha discuss the art of their profession.

Manchevski's debut film impresses with its cagey temporal structure, incredible cinematography that exposes the precipitous Macedonian landscape, beautiful performances, and a thematic structure that adds to our understanding of specific and universal issues.

Mobile Loaves & Fishes feeds the mind, body, spirit, and the egg lobby!

Women's unequal status under Israeli law is vividly conveyed in this award-winning film

The love sap flows freely in this movie romance told in retrospect.

The Hairdresser's Husband is a tightly knit, though slight, tale told in the best of humor. It's the story of despair bred by utter happiness. The story of this marriage begins with the husband's childhood in which he developed an adolescent crush on the town's buxom barber and also a severe case of jock itch thanks to the red wool bathing trunks his mother made him wear. Freud would not approve.

Jesus Christ, the original sin eater, has his hands full with a bunch of superstitious Appalachian immigrants from Wales in the 1850s.

Adler stands up after synagogue shooting

Alex Gibney's new documentary focuses on the patterns of abuse committed by American armed forces against enemy combatants in Iraq and elsewhere. Instead of bad apples, he finds bad orders.

Promise you'll see this hilarious and timely political satire

Biblically inspired world premiere is a minor miracle

This Argentinian film uses the country’s dark history as a haven for escaped Nazi war criminals as fodder for this atmospheric tale.

Austinite Robert Rodriguez has, of course, been a maverick from the get-go, but it's wife and producer Elizabeth Avellán who often seems the cogent heart and soul behind her husband's outrageously entertaining productions.

Fun for the Whole Family