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With only a fraction of films directed by females, Femme Film Texas aims to give young girls a chance to...

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While we're not yet in full-fledged awards season mode, it's right around the corner.

Festival favorites are steadily hitting area screens and there's a nice variety of films being released in the next few weeks.

This week, the return of Almodovar will gain the attention of many local film buffs.

The 2011 Austin Film Festival has come and gone, and while many of the films shown there last week will sadly drift into relative obscurity, a few of the studio-backed titles will begin making the rounds at theaters soon.

There are not a lot of smaller films opening this weekend, but we can easily grant our highest recommendation to Weekend.

Also, if reading about Margaret last week piqued your interest, you better make plans to see it by Thursday night.

It's already down to two screenings a day at the Regal Arbor and is unlikely to make it to a third weekend in town.

Fantastic Fest, which will take place Sept. 22-29, has made its first programming announcement.

The 20 films that have been revealed come from around the world and include digital restorations, US premieres, and plenty of the bizarre fun this festival is celebrated for.

Everything you wanted to know about films opening in Austin, plus some recommendations for special screenings. (via Slackerwood)

Star-studded films open today, as well as at least one indie with Austin connections. Plus, our special screening picks. (via Slackerwood)

Thursday, the Nueva Onda Movie Nights is screening a short set of little films about big changes. Door prizes and...

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One more week until the summer blockbusters start ... enjoy the little films while you can! (via Slackerwood)

This year's lineup presents films from all around the world ... including a few from Austin. (via Slackerwood)