cmoore

• Name: Caitlin Moore
• Tell us about yourself: early in the morning, sometimes late at night sometimes i get the feeling that everything's alright early in the evening, sometimes in the day sometimes i get the feeling everything's okay

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Alamo Drafthouse's Summer of 1982 The Road Warrior Demolition Derby and 35mm Rolling Roadshow

All summer long the Alamo Drafthouse will be revisiting the kick ass movie summer of 1982 by showing classics like Rocky III, Poltergeist, E.T. and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. A Rolling Roadshow is also part of the agenda, and this Friday will be an outdoor screening of the Mel... continue reading on Austinist

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Advance Screening & Ticket Giveaway: First Position At The Violet Crown

First Position is a dance documentary that follows the lives of six kids competing in the intense and prestigious Youth America Grand Prix, and in it director Bess Kargman explores all the pressure, pain, and hopefulness that go along with being very young and very talented. The award-winning film has... continue reading on Austinist

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Ballet Austin Presents Romeo & Juliet For Mother's Day Weekend

Photo By Tony Spielberg Though known for being bold and experimental (last March's Light / The Holocaust & Humanity Project was truly stellar), Ballet Austin also handles more traditional pieces with both precision and wit. This weekend they'll stage Romeo & Juliet, which combines classic aesthetics, Stephen Mills' solid... continue reading on Austinist

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Tomorrow Night At The Alamo Drafthouse: Beastie Boys Rap-Along & Cancer Fundraiser

Simply put, we're all still dealing with last Friday's news of Adam Yauch's death from cancer. MCA of the Beastie Boys was a man of creative action and never sat around idle for long, and not only was he influential in the music world, he also proved himself a leader... continue reading on Austinist

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New Video From Explosions In The Sky - "Postcard From 1952"

Austin-based band Explosions In The Sky have released a dreamy new short film/music video inspired by found family snapshots from the 50s and co-directed by local filmmakers Peter Simonite and Annie Gunn. Nostalgic and filled with warm human moments, the video channels Terrence Malick's Tree of Life (Simonite was a... continue reading on Austinist

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