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Ten years ago, my wife Karrie and I began our quest to open up the AlamoDrafthouse Cinema. Armed with the lessons we leamed from our first {ailed

theater venture in Bakersfield, Califomia, we came to Austin with a projector,200 seats, a paltry stash of money borrowed {rom a refinancing o{ Karrie's parents

home, and what appeared to many of our family and friends to be a supremelyrisky plan. For 6 months, we worked non-stop and with some help from friends,personally buiit from scratch every detail of what is now known as the originalAiamo Drafthouse Cinema at 409 Colorado.

Ten years later, we sland before a new challenge. We ate in the final year oIa ten year lease, and must decide on whether or not there is a future forthe original Alamo. In order to renew the lease, we must {ace economicreality. To conform to downtown market rates, our rent will double;

propelty taxes and insurance have tripled, and these increases show nosigns of slowing down.

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decided to draw a iine in the sand and continue the fight. With your he1p,

we will not be closing our doors.

As of June 1, 2006, we have formed a new non-profitcorporation, Heroes of the Alarno Foundation, for thepuiposes of supporting cutting-edge film in downtownAustin and acquiring and continuing the operationsof the Alamo Drafthouse Downtown. We provide artsand cultural entertainment to the city of Austin that isnot being provided by anyone else. I{ you appreciatethe programming that the original downtown AlamoDrafthouse Cinema provides, we ask that you becomean official patron of the theaier. We have a range of

mernber and donor packages both for individuals andcorporations. Your contribution will help the AlamoDrafthouse Cinema Downtown continue to exist andprovide the vast array of programming responsibie forEntertainment Weekly naming us "The best theater inAmerica doing it right."

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FANTASTIC FEST 2006 :: SEPTEMBER 21.28 :: ALAMO SOUTH LAMAR

for the second year running, The Alamo Drafthouse is pleased to present the most stunning anay of fantasy,horror, stience fiction and undefinable celluloid brilliance imaginable. With too many incredible films to choosefrom, we've expanded the festival to almost THREE TIMES its previous size, and are still bursting at the seams withunbelievable work from around the globe. From major premieres to rare retrospectives to entirely new forms of

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THE FOUNTAIN: Ct0SlNG NIGHT FltM

Spanning over one thousand years, and three parallel stories, THE F0UNTAIN is a story of love, death, spirituality and thefragility of 0ur existente in this world. A remarkably experimental projed from Aronofsky, whose challenging work in Pl and

REQUIEM t0R A DREAM has alreadymarked him as one ofthe most exploratorystudi0 dire(tors ofthe era.

TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: THE }IITCHHIKER TO l\TNr iIVr iH iiNSOrt

A film that needs no introdu(tion, this loosely-based-on-a-true-story slash opera may never be equalled. The story 0pens

with a vanload of teens heading into rural tetrain expe(ting a va(ation getaway. Plans change, and soon enough they find

themselvesgruesomelypickedoffonebyonebya(annibalisti(family.often(alledthescariestfilmofalltime,andriqhtly

so. 5tar Ed Neal will introdu(e, answer questions and lacerate members of the audience upon request,

GREG NI(OTERO'S CREATIST HITS

W0rld-renowned KNB Effects Group founder Greg Ni(otero will be live in person presiding over the video presentation GREG

NIC0TERO'S GREATEST HlT5, wherein he will introduce and divulge the secets t0 hir top 50 spe(ial effe(ts masterpieces.

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A two-hour intera(tive show featuring clips of Full Moon movies both old and new, with ane(dotes by Charles Band, au(tions

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will also be in attendan(e to introdu(e a spe(ial stereovision 3D print of PARASITE statring a th€n unknown Demi i\4oore!

TERRY GlttlAM'S TIDELAND: REGI0NAt PRTMIERt

A m0therless girl is seemingly banished to a seaside home, where her only rompanions are de(apitated toys and a mysteri-

ous woman in a beekeeperl veil. Gilliam pulls out all ofthe tricks that established him in his early w0rks, but balances them

with a sophisticated and frightening atm0sphere unique to this picture. A dark dreamlike fairytale from the deeper folds ol

one ofthe most legendary minds in fantasy flmmaking.

JA(K STEIIENSON PRESENTS

3 individual (olle(tions of mind-numbing cinema from unparalleled international ar(hivist Ja(k Stevenson: MOVIES WITH

R00TSINHELL TheEffeds0fDrugsonAmeri(anCinema,T0TAtLYUNCENSORED!-aS(andinavian5inemaRetrospedive,and

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THE PIAN0 TUNER 0F EARTHQUAI(ES: REGI0NAL PREMIERE

A dark fairytale about a demoni( do(tor who abdu(ts a beautiful opera singer with designs on transforming her into a

mechanical nightingale. THE PIANo TUNER 0F EARTHQUAKES is the breathtakingly beautiful and long awaited se(ond

featur€ from internationally renowned dire(tors/animators the Brothers Quay.

SHlN0Bl: AUSTIN PREtulllRE

ln hopes of ending centuries of feuding, two waning Samurai clans (hoose their top warri0rs-in(luding two star (rossed

lovers-to duke it out in a final, no-holds-bailed battle. ROME0 AND JUI-lET goes blissfully chop-socky qonzo, featurinq

ninjas as far as the eye can see.

NAlSt N0 M0Rl (tUNKV F0REST): REGI0NAL PRIMIERE

The annals of strange just got thi(ker with the anival ofthis suneal s(i-fi-musi(al-whatsit whose resistan(e t0 themati( 0r

narrative logi( renders viewers thoroughly -- but n0t unpleasantly .- bewildered. Breathtakingly, often hilari0usly bizarre,

this inexplicable explosion contains peppy (horeoglaphed dream sequences, unidentifiable puppet creatures, (ronenberg-

style queasiness, UF0 visitations, and that!just for starters.

