Independent Cinema

Interested parties will find plenty to like here, just don’t expect any kind of modern masterpiece of mayhem.

Imagine a world where you have 45 days to pair up and get married to someone or you will be turned into an animal.

"Heaven Knows What" definitely has an arthouse feel to it, but even the artsy fartsy crowd won’t find enough to leave a lasting impression.

The inaugural Alamo City Film Festival brings a notable selection of international short films to San Antonio.

Looking back to the past, what women did to gain suffrage represented an amazing effort and it eventually included violence. With the determination they exhibited, it should make every man proud of women's potential to do exploits. Their capabilities were and still are astounding.

Old folks are not supposed to be tampering with drugs unless they are prescription medications. When Paulette is desperate to stay one step ahead of the bill collectors, she sees some young unemployed punks in her neighborhood with a wad of Euros that she desperately needs. How she manages to get her hands on such cash is hysterical and very real. It is also dangerous.

Xavier Dolan's psychosexual thriller from 2013 finally receives a U.S. release, and it was worth the wait.

This is been there, seen that, of the highest order.

Co-writer and star Kristin Wallace, director Stev Elam and producer David J. Phillips talk about the production of their new indie comedy, 'Moments of Clarity.'

Asif Kapadia’s documentary on late British singer Amy Winehouse is undoubtedly, as many have described, a heartbreaking film. But most importantly, it’s a film that brings Amy back, if only for a while, to let us hear her story in her own words.