So You Wanna Build a Web Site In the race to understand Web site building, Mediatruck's Paul Pugh makes sure liberal arts majors are no longer handicapped. [05-17-99] — Louisa C. Brinsmade, AUSTIN CHRONICLE King of the Hillbillies White trash will be white trash no matter how much money they have. [05-10-99] — Anne S. Lewis, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Put Your Weight On It Actor/comedian Rudy Ray Moore (aka Dolemite) is back. [05-03-99] — Mike Emery, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Why We Listen to What They Say Media and cultural critic Doug Rushkoff muses on his days as a raver, his new book Coercion, and who "They" are. [04-26-99] — Jon Lebkowsky, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Festival of Personal Journeys Cine las Américas Festival directors Lara Coger and Celeste Serna talk about lessons learned, plans for the future, and what to expect from the city's second annual celebration of new Latin American cinema. [04-19-99] — Belinda Acosta, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Mama's Boys Louis Alvarez and Andrew Kolker's documentary "Moms" is the kind of film we've come to expect from the pair's collaboration: accessible, funny, and uplifting. [04-12-99] — Anne S. Lewis, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Guerrilla Filmmaking Documentarian Nettie Wild talks about the place she found in her journey to Chiapas. [04-12-99] — Amy Smith, AUSTIN CHRONICLE That's Not All She Wrote The Austin Film Society's newest series, "Calling the Shots: Women Screenwriters of the 1930s," looks at the early days of filmmaking, when an unusually large number of women screenwriters thrived. [04-05-99] — Marjorie Baumgarten, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Net Worth More reviews of keynote addresses and panels from the Interactive Festival. [03-29-99] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Further Reflections More reviews from the 1999 SXSW Film Festival: including "Wadd: The Life and Time of John C. Holmes," "From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money," "The Book of Stars," and many more. [03-29-99] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Eat His Dust Ron Howard, on the eve of the premiere of his latest directorial effort EDtv, talks about his career as a filmmaker. [03-29-99] — Marjorie Baumgarten, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Tricks of the Trade Reviews of keynote addresses and panels from the Interactive Festival. [03-22-99] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Reflections Reviews of selected films from the 1999 SXSW Film Festival: including American Hollow, The Eden Myth, The Perfect Specimen, and many more. [03-22-99] AUSTIN CHRONICLE Click on This 1999's crop of SXSW Interactive Festival Web site competition winners. [03-22-99] — Sarah Hepola, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Man Who Wasn't There Nick Broomfield's agressive documentaries, among them Kurt and Courtney and Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer, will be presented by the Texas Documentary Tour and SXSW Film. [03-15-99] — Anne S. Lewis, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Players, Prisons, Pit Stops, and Girl Gangs Fistfights, gunfights, catfights, car chases, and explosions. Pistols hidden in bushy Afros. Snickering wa-wa guitar-and-bongo soundtracks. Welcome to the film world of director Jack Hill. [03-15-99] — Jerry Renshaw, AUSTIN CHRONICLE New World Pioneer Looking at Jack Hill's film directing career and the history of exploitation films on the occasion of SXSW Film Festival's Jack Hill Tribute. [03-15-99] — Louis Black, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Where Everything is Music A minimalist interpretation of Philip Glass, whose cyberopera "Monsters of Grace" plays as part of SXSW Interactive. [03-08-99] — Louisa C. Brinsmade, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Web of Influence Documentary filmmaker Doug Block discusses his new film "Home Page" and the practice of creatively cross-linking the Internet. [03-08-99] — Jon Lebkowsky, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Thinking Outside the Box Digital Anvil's Chris Roberts talks about his new film "Wing Commander" and the possibility of global domination. [03-08-99] — Marc Savlov, AUSTIN CHRONICLE More Screens Features Archives...
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