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tIFE OF SACHIKO HANAIiajir ;il i:r :1r,rl t,,.,iiil

whose bullet-wounded brain turns h€r into an intelledual superwoman surfing waves ofseizures, and the psy(hi((ontrol ofGeorge W. Bush's cl0ned finger. Meanwhile, an assassin

presidentialdigit.Totopitoff,allofthisinsanityandmoreisfoldedintothestructureofaJapanese

The result, a deli(iously potent (inemati( co(ktail the likes 0fwhi(h you (annot 0btain in western

with a stranger, bike messenger Anne decides to (lear her (onscience by taking a mountain hike

same stranger unexpectedly appears in the wilderness, blood is spilled and Anne is for(ed t0 fghtherskin ina harrowing racef0rsurvival. AUDIEN(EAWARD-DeadbyDawn2006

i( and Swedenl first vampire ilm, FRoSTBITE follows a young woman named saga who has just

small [aplandian town that's blanketed in endless night. When the other residents turn out to be

her mother and herselffrom the creatures at all (osts. T0o bad dawn is still a month away... Fans

IHE LlVlNG D0RK5 will love this S(andinavian spin 0n the teen horror comedy. Winner, 6RAND PRIX

RAM GOPAT VARMA RETROSPECTIVTVarma began his career in Hindi low-budget flm with the blinding, violenl explosion that was SHIVA (1990). A smash

su(cess, the young diredor swiftly moved into Bollywood prominen(e, (reating features that es(aped the (onventions 0fthe studiosand invented genres oftheirown, like his crime trilogythat in(ludesthe legendary CoMPANY(2002). His work

has (overed everything from horr0r to romance and influenred filmmakers ofall nations. This retrospedive will give us the

very first opportunity t0 see some sele(t Varma titles on the Ameri(an s(reen.

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7PM KANSAS CITY BOMBERDOWNI0WN Dir. Jerrold Freedman 1972,35mm,99 min, pG

Raquel Welch stars as KC Cary the "hottest thing on wheels,,in this gritty, realisticlook at the touring Rollerderby leagues of the'70s. The derby action is iast ind brutaland the lives of the athletes off the track are equally rough. When KC tries to makea fresh start with the Portland Loggers she finds she hasto fight more than just theopponents'blockers to get ahead. With ]odie Foster as KC's daughter.

9:45 UNHOLY ROLLERSDOWNTOWN Dir. Vernon Zimmerman 1972,35mm,88 min, R

You've seen Raquel do if now see Claudia Jennings do it. Jennings was the badgirl supreme who ruled the drive-ins in the'70s. In movies like GATOR BAIT andTRUCK STOP WOMEN she kicked ass with the best of them and looked great doingit. If there was a white Pam Grier, claudia was it. This takes the familiar rags to richeistory throws in a lot of sex and violence and everybody has a funky good time.

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WITH GEORGE-MICHAEI AND MAEBY LIVE IN PERSON!5AT, SEPT 2,7 PM, ALAMO DOWNTOWNtlvr INTTRA(TlVt EVENT WITH DVD VlDE0, 100 minIt seemed poised to save the modern sitcom single-handedly, butmainstream America didn't know what they had. SHOWTIME wasrumored to be saving the show for a while, but then those deals fellapart, too. And so we can't tell you to come to the theater to celebratethe new season ofARRESTED DEVELOPMENI because there won'tbe one. Ever. That sucks. The show, however, never did. And that'swhy we're crazy thrilled that we are able to tell you that this summerwe're bringing GEORGE MICHAEL and MAEBY to the theater live inperson! That's right, Michael Cera and Alia Shawkat are going to beon hand for one night only to walk us through hand-selected clips andgive us all the behind-the-scenes stories and secrets that they weren'ttalking about while the show was on the air.

THEWIRE: SEASON 4 PREMIERETHURSDAY, SEPT 7,7:30 PM, ALAM0 D0WNTOWN, DVD.60 MINWe haven't found a way to make it happen yet, but there's nothingwe'd like better than to have a night of pub crawling with DetectiveMcNulty, our favorite alcoholic/divorced detective on television in re-

cent years. Like everyone else on THE WIRE, his character is almost a

stereotype, but then becomes so much more and so much realer thananything else. So sure, his life is a mess, he's kind of an asshole, andhe's way too focused on trying to achieve an unwinnable task andwould never make a very loyal friend. But damn. The man knows howto put 'em back and bitch about the system. And that's just what welike. Since we can't drink with him (yet), we're thrilled to take what wecan get, especially when it's a sneak preview of THE WIRE's much-anticipated season four premiere! (Henri)

6IIMORT GIRTS sEASON PREMIERETUESDAY, SEPT 19,7 pm, ALAM0 50UTH LAMAR, HDTV,60 MIN

Okay, so we weren't really expecting much when the WB first premieredTHE GILMORE GIRLS. A young mom raising her teen daughter in a

small town and then the two of them growing up and learning aboutlife and love together? That's the kind of crap we would expect froma show that made it to broadcast with development money from theFamily Friendly Forum's script development fund. But then somethingunexpected happened - the show didn't suck at all. lt was, shockinglyenough.,, good. We found ourselves caring about who was dating who,wondering about how Rory would make it through her first dances, ifLorelai would ever find real and lasting love, and we laughed alongwith the fantastically fast-paced dialogue. Simply put, we're glad itmade it onto the CW. (Henri)

VERONICA MARS SEASON PREMIERETUESDAY, SEPT 19,8 pm AIAM0 S0UTH LAMAR, HDTV,60 MIN

It's hard to believe, but there are STILL people out there who thinkthat VERONICA MARS is just "that show with the teen chick detec-tive." Those people, those clueless, pathetic people, have no ideahow much they've been missing out on. Fortunately for them, theycan pick up the DVDS of seasons one and two and watch as RobThomas crafts a noir-styled television show that not only adds newtwists to the genre by setting it all in sunny small.town southernCalifornia but also develops the best blend of season-long arcswith episodic satisfaction that we've ever seen. Even the episodesthat we thought were going to be stand-alone mysteries kept com-ing back and adding to the final story, and we were wowed by itevery time. The season 2 finale wasn't as much of a cliffhanger as

season 1 (thankfully!), but we've still missed Veronica terribly andcan't wait to welcome her to her new home on the CW by giving hermore of the big screen treatment. (Henri)

