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Animated film is based on Gibran's iconic book of prose poems

The luminous Alicia Vikander stars as a woman coming of age amid World War I

Blythe Danner is exquisite as a 70-year-old widow entering the dating fray

Daniel Radcliffe stars as Allen Ginsburg in this sweet and sour story about the loves and collegiate years of some of the Beat writers.

The personal becomes political in Sally Potter's story about a girl who comes of age in England during the early Sixties.

A sex therapist helps a man living in an iron lung experience human intimacy; John Hawkes and Helen Hunt keep things from becoming prurient.

Rodriguez, a Seventies-era singer/songwriter who flopped in America, became a superstar in South Africa, unbeknownst to him. This documentary uncovers the legend.

An émigré author, a bad-boy poet, and an epic trilogy at its end

Jeff Bridges scores in this performance as a fading country & western star who has cashed in most of his chips.

Poet Andrea Selch saw so much in Kelly Fearing's artwork, she had to write about it

Based on British poet Blake Morrison’s written memoir, this film is a very particular yet universal story about the eternal knot between fathers and sons.

This filmed-in-Austin movie about two former best friends moving in different directions is purposefully disheveled and expertly ramshackle.

Mike Judge is back with a brand new collection of short animated films, and it's premiering here in Austin.

This thriller directed by David S. Goyer serves up teen angst with its supernatural thrills.

See this year's five nominees and some additional animated shorts.

Despite an A-list cast and director, it's astonishing how bad this movie is.

John Trudell, the Native American rights activist and spoken-word artist and musician, is the subject of this reverential biographical portrait that feels more like a press package than a full-fledged biopic.

Houston-based, Iranian-born filmmaker Mashayekh relates the story of the pioneering 11th-century mathematician, astronomer, and poet, and reminds Western audiences that there’s more to Iran and the Middle East than suicide bombers and hummus.

Chinese romance stars beautiful Gong Li as a modern woman with two male lovers.

The Merchant Ivory team say "I do" to romantic comedy.

This musical sucks you in with its own brand of willful illogic and breathtaking visuals. Set in turn-of-the-century Paris, a penniless poet falls madly in love with a nightclub's star performer, a chanteuse-cum-courtesan who has a heart of gold and is an incipient consumptive. The music is a combination of restructured modern pop tunes manhandled into clever new forms.

If the top-notch story weren't enough, the film also boasts some spectacular animation and a great score.

This updated version of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew provides a sharp examination of teen dating rituals.