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The photos capture the kineticism of Austin's lesbian music scene in the Nineties and the magnitude of the photographer's legacy

Exhibition tracks this photographer's 46 years of witnessing for justice and how he's still at it

Photographer and DJ Manuel Frayre captures Central Texas ballroom in new show “Bring It From the Back”

Get ready for romance with this Valentine’s release about family secrets

Indian romance is best in its quiet moments

The great photographer's work reappraised and redeemed

The life of famed anthropologist Jane Goodall

This is what a boring plane crash movie looks like

A stellar racially charged horror comedy

Tilda Swinton, Ralph Fiennes, and others meet and mix in the sun

Indie romantic comedy doesn't resonate

Photographer Robert Shults has your "stimulated emission of radiation" right here, pal

The late artist's loved ones gather to celebrate his life

This Austin photographer's studio space is her gateway to the natural world

Time-lapse photography of various glaciers melting over the years provides undeniable evidence that they are disappearing faster than ever before.

This ebullient domestic comedy by Julie Delpy, in which she co-stars with Chris Rock, is a follow-up to 2007’s 2 Days in Paris.

This photographer's move from Boston to Austin meant a change in the weather and more

Learning with Henry Rollins, us the shareholders.

Johnny Depp stars in this adaptation of one of Hunter S. Thompson's earliest novels, which is set in Puerto Rico in 1960 and soaked in booze

In this startlingly original indie film, a road trip combines with an alien invasion to remind us of our ageless fear of otherness.

Although this film set in 1953 Iran is visually compelling, its story about four different women is slight and emblematic.

The architectural photographer Julius Shulman is the subject of this documentary, but through his work we learn an awful lot about modernist architecture.

Matthew McConaughey stars as an oily womanizer who does an about-face in this purported romantic comedy.

It's not an easy time to open a gallery, but for Lesley Nowlin, it's the right time

Fashion photographer Steven Sebring made this impressionistic documentary over the course of 12 years with Smith's full participation.

This horror film, based on a Clive Barker short story, details the nightly exploits of a butcher who plies his trade nightly on human subway riders.

Rob Stewart, a marine biologist and underwater photographer, makes up for in passion what he lacks in narrative subtlety in this cautionary documentary about the eradication of the planet's sharks.

What's it all about, Alvin? This by-the-numbers attempt at a chipmunk revival is not bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.

This oddly dispassionate film about a young man dying of cancer is the French antidote to those Hollywood weepies in which the heroine courageously faces her own mortality with every hair in place.

This indie ensemble film from Australia examines big issues such as life and death but it's really at its best when probing smaller interactions.