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AUGUST 7-9 ::7:00 PM :: D0WNT0WNDtR[(T0R sAM pEfKtNpAH,35MM, 1974, 1 12 MlN, R

ln 1974, Sam Peckinpah directed BRING ME THE HEAD OF ALFREDOGARCIA, a film that is, even for Peckinpah, relentlessly bleak in its portrayalof life. Tellingly, it was one of the last films Peckinpah produced; it was alsothe fearsome director's personal favorite of the many movies he directed.Wanen Oates stars as Bennie, a piano-player who happens upon two bountyhunters who have been dispatched by a Mexican rancher to collect thehead of Alfredo Garcia. lt seems that Garcia had impregnated the ranchersdaughter, who wants his head as indisputable proof that this deviant isdead, and he won't be bothering his family again. Penniless and out of luck,Bennie does a little snooping of his own, discovers that his girlfriend knowswhere the final resting place of Garcia is, and decides to usurp the bountyhunters by severing Garcia's head and collecting the cash for himself.Peckinpah unleashes some ferocious scenes of violence as Bennie attemptsto complete his task, while Oates is magnificent as Bennie, who slides intomadness as events take a turn for the worse; he even resorts to talking toGarcia's decapitated head, and washing it in the shower.

TTIE TEGEND OF FON6 5AI YUKAUGUST 8 ::9:45 PM :: DOWNT0WNDlRttT0R: (0RYYUEH, 35MM, 1993, 100MlN, R

Jet Li is Fong Sai Yuk, a Cantonese folk hero brought to the jade screen as he findshimself caught between Han rebels and the Ching Dynasty. He falls for Lui TingTing (Michelle Lee) who happens to be the daughter of a newly appointed Manchuofficial. They end up engaged after a series of mistaken identities. Later, Sai Yukand his mother Miu Tsui-fa (Josephine Siao) discover that his austere father insecretly involved with the rebels. lt's not long before Sai Yuk's family is discoveredat the Manch official's home by the vicious Governor Oryeetor (Zhao Wenzhou). lnan attempt to get a secret list of rebel's names, Oryeetor uses Sai Yuk's father asbait and its up to Sai Yuk to save the day.

STRANGE BRTWWITI{ ffNAOIAN BEER FTIGI{TAUGUST 22 & 23 ::9:45 :: D0WNTOWNDlRtffOR Rl(K M0RANl5 AN0 DAVE TH0MA5, 35mm, 90 nin, PG

The more beer you drink, the funnier this picture becomes. That'swhy we are starting you off right, with a free bottle of limited editionELSINORE BEER with every ticket, just like Bob and Doug guzzle inthe movie. The story follows the McKenzie brothers to the Elsinorebrewery, where they try to get free beer by claiming they found a deadmouse inside a bottle of beer they bought. lnstead, they end up workingat the plant and get stuck in the middle of a plot by the brewmasterto take over the world. Without a doubt, the most retarded version ofHamlet you will ever see.

TURKER tllfrlXS pnesrnrsTHE ]1.P. t0VtffiAFT tlLM FESTIVAI:: AUG 20Come celebrate HP Lovecraft's birthday with a marathon of tentacled terror andLovecraft-inspired food and drink specials!4:00: CALL 0F CTHULI"IU & NIGHT GALLERY: PICKMAN'S MODELSean Branney's 47.minute silent CALL 0F CTHULHU is considered by many to be themost faithful adaptation of the famous Lovecraft story of the same name, and will bepreceded by a beautiful 16mm print ofthe classic Night Gallery episode "Pickman'sModel"9:45: THE UNFILMABLE: INDEPENDENT APPROACHES T0 THE LOVECRAFT MYTHOSFestival founder Andrew Migliore curates this selection of the best indie Lovecraftshorts to play the festival over its '12 years of existence. Featuring films by RichardCorben, Aaron Vanek,Christian Matzke and more! PLUS a rare 16mm screening ofAustinite Cathy Welch's 1980 take on "Pickman's Model"Ml0NlGliT: CAST A DEADLY SPELLHBO presents one of the most original Lovecraft-inspired films out there: Los Angeles,1948. Everybody used magic. Except, of course, for that hard-boiled, chain-smoking,mechanical-rationalist private dick H. Phillip Lovecraft, played by Fred Ward.

The HP Lovecraft Film Festival was founded in 1995 byAndrew Migliore in the hope that H.P Lovecraftwould be rightly recognized as a master of gothic horror and his work more falthfully adapted to film &televlsion.Thisisthefirsttimethefestival hasbranchedouttoAustin.FestrvalArtworkby LeeMoyer.www.lulkerf lms.com / u.vw.hplfilmfestival.com

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YACHT R0CK: THE COMPLtTt SERltsWITH LIVE PNE-SHOW MUSI( BY CAPTAIN sMOOTHT

TUESDAYSEPT. "19 -9:45 PM :: D0WNT0WN

DIRECT0R: JD RyZNAR 2005-2006 VlDr0 UNRATiDAlthough the term 'yacht rock' generally refers to the highly polished brand of softrock that emanated from Southern California during the late,70s and early ,g0s - itbecame a part of the vernacular practically overnight with the Channel 101 premiereof YACHT ROCK in June of 2005. J.D. Ryznar and Hunter Stair,s saga ietailingthe unknown mythical origins of a previously obscure genre of music struck th6audience like a lightning bolt. Ryznar devised the series after noticing severalsimilarities between bands such as Steely Dan, Toto, and The Doobie Br6thers; inparticular, their collaborations with each other and with singer-songwriter Kennylggginr - thus forming the primary cast of YACHT ROCK. Almed only with a fewfriends, some witty dialogue, and often nothing more than a couple hundred bucksper episode - most of which, Ryznar says, "goes into feeding ihe cast and crewClearly, it doesn't go into the wigs and mustaches."

