Film Threat 2008 SXSW Guide

Based on the creation of a real-life "apology line," where members of the public anonymously confess to absolutely anything over the telephone. Screens with DON’T GET ME WRONG.

In the twilight of his life, 82-year-old Art Himmel discovered he had a voice like Frank Sinatra. Now, this WWII veteran and Cancer patient sings karaoke three nights a week at little clubs in Los Angeles. Screens with DANCING ALFONSO.

A rookie journalist for the school paper unravels a mysterious plot involving the class president, drugs, and a ring of stolen test scores in this noir caper set at a quirky Catholic High School.

AT THE DEATH HOUSE DOOR follows the remarkable career journey of Carroll Pickett, who served 15 years as the death house chaplain to the infamous 'Walls' prison unit in Huntsville, Texas. During that time he presided over 95 executions, including the very first lethal injection done anywhere in the world. After each execution, Pickett recorded an audiotape account of that fateful day. The film also tells the story of Carlos De Luna, a convict whose execution bothered Pickett more than any other. Pickett firmly believed the man was innocent and two Chicago Tribune reporters turn up evidence that strongly suggests he was right.

A gleaming silhouette rockets through the cosmos. She is The Aviatrix. And she exists in the mind of Anne, a young woman battling cancer.

Three women dream of an ideal place for love, an ideal lover. In truth they work in the demimonde of a peep show and graphically imagine solace, or revenge.

An in-depth study of the relationship dynamics for a group of desperate actor friends. And a bag. And a head.