Autobots in the ATX

Is there more than meets the eye to the Transformers Texas casting call?

By Ryan Lakich

05.21.13 | 1:51 pm

Austin residents should be extra careful this summer, because the next fixed-gear bike or gourmet donut truck you see could just happen to be a robot in disguise... For most of June, Austin wil ...

A Chat with French Filmmakers of Interactive Documentary Chasing Bonnie & Clyde

Opal Divine's - 6th

05.28.13

Transmedia Austin hosts an intimate discussion with Olivier Lambert and Thomas Salva, the creators behind Chasing Bonnie & Clyde, a transmedia documentary divided into three parts: a featu

From the Final Frontier

Star Trek Into Darkness continues rejuvenation of formerly stale franchise

By Alex Bentley

05.18.13 | 9:45 am

The rebooting of Star Trek four years ago by director J.J. Abrams was a much-needed shot in the arm for an endangered franchise. The last film in the series, Star Trek: Nemesis, had come out in 200 ...

Drafthouse Roundup

Classic blockbusters and pop princesses on screen this May at the Alamo Drafthouse

By Ryan Lakich

05.05.13 | 3:14 pm

The past few months have been absolutely grueling for movie lovers. Hardly anything new and exciting is released in theaters at the beginning of the year, but thankfully the Alamo Drafthouse is the ...

2013 Hill Country Film Festival

Steve W. Shepherd Theater

05.02.13 - 05.05.13

The Hill Country Film Festival draws in filmmaking talent from across the nation and the world to take in the raw beauty of the Texas Hill Country while promoting their own cinematic beauty. This t

Movie Apocalypse

Oblivion and Tom Cruise deliver a fantastic-looking end of the world

By Alex Bentley

04.20.13 | 3:05 pm

If you fear some kind of forthcoming apocalypse, this is not the year for you to go to the movies. There are multiple films that deal with the end of the world in one form or another, including War ...

Justice in America

Austin filmmakers tackle the death penalty in animated short The Last 40 Miles

By Ryan Lakich

04.12.13 | 1:35 pm

Filmmakers in Austin may not have access to the big budgets of the West Coast, but that doesn't mean they are short on groundbreaking ideas. The filmmakers behind The Last 40 Miles are craf ...

Waste of Comedic Talent

Despite the talent, Admission fails to make the grade as a comedy

By Alex Bentley

03.23.13 | 10:59 am

You’d be hard-pressed to find two funnier people in show business than Tina Fey and Paul Rudd. Fey has earned much acclaim for her work on Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock, although her film c ...

Cinema Six

Stateside at the Paramount

03.25.13

The latest from indie comedy duo Mark Potts and Cole Selix, is a film as generous with its quotable one-liners as it is with its relatable characters. Mason, Dennis and Gabe have worked at the Stan

Double feature: Rubber and Wrong with director Quentin Dupieux

Alamo Drafthouse - Village

03.24.13

Dupieux will be in attendance for an audience Q-and-A session.