PLUS! Live yacht rock befote the sueening by "Captoin Smoothe', (members ofSummer Breeze & The Diamond Smugglers!)

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THT 5TH ANNUAL INDIE MUSI( VIDEO FESTIVATMONDAY 5f PT.4 - 7PM :: D0WNTOWN

A one night festival featuring a fresh crop of 25 independent music videos from all over theworld, showcasing brilliant cinematography, astonishing animation and the most precise andartful editing that is sure to rock each of your senses. Rarely seen, never seen and must beseen - an-eye-popping, ear-blasting, heart-pounding audio/video extravanganza. This year,sprogram features new videos by Neko Case, Smog, Bright Eyes, We Are Wolves, The Willowz,Heavy Blinkers and more! Confused about what 'lndie' means? Stick around for Dave Cool,sWHAT lS INDIE?, playing at 9:45PM (see page 20 for details). Founded in 2002 by Nicole Steenalong with partners Marcus Rogers and Frank Yahlthe IMVF has screened over 160 videosin several cities including Vancouver, Seattle, Toronto, Washington DC, New york, Austin,Chicago, Los Angeles and more!

DARK SIDT OF THT RAINBOWSUNDAY sfPT. 3 - 7PM & 9:45PM :: TUESDAY SEPT. 5 - 9:45PM :; DOWNT0WNDid Pink Floyd intend to synch up the Dark Side of the Moon with the classic theWIZARD OF OZ? Some say VCRs were $10000 at that time and it would be impossibleto.synch a phonograph to the fllm, change sides on the album and keef synch.Others say the album cover to The Dark Side of the Moon begins with a'beim ofwhite light which passes through a prism and turns into a rainbow of colors thenpassing through yet another prism and reverts back to white light . . . Just like themovie which begins in black and white but then passes throuah the prism of thetornado and becomes colored beginning in Munchkinland and then gbes back toblack and white when Dorothy leaves Oz and returns to Kansas. Kind of hard torefute, Regardless, come to the Alamo, get properly stimulated and maybe bringsome earplugs, because when the tin man's heart is thumping to the heaitbeats i[Eclipse (track 9), we'd like you to feel it in your chest as weil.

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Come celebrate the 250th Anniversary of Mozart's birth with a showing ofMilos Forman's multiple.Oscar-winning masterpiece with the musical bo-nusof a pre-screening and intermission conced. Listen to some of Mozart'smost enchanting string music (with an emphasis on the LOW end) featuringrenowned bassist P. K. Waddle and a host of his colleagues - m.embers o-fthe Austin, Waco and San Antonio Symphonies as well as the Austin LyricOpera Orchestra.

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The ultimate cinematic Battle of the Bands, URGH!! is a stunning and aggressive documento{ the avant, extreme, and up & coming of the 80s punk & new wave scene. While notwidely released in theatres, it was popularized by regular runs on Night Flight and aftainedthe first real mainstream attention for a legion of bands we now recognize as being themusical pioneers of the subsequent decade. Their fates would vary - the Cramps wouldbe one of the hugest underground bands of all time without ever selling ouf Gary Numanwould remain largely misunderstood until almost two decades later; Klaus Nomi would dieof AIDS and the Police would take over the world until Sting's bleeding heatt would bringabout a premature death for the truly great band. Including Devo, The Go-Gos, foan Jett,Oingo Boingo, Dead Kennedys, X, Magazine, XTC and others, all in one amazing packagel

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It is 1977. A scruffy neighborhood of Boston sprouts a band of naive working-class kids whothink they can shake up the world with their personal take on the punk rock experience,Not content, or possibly even competent enough, to be another Jam clone or a Clash clone,Unnatural Axe bash out their own brand of two-chord and three-chord rock, and crank itup extra high. Throughout 1978 and 1979 the Axe were playing regularly in New York andBoston as the opening act for the "big" UK and US new wave acts of the time. The UnnaturalAxe discography is small, but what recordings do exist provide the documented proof thatthe Are were, and shall always remain, the most important punk band Boston will ever callits own. This is the ultirnate Unnatural Axe compilation, put together by Axe guitarist - andoriginal ZOOM cast member - Tommy White!

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DIRE€T0R: CllRI5T0PH GnrEN 200680 MlN.lflDI8 UNRAtrEDTheir last album came out five years ago, but you still can't get over Fugazi. I understand, buttry not to think about it, because Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty has been busy producingBurn to Shine, a series of DVDs featuring a bunch of bands playing one song each in a

-/ house scheduled for demolition at the end of the day. Since this installment (curated by

Kinney, Mirah, and the Gossip will be among the bands burning down the house. Filmedas the sun is setting, the DVD concludes with an incredible fire as we watch the house beingburned to the ground by the fire department. This is beautifully shot and accompanied byan experimental spoken word piece by Brendan Canty. (Pitchfork Review)

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0lRE(TOR: OTT0 PRTMIIIGER 1965 107 MlN.35MM Ur{RATEDAnn Lake has recently seftled in England with her daughter, Bunny. When she goes toretrieve her daughter after the girl's first day at school, no one has any record of Bunnyhaving been registered. When even the police can find no trace that the girl ever existed, theywonder if the child was only a fantasy of Ann's. When Ann's brother backs up the police'ssuspicions, she appears to be a mentally-disturbed individual. Are they right? Ever sincenews broke that Reese Witherspoon might be doing a remake, audiences have rediscoveredthis shadowy, sumptuous period thriller that iettisons you back to ihe hip London o{ themid 1960s. Per{ect casting with Carol Lynley as Ann Lake, Keir Dullea as her lookalikebrother, Laurence Olivier as a charming detective and a cameo by THE ZOMBIES!

