• SXSW 2011 Line-Up: Werner Herzog, Mel Gibson, 60 World Premieres

    Austin-based fest lands films featuring stars Ewan McGregor, Ellen Page and Paul Giamatti and directors Catherine Hardwicke, Morgan Spurlock

  • Duncan Jones’ ‘Source Code’ to Open SXSW

    “Moon” director’s new thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal will open Austin-based festival next March

  • Good Morning Hollywood, March 24: Bay Watch

    SXSW prompts post-mortems, Lionsgate is under siege, and Michael Bay decries “fake 3D”

  • SXSW’s ‘Cold Weather’ Has the Heat

    Movie by Aaron Katz has distributors circling

  • JimCarrey.com Wins SXSW Web Award

    Actor’s site won film/TV category, judged on visual design, creativity and content

  • Good Morning Hollywood, March 15: Go West

    Notes from South by Southwest and prep for ShoWest

  • SXSW Completes Lineup With ‘MacGruber,’ White Stripes Doc

    Soderbergh pic, “Mr. Nice,” “The People vs. George Lucas” also set to screen at Austin festival

  • It’s No Secret: Linklater Channels ‘Welles’

    No SXSW Film Festival can do without Richard Linklater. The Austin-based filmmaker routinely appears at the fest each year, whether or not he has a movie in it. This time, the program technically contained no Linklater movie, but he managed to slip one in, anyway. A Monday 11 a.m. "secret screening" at Austin’s Paramount theater…

  • SXSW Winners: ‘45365,’ ‘That Evening Sun’

    Jury members for the SXSW film festival handed out awards to a number of small, below-the-radar movies during Tuesday night’s awards ceremony at the Austin Convention Center. With 133 features and 127 shorts, the program offered plenty of options. However, the only movie that landed a major award after a week of strong word of…

  • Zombies Get Interactive

    It’s literally impossible to enter the Austin Convention Center during SXSW and not notice somebody blogging, vlogging or otherwise engaged with a digital device. But the interactivity expands beyond documentation of the event itself to many of the projects looking for attention at it. At the trade show, a collaborative filmmaking project called "Lost Zombies"…