AFF
The Movies at this year's Austin Film Festival... there's a lot of them:
Animated Shorts:
Ballyvaughan Story
Devil's Canyon
Dragon
Gilbert
One Rat Short
Pinch
Positive Reinforcement
She She She She's a Bombshell
Some Analog Lines
Temerario
Tunnel Vision
Ujbaz Izbeneki Has Lost His Soul
Unfair
Documentary Competition:
Abduction: The Megumi Yokota Story
The Hip Hop Project
Pirate Radio U.S.A.
Prison Pups
Runners High
Sounds of Silence
The Third Monday in October
Total Denial
Walking to Werner
Narrative Competition:
Chalk
Little Chenier
A Lobster Tale
Military Intelligence and You
The Night of the White Pants
Open Window
Run Robot Run
Special (!!!!)
Steel City
Urban Scarecrow
Preview Screenings:
Catch and Release
Come Early Morning
The Comeback Season (written and directed by Bruce McCulloch!!)
Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing
Lonely Hearts (starring Salma Hayek, Jared Leto, John Travolta, James Gandolfini, etc.)
Perfume: The Story of a Murder (from the director of Run Lola Run)
Rescue Dawn (starring Christian Bale, directed by Werner Herzog)
Sleeping Dogs Lie (written by fucking Bobcat Goldthwait)
The TV Set
Tenacious D in 'The Pick of Destiny'
Plus two sneak previews that they're keeping secret (Apocalypto? The Fountain? Planet Terror?)
Special Presentations:
The Amateurs (Starring Jeff Bridges and others)
American Stag
Book of the Dead
Chronicle of an Escape
Colma: The Musical
Driving Lessons
Journey from the Fall
The Quietest Sound
Starter for Ten
Thin
The Treatment
Whole New Thing
Wrestling with Angels
There's a whole lot more, too, there's a special presentation of five mexican films, there's short films, there's short documentaries, etc. Aaaaanyways. I'm most excited to hear John August in the panels. He's the guy that wrote Big Fish, I hope I get to talk to him about it. Anyways, that is all.
Animated Shorts:
Ballyvaughan Story
Devil's Canyon
Dragon
Gilbert
One Rat Short
Pinch
Positive Reinforcement
She She She She's a Bombshell
Some Analog Lines
Temerario
Tunnel Vision
Ujbaz Izbeneki Has Lost His Soul
Unfair
Documentary Competition:
Abduction: The Megumi Yokota Story
The Hip Hop Project
Pirate Radio U.S.A.
Prison Pups
Runners High
Sounds of Silence
The Third Monday in October
Total Denial
Walking to Werner
Narrative Competition:
Chalk
Little Chenier
A Lobster Tale
Military Intelligence and You
The Night of the White Pants
Open Window
Run Robot Run
Special (!!!!)
Steel City
Urban Scarecrow
Preview Screenings:
Catch and Release
Come Early Morning
The Comeback Season (written and directed by Bruce McCulloch!!)
Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing
Lonely Hearts (starring Salma Hayek, Jared Leto, John Travolta, James Gandolfini, etc.)
Perfume: The Story of a Murder (from the director of Run Lola Run)
Rescue Dawn (starring Christian Bale, directed by Werner Herzog)
Sleeping Dogs Lie (written by fucking Bobcat Goldthwait)
The TV Set
Tenacious D in 'The Pick of Destiny'
Plus two sneak previews that they're keeping secret (Apocalypto? The Fountain? Planet Terror?)
Special Presentations:
The Amateurs (Starring Jeff Bridges and others)
American Stag
Book of the Dead
Chronicle of an Escape
Colma: The Musical
Driving Lessons
Journey from the Fall
The Quietest Sound
Starter for Ten
Thin
The Treatment
Whole New Thing
Wrestling with Angels
There's a whole lot more, too, there's a special presentation of five mexican films, there's short films, there's short documentaries, etc. Aaaaanyways. I'm most excited to hear John August in the panels. He's the guy that wrote Big Fish, I hope I get to talk to him about it. Anyways, that is all.