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Canadian musician Dave Cool (his real name) started his own independent record label andfound himself stumped when someone looked at his business card and asked, "What doesIndie mean?" Think you know the answer? Not so fast. As Cool proves in this documentary,the definition of "Indie" has evolved over the past several years. And even if you froze thismoment in time and asked everyone in the music industry to define what Indie means, atthis exact moment, you'd get different answers and lots o{ debate. Does "Indie" just mean"unsigned"? If you're an Indie artist signed to an Indie label that is owned by a major label,are you still Indie? In addition to its gripping and long-overdue debate, the film also offersan exciiing look at the bargaining chips many Indie artists don'i realize they're holding.

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W ';u;ci otscreaming iAiiis yeffing-out any and every profanity that came-into their heads. Why did that surprise us? I have no

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I''DEOKEEVERY FRIDAY AT MIDNIGHT At ALAMO VILLAGE

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The premise: we play a clip from one of your favorite.movies on

the screen behind yoir, and you act it out onstage with the subtitlesprovided on the monitor in front of you. What you do from there is up

io vou. Some people get on stage and channel the professional actor

witirin or do i siot-on impression of the character on the screen

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icene, which can either be really funny or really painful.And sometimespeopi6 iu"t replace the real voiies of ihe characters with their own silly

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TI{E ROCI{V TIORROR PIffURE SHOW

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All-American couple Brad Maiors (Barry Bostwick) .a.nd fiance6

Jinet Weiss (Susin Sarandonf decide to visit their old. professor'

Untortunatety, their car breaks down outside a sinister house, and

th"u tr" foried to stay the night. lnside the house Brad and Janet

iinti a worta filled witli subversive sexuality. And inside the theater

nritin't own Queerios will make sure the world you encounter is iustas subversive, filled with yelling at the screen, costumed characters

in the theater with you, live acting of the scenqs, prolrs, singing along,

and more and mor-e zaniness. C'mon' Do the Time Warp again'

TltF llroNvsltiMTHE FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH At ALAMO SOUTH LAMAR' 7:OO PM

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TheDionysiumoffersaunique,innovativePfogr.a-.mof.debate,lecture,.declamation'ifi.rtii.ii pi"r"ntation and'music in a saton-lire atmosphere. Audiences enjoy

;6,i;;; rioiio ue found etsewhere in Austin, inctuding the recitation of famous

ioeech"es. oarticipatory discussion in a formal, moderated context, andthe opportunity

il;;;i;.;ii; in the re6reation of Ancient rituats. A typicat Dionysium show will feature

a lecture, a declamation, a drinking song, a film or live musical qe.rf9r1a1c-9' an appeal

to Dionysus, a fiction-writing contest, and.plenty of strong drink But the.heart ot

l".w oi"t'"irt is the debaie' The Diony-lium debate.pits two experts.against each

oin.i in to,i+o+oe parliamentary combat. bionysium debate resolutions have covered

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OPEN SCREEN NIGHTWEDNESDAYS, AUG 30 & SIPT 27 :: 10:00 pm :: D0WNT0WN

DIRE(I0R: Y0U, VARI0US MEDIA, 56.50, 1 10 MIN

Open Screen Night started out with a simple idea: take thesame type of open mike night venue that coffeeshops havebeen providing for crappy poets and whiny singer-songwritersfor years except update it to give crappy filmmakers a venuefor exposure, too. ln the beginning we imagined it would be apretty painful night of video, with people bringing in old videoprojects they'd made for their high school English classes orboring old family home videos: We were wrong. We still geta few bad movies at every month's show, but over the yearswe've also had the privilege of seeing the world theatricalpremieres of several really talented and amazing filmmakers.Videos that started at Open Screen Night have gone on to Sun.dance or Atomfilms, and filmmakers that honed their craft andlearned about audience reactions to their work at OSN havebeen hired at MTV or been invited to produce and direct musicvideos for real bands (not just crappy ones their friends are in),others have had their work featured in Spike & Mike's Sick &Twisted Festival ofAnimation, and the list goes on and on andso completely by accident we created the most freeform andtruly independent film festival there ever was.

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minutes before the showtime to the time of the show itself. We can show DVD, miniDV, VHS and even Beta if you really want usto. lf you've got some other specialty format check with the theater before coming down and we'll see if we can accomodateyou. When you get to the theater, check in with Henri in the lobby and he'll grab your film and get you all set up to see it debutin front of a room full of strangers. lf your movie is good and the audience likes it more than any of the other movies, we'll giveyou a $100 cash prize, lf your movie isn't so good and the audience doesn't like it, we'll let them gong it off the screen after 2 or3 minutes have passed. So please, for your sake as well as ours, bring something REALLY good. (Henri Mazza)

FLICKERTHURSDAY, AUGUST 24::7 pm :: DOWNT0WNDIRE(TOR: Y0U, VARIOUS MtDlA, 1 10 MIN

For over 5 years now, Flicker Film Festivals has offered the good citizens ofAustin the chance to hang with their favorite local filmmakers, win killer swag,and eat delicious food while watching the most eclectic, adventurous films thisside of the Golorado. And things are only getting better! The latest installmentofAustin's only quarterly celebration of celluloid, the 27th Flicker Film Festival,will be held on Thursday, August 24th at 7pm at the Alamo Drafthouse Down-town. The HBMG Foundation needs your help to make this festival an evengreater success than Flicker 26. Devotees of Super 8, 8mm, 16mm, or 35 mmcan breathe easier at night knowing that Flicker will continue to bring you thebest and widest variety of short cinematic visions that originate on film. Withno submission fee, a fifteen minute time limit, and a description of the originalshooting format (video need not apply), there's no reason not to enter yourfilmtoday.lnthisopenforumwhereanythinggoes,youneverknowwhatlheWnight will hold. From brainy to zany, sci-fi to low-fi, weird to weirder, Flicker is a night empowered by creativity and com-munity. lf you have any questions, please visit us at http://flickeraustin.com/ or contact Matthew Cornelius at Cornelius@hbmgfoundation.org. (Matthew Gornelius)

