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Jake Gyllenhaal plays a soldier who wakes up in the body of an unknown man and becomes part of a mission to find the bomber on a Chicago commuter train. Michelle Monaghan also stars in director Duncan Jones' thriller.
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Kill List
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Ben Wheatley's film tells the tale of a contract killer (Neil Maskell) who is pressured into taking an assignment by his partner (Michael Smiley).
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June 24: “Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop”
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw This documentary feature from Rodman Flender follows Conan O'Brien on his Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour which took place during the months after he left NBC and The Tonight Show.
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Oscar-nominated flimmaker Morgan Spurlock takes a look at the world of product placement, marketing and advertising in this documentary, which was fully financed by brand partnerships.
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The Innkeepers
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Sara Paxton and Pat Healy play the last remaining employees of The Yankee Pedlar Inn, a haunted 100-year-old New England hotel. Before closing its doors for good in TI West's ghost tale.
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Fambul tok
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw The ancient practice of fambul tok (family talk) brings victims and perpetrators of Sierra Leone's civil war back together in Sara Terry's first film, a documentary.
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The Beaver
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Directed by two-time Academy Award winner, Jodi Foster, this comedy mark's Mel Gibson's first major movie role since last year's Edge of Darkness. In The Beaver, he plays a depressed man who turns to a beaver hand puppet for comfort.
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Elevate
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Anne Buford followed four West African Muslim teenagers over the course of four years as they made their way from the basketball courts of Senegal to upscale American prep schools.
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Girl walks into a Bar
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Carla Gugino, Zachary Quinto, Danny DeVito and Josh Hartnett play some of the strangers who visit ten Los Angeles bars over the course of one night in this Sebastian Gutierrez movie.
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Paul
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Universal Pictures and Greg Mottola reunite Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead) to play two sci-fi fanatics who take a pilgrimage into America's UFO heartland.
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Bridesmaids
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Super
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw James Gunn flick tells the tale of a DIY superhero Crimson Bolt (Rainn Wilson) and his sidekick Boltie (Ellen Page) who set out to save his wife (Liv Tyler) from the hands of a drug dealer (Kevin Bacon).
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You Instead
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Luke Treadway and Natalia Tena star in David Mackenzie's rock movie about two feuding musicians who get handcuffed together for 24 hours before they are both scheduled to perform at the same music festival.
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Undefeated
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin followed three underprivileged high school football players from inner-city Memphis and their volunteer coach who leads them to their first playoff win in the school's 110-year history.
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Dragonslayer
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw First-time director Tristan Patterson's documentary chronicles the life of a lost teenager falling in love in the suburbs of Fullerton, CA.
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Attack the Block
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw This Joe Cornish helmed film stars Nick Frost, Jodie Whittaker and Luke Treadway as teenagers defending their South London block from an alien invasion.
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The Dish and the Spoon
Image Credit: Photo Credit: SXSW Greta Gerwig plays a scorned woman who meets a British teenage boy (newcomer Olly Alexander) that has marooned on the beach of a Delaware town in Allison Bagnall's quirky romance.
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The Divide
Image Credit: Photo Credit: SXSW Milo Ventimiglia, Rosanna Arquette, Michael Biehn and Lauren German star in this Xavier Gens film about what happens after a cataclysmic bomb is dropped on New York.
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Weekend
Image Credit: Photo Credit: SXSW Directed by Andrew Haigh, who got his start in editing on films like Gladiator and Mister Lonely, the film follows Russell (Tom Cullen) as he picks up Glen (Chris New) for a one-night stand that ends up turning into more.
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Fightville
Image Credit: Photo Credit: SXSW This film marks the fifth collaboration of directors Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein (and their fourth SXSW appearance). The documentary focuses on the art and sport of fighting as it's carried out in gyms across America.
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Kumare
Image Credit: Photo Credit: sxsw This documentary, directed by Vikram Gandhi, follows a man who builds a following in Arizona by impersonating an Indian Guru.
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El Bulli: Cooking in Progress
Image Credit: Photo Credit: SXSW Every year, renowned chef Ferran Adria closes his restaurant to spend six months at his cooking laboratory in Barcelona creating a new menu for the following season. Director Gereon Wetzel spent one year with the chef and his creative team.
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Foo Fighters
Image Credit: Photo Credit: SXSW Director James Moll catalogues the 16-year journey of band members Dave Grohl, Pat Smear, Nate Mendel, Taylor Hawkins and Chris Shiflett from the group's creation after the end of Nirvana to their chart-topping and stadium sellout present.