Film Series

The French and Italian Graduate Student Organization of The University of Texas at Austin hosts a monthly film series at Dobie called the Cinema Francais Today Film Festival. Admission and parking are free, and screenings are followed by a half-hour panel discussion. This month's movie is the 2001 film Se Souvenir des Belles Choses.

The French and Italian Graduate Student Organization of The University of Texas at Austin hosts a monthly film series at Dobie called the Cinema Francais Today Film Festival. Admission and parking are free, and screenings are followed by a half-hour panel discussion. This month's movie is the 2006 film Bled Number One.

The French and Italian Graduate Student Organization of The University of Texas at Austin hosts a monthly film series at Dobie called the Cinema Francais Today Film Festival. Admission and parking are free, and screenings are followed by a half-hour panel discussion. This month's movie is the 2001 film Little Senegal.

The French and Italian Graduate Student Organization of The University of Texas at Austin hosts a monthly film series at Dobie called the Cinema Francais Today Film Festival. Admission and parking are free, and screenings are followed by a half-hour panel discussion. This month's movie is the 2003 comedy Un Homme, Un Vrai.

As part of its Winter Film Series, the Paramount is showing a science-fiction double bill of The Fifth Element and Mars Attacks.

As part of its Winter Film Series, the Paramount is showing a science-fiction double bill of The Fifth Element and Mars Attacks.

As part of its Winter Film Series, the Paramount is showing a science-fiction double bill of The Fifth Element and Mars Attacks.

As part of its Winter Film Series, the Paramount is showing a science-fiction double bill of The Fifth Element and Mars Attacks.

Feral Cinema is the United States Art Authority's monthly series focusing on "the best of fringe, cult and outsider film." It takes place on the third Thursday of every month, and admission is $5. This month's film is the 2008 Canadian comedy Who is KK Downey? It's preceded by a short film from 2009, Tortured by Joy.

This week's Cult Thursday screening is the 1996 film Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo. From the Lake Creek website:

"Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo is a chilling testament to the evil of the Wendigo, a deadly creature of the north. According to Native American lore, it will rise to strike terror in the hearts of those who desecrate its resting place! When Frostbiter arrives, Hell has frozen over!"