SOUND SEEN: THE V.l COMPETITI0NSUNDAY SEPT 24 :: 9:30 pm :: D0WNT0WNUVt titTERACT|VE EVENL 100 MtN, SP0N50RED By UVtD TNSTRUMENTS

We are extremely excited to be launching a new show at the AlamoDrafthouse: SOUND SEEN, Austin's first VJ competition. ln this con-text, VJ's are not the Martha Quinns and Nina Blackwoods of the earlydays of MTV Here we are talking about the cutting edge of turntablismculture, taking the art of the DJ to an unbelievable new frontier. lf youhappened to come out to the AT&T sponsored Austin Fuzion showfeaturing DJ Cut Chemist, you have an idea of what the show is about.VJs are live video performers who manipulate, edit and tweak videolive in time to a DJ's music. We are trying to develop this scene inAustin with the launch of SOUND SEEN. We'll have a performanceby a local DJ coupled with a competition of some of the region's bestvideo artists and VJs. They will battle it out live, and the audiencevote decides who takes home the cash prize and who is stuck withthe 2nd place set of steak knives. Check back to the website (wwworiginalalamo.com). We'll have full information about rules, prizesand details on the competition. Sound Seen is sponsored by LlvidUnion/Livid lnstruments, an Austin companyJ makers of VJ hardwareand software. (Tim)

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A powerfu l, mind-boggl ing docu mentary, based on the eponymous book by Alexander 5ti lle a bout the Siri lian fi4afia a nd

the heroic prose(utors Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino -- who brought hundreds 0f (riminals to trial beginning

in the 1980s (in'82 there was a Mafia killing in Palermo every 3 days), until they themselves were murdered in 1992.

Their work galvanized public outrage as Mafia foot soldiers testified in (0urt that they threw bodies int0 vats of acid to

liquefy them. The violence they desrribed was embodied by the no-holds-baned photographs of death in the streets,

made by Letizia Battaglia, who appears in the film. The Mafla's pervasive hold on ltaly is do(umented here, as well as

the entren(hed (orruption ofthe nation's politicians, dating back to the end ofWorld War ll, when Mafia figures were

installed in positions ofpowerto (ountera(tthe growth ofthe ltalian C0mmunist Party.

FAVELA RISINGAUGUST 1.3 7PM

I ., . .' . :."A daring and emotional documentary."- Hollywood Reporter

"Favela Rising is an important reminder of how human beings (an unite to effect grass-roots social (hange." - BB(

FAVEIA Rl5lNG documents a man and a movement, a city divided and a favela (Brazilian squatter settlement) uniti:Haunted by the murders of his family and many of his friends, Andetson Sd is a former drug-trafficker who turns so( :revolutionary in Rio deJaneiro's mostfeared slum.Through hip-hop musi(, the rhythms ofthe street, and Afto-Brazili:-dance he rallies his community t0 (ounterad the violent oppression enforced by teenage drug armies and sustained b,

corruptpoli(e. Atthedawnofliberation,justas(ollectivemobilityisovercomingalloddsandAnderson'sgrassroor

Afro Reggae movement is at the height of its su((ess, a tragi( a((ident threatens to silence the movement forever.

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Albert and David Maysles, the legendary documentary filmmakers responsible for GlMMlt SHELTER, ran

acrossthe Beales,an ec(entri( pairofladies (rousinsofJackie Kennedy) whileworking on another project.

They were so (aptivated by the mother-daughter team that they dropped the planned film and settled

in with them instead. The resulting film GREY GARDENS became an oft-quoted (lassic and a controversial

touchstoneofAmeri(andocumentaryfilmmaking. Nowtheyhaverevisitedtheirhoursoffootageanda whole new film of footage taken during the legendary filmmakers'sojourn with the Beale women has

been created. This remarkable documentary features more of the wild and endearing behavior that has

already made Edith and'Little Edie' Beale cult favorites. A parade of swimsuits, shameless flirting withthe filmmakers, off-key

renditions of classic

tunes, nothing is out ofthe ordinary in the Beales'cluttered and (rumbling East Hampton

home. Don't miss this rare opportunity to see even more of thestrange, hidden world ofthe Beales. (BrattleTheater)

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in human remains disposition (human reefs, human fireworks,

etc.). LASTING IMAGES manages to effectively walk that fine

line between reverence and light irreverence, using humor to

challenge conventional thinking that funerals/memorials are

really just for the living. There is a trend toward one's mode ofdisposition being for the dying; revealing the essential need forpeople to create a positive lasting image for themselves, and

not just for those they leave behind. The filmmakers document

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x".g i" fi.;l h" rirsing brothei. When s'he finds out he was tubbed out by the lo(al mob she goes undercover to get

,.r.1,g.. iNr rACKsON is toaded to the brim with savage kung fu fights fought by people who D0N'T KN0w l(uNG FU

ATALL. Notevenalittlebit. lt'spurebarkyardposturingalltheway,withalittleBruceLeestyleyelpingthrownin

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way but it demands a herculean suspension of disbelief. lhe premise is: a dumb sailor, played by Herb Tarlek from

WtiRp with a southern ac(ent, buys a bushel full of highly poisonous vipers from a South American medicine man so

i. ,.n pruv u p"nf, on his skippei. The gag, which w-ouidn't have really been all that funny anyway, misfires badly

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ii*iv tougr, guy o.vid Janssen has all the answers, and his macho posturing is strangely entertaining. written and

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suMMER may actually be the wolst ofthis sad lot. lt makes H0[LYW00D HIGH look like BRINGING UP BABY' But even

