Lorelei Linklater

Beau Baker, a washed out Occupy Wall Street protester, wakes up on the streets of New York City to the news of his parents death and that he must return home to Texas where his parents have left him in charge of his two teenage sisters.

In a quaint seaside village, a guarded young writer and a grieving aspiring author cross paths, forcing each other to confront their deepest fears, unravel family scars, and rediscover the courage to trust, love, and heal.

Buck Alamo is a dreamlike portrait of a modern-day musical outlaw as he duels with Death.

After surviving a monster attack deep in the woods, a strong-willed woman discovers there are things much worse than tiny, man-eating creatures.

With no children to pass on the legacy that his grandfather started, a high-strung auto shop owner realizes he has one last mission to accomplish.

Unprecedented in its long-haul production methods, this expansive drama from writer-director Richard Linklater is a coming-of-age tale like no other. Nominated for six Oscars®—including a Supporting Actress win for Patricia Arquette—this is a deeply felt ode to growing pains and parental wisdom.

Stranded in the middle of nowhere on the way to a concert, six friends encounter a deranged desert-dwelling family that kills anyone they come across.

Amanda (Morgan Saylor) and Jake (McCaul Lombardi) are in love and want to start a new life together in Los Angeles. Amanda comes from an upper-middle class family, just graduated from college, and has some pressure to find the right job and succeed in her career. Jake is rough around the edges, without a degree, and some, including Amanda’s family, see him as a slacker. In the City of Angels, nothing happens as planned for the young couple as they face the realities of adulthood: family, career, friendship, lodging, finances, love and towed cars. From setbacks to surprises, Amanda and Jake try to find their place in the sprawling city. Will they make the right choices?

Five brave Mexican-American detectives go on a mission in 1979 Houston to end the violence of the Colombian Cocaine Cowboys and find missing children.