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thereittre nerds, ttre threatening biker gang, the two cool dudes who iust want to have fun and of course the gum-

smacking girls who rip their t0ps otf foi no i.ason at all other than the telepathi(ally conveyed wish of the entire

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ofwives:ClaudiaJennings(GAT0RBAIT),VictoriaVetriandAimeeEccles.StephanieRothman,sfilmsoftenhavea

,ty ruUi.*t ttrut i, pro-fe-male without seeming anti-male. TERMINAL ISLAND was about male/female pattnership

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at these movies with their anar(ho-communal message and realize that they played for every Jim-Bob who went to

thedriveintoseesomeskin. lt,sabrilliantwaytosu!arcoatanagit-propmessagethatmostviewerswouldnever

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Amaron syliioanning ano(LE0PATRA J0NES star Tamara Dobson as waning inmates. Kinky stella steveni cracks th. r6ip u, tt. iuftuin ot tt.guards and scuzzyJohn vernon plays the warden (who has a hot tub in his off(e). sharp-eyed viewers wlit iiio ,..ognir.the great Henry 5ilva. Others may disagree but I think this is a great first-date movie (but be sure to brinl enough ror he,cabfare homejust in case). Either she'll love it or she'll flee. What better way to separate the wheat from the chaff,., Afterall, who wants to get stuck with a good girl? (Lars)

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worships a shrunken head in what looks like a giant ice cube. Tina Turner once said that her ex-husband lke was the onlypersonsheknewwhocouldspendamilliondollarsatwoolworths. lwonderiflkewasasilentpartneronittttutnstyD[ADprodu(tionteam,becausethisisthetackiestmovieevermadethatdoesn'tfeatureawateiballet,

lcan,timaginehow many yards of iridescent lavender nylon the costume designer must have used. Although the plotdoesnt make anysense, theret something intoxicating about the bizarre underground sets and the scifi togis everyone wears. (Lars)

Thiswaspromotedas"thefemaleJamesBond."There'ssometruthtothat. Bothhavetwolegsandcarryagun. ButiflhadtochoosebetweenaJamesBondmovieandGlNGER,thiswouldwingthrowsoutotto.

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lf you're like most people when you think of Germany the subje(t of sex doesn't immediately (ome to mind. lt! therebut it has to wait in line behind Hitler, bratwurst and David Haselhoff. so it may come as a surprise that Germany wasahugelyprolificsourceofsexploitationfilmsfortheinternationalmarket. partiiularlypopularweretne;report,,ntms,exposes of deviant sexual behavior among different groups of attra(tive young women. The proclivities of housewives,stewardesses, secretaries and milkmaids were thus explored but the movies that really brought out the raincoat crowden masse were the ones that fo(used on the student body. The long running sCH00l-Gl Rt REpoRT series is the best knownbut there were many others. THE SWINGING C0ED5 is one ofthe funniest and sexiest. lt also has two long, shapety tegs upon the others in the form ofswedish sex goddess christina [indberg, who has a much more substantiai role'in this thanhetusualwalk-ons' Anotherfunnyaspectabouttheenglish-languigereleaseofswlNGlNGCoEDsisthatitwasdubbed

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(ombusti0n, projectile blood-spewing and a mysterious glowing (reature in the basement. The first (ollaboration

between EMMANUELLE lN pRl50N director Mattei and maniac-savant (laudio Fragasso (TROLL 2) turned the

established nunsploitation genre on its ear with a sort of brilliantly inept gra(e that the pait would never fully

recapture. Also released as THE 0THER HELL, this explosively atheistic (ornu(opia of cloister carnage will send your

Catholi( guilt ro(keting into the next five dimensions. lf you're the backwards type who writes off euro-horror as

too grim ind formal, wash your bulging eyeballs in this white-knuckled blasphemous fountain offilth. By the way,

have you ever heard the Dark lord Satan tell a knock-knockjoke?well, here's your chance. (zack)

EVItS OF THE NIGHT

Two dimbulb rural auto mechanics (Aldo Ray and EATEN ALIVE's alligator-lovin'Neville Brand) spend their post-

work hours harvesting teen bimbos and selling their blood to silver-suited alien allstars John Carradine, Julie

Newmar and Tina "Ginger" Louise! Go ahead, read it again. The mena(ed youths include 80s porn idols Amber

Lynn and Jerry Butler who, given the chan(e to perform in a m0re Iespe(table production, spend the bulk oftheir

srreentime mating, fellating and self-degrading. Way to go, kids!! 0ne-time-only director Mdrdi Rustam pulled off

some qenuine off-Hollywood alchemy by transforming his 12-page s(ript into a (elebrity-packed cavalcade ofZ-

grade !enius. 5ee Tina Louise blast topless teens with her laser ring! See Neville Brand's autonomous giant upper

iip quiier in wrathful fury! See John Canadine barely maintain lucidity! A four-star no-budget hamfeast, EVILS 0F

THE NIGHT will kick open your forehead, unravel your brain and strangle you with it' (Zack)

NIG}IT OF T}IE B!-OOT}Y APES

Arguably the greatest of Mexi(o's lucha libre filmmakers, (ardona interrupted his string of mega-successful

sn-ruro itms to pump out this primal blast of gratuitous gore-illa gold. Though he helmed 7 other films that

year, this may very well be his finest houl. Lu(y, a sprightly wrestlet in a red vinyl devil mask, runs afoul of a

manmade min-ape with a penchant for tearing off clothes and heads. Also titled HoRROR & sEX, this one has

plenty of spulting viscera, especially for its dayl ATTENTI0N WIMPS: Cardona used actual open-heart surgery

iootage to ieighten tension and/or save some dough. Either wa, the results are stomach-churning' lf you can't

take the meat, stay out ofthe kitthen! (Zack)

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A lunar-powered she-beast called the Lorelei lays waiting beneath the Rhine river to atta(k and snack by covet

of darkness. The local all-girl boarding school serves as a regular smorgasbord, until the faculty wises up and

hires on a monster huntet to take care of business, A lesset-seen gem from the man behind the BLIND DEAD

series, this was re-released years later in the US. As with MARK 0F THE DEVIL, batf bags were given out free at

the screenings. Monstrosexual lead Helga Line is probably the most attra(tive woman to ever play a character

that eats human hearts to sutvive. A sickening slice of Spanish sleaze, this onet guaranteed to nail you With

nudity, then blast you with blood. (Zatk)

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Listen up! 0kay...t/i is novie hls the best opening srcne in film history!! Absolutel, without a doubt, no first 5

minutes of any other feature are more fip-Io(ious than what you'll see 0n this screen. By the time the opening

credits roll, you'll be peeling your finge(nails outta the almrests. And here's the kicker: the best is yet t0 comel

Susan Tynell stars as a tragic, spastic auntie with a more-than-healthy appreciation for her orphaned teen nephew.

when folks gettoo closeto this happyfamily, heads startto roll. EnterJoe (arlson (Bo svenson), a tough-as-rusty-

nails police detective who utters the word "faggot" with pradi(ally every breath. Easily among the most perfect

and underappre(iated slashers 0fthe golden'80s. lfyou don't like this one, get the hell out ofmy house. (Zack)

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CRITTERS has got to be my all-time favorite guilty pleasure. After all, no discerning (ritidprogrammer w0uld

admit to adoring a film whose comedi( high points involve small, spiky creatures mumbling obscenities in an

alien tongue. The basi( premise: some renegade'trites" bust out of an intergalactic prison, land in Grovets

Bend, USA and all hell breaks loose. Meanwhile, a shapeshifting bounty hunter atsumes the form of an MTV

ro(k god and the (hase begins.

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THt ULTIMATE GARtIC EXPERItNCE ruoN. nue zs 7pM DowNTowNiit:i.i':'i:i.:ji.:.:'::.::i::!.:i .:.. .....-,.r.....:. ,.-:,,,,..,.,:iii.!tl;ilr.i.ia:-j,:;:,0n the screen we will have the 1980 documentary by Les Blank, GARI-I( ls As GooD A5 TEN M0THERS, azesty paean of praise to the greater glories of garlic. The 5F chronicle (alled this ode to garlic,,a joyous,nose-tweaking, ear-tingling, mouth-watering tribute to a tife Force." Nothing less than-a hyrn to il,.stinking rose of the kit(hen, this lovingly photographed documentary is an odyssey of garlic ieasts alter_nated with uniquely individual interviews of garlic afficionados. Not only does the filmiromote garlic asourfirst line ofdefense against all forms ofblandness; it also titillates the ta5te buds with shots ifgarli<dishes sizzling in their pans. Les Blank shows again that he knows how to have a good time and share-it onfilm - especially ifit involvesfoodl 0fcourse, the taste bud titillation ofsizzling garlicon the screen is onlyhalf of the story. Your ticket includes a five-course meal, from appetizer to des;rt, all heavily laced withthe sweet fragrance of garlic. And to take it all the way over the top, we will have live chefs in the theaterfor the duration ofthe film blowing the aroma offreshly sauteed garli( into the cowd. prepare yourselffor complete garlic overloadlAlso on the same bill is... WERNER HERzbG EAT5 Hts sH0E - the tiile ofihis onereally says it all. Yes, German film director Werner Herzog really does eat his shoe to fulfill a vow to fellowfilmmaker Enol Morris - bordry exemprifying his beriefthat p€opre must have the guts to attempt whatthey dream of' lnspiring. Shoes are avairabre upon request as a repra(ement for the garrir feast.

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ii!:I1.tlo*tto".uer,weareproudtopresenttoAustinthesinglegreatestEATDRlNKWATCHM0vlES.event of all time. Many moons ago, exe(utive (hef Jo[n duilington hired a cherry-(heeked young girl to crisp bread in his Tandoori

'ven at Mars Restaurant.-Nearry a decade his

passed and he claims to have "taught her everything she knows." Now with her own executivechefpostatAlamovillage, Trish Eichelbergerhasmoved outfrom underhermaster'swing andhas flourished with food feasts of her own design and execution. The stage is now set for I RONcHEF ALAM0, John vs. Trish, in ruxurious Aramo Kitrhen stadium (theatei#2 r.amar) wherein r

will be assuming the red kimono of(hairman Kaga. At IR0N (HEF ALAMe however, the secretingredientinthisbattleisnotgreenpeppersorfoiegras,itisacetate. Eachc'ntestantwilldeliver to each of.the 'r00 attendees a series of 5 dishes and petite wine pairings (that,s 10coursesinall folks!) themedtothefilm. Attheendoftheshowtheaudiencewill decidewhose meals were tastierand more creverry matched and timed to the movie. Forthis round1 competition, John and Trkh wiil be battring it out

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comedy by Stephen (how whirh was loosely based 0n the Japanese TV show lron Chef. HasJohn Bullington gotten (ompracent in his rofty post? Does the young buck Trish Eicherbergerhave the "eye of the tiger?" Find out for yourserf in the gruttonous foid and wine orgy of r R6NCHEfALAM0:EP|soDE1. Wehopetocontinuethisseriesinfuturemonths,takingonotherchefs in the Austin scene, so check back to the website for more detaik. (Tim)

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the early 50s. For the rest of the decade he continued making films, but not

in the i5. The tJnited Kingdom and other European countries welcomed the

maverick filmmaker. He was able to continue working until the end of his life,

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devastating secret with braggadocio and sneering machismo; Jeanne Moreau

has never been icier as the cruel, manipulative, high-rent prostitute Eve who

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un uit", ego for Losey, while Mary Murphy makes for the cold-hearted bitchy

femme fatile that gets under your skin as she does the dirty work for a little man

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inspector (Stanley Baker) who accuses him of having murdered her' As Van

Rooyer details his relationship with the murdered woman, the inspector realizes

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