THE Brass Teapot starring Michael Angarano and Juno Temple. The film also stars Alexis Bledel, Alia Shawkat and Bobby Moynihan. THE Brass Teapot marks the feature directorial debut from Ramaa Mosley, who is an award-winning commercial and music video director for such renowned clients as Adidas, ESPN and the B-52’s. The film is based on a story by Mosley and Tim Macy, and is written by Macy.

Based on Robert Harling's 1987 play, Steel Magnolias reflects Harling's experience with the death of his diabetic sister Susan Harling Robinson. The film marks  Julia Roberts' first Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress and first Golden Globe Award.  Roberts plays Shelby, a young bride with diabetes who has a child and later dies of kidney failure.

Robert Clouse directs what would be Bruce Lee's most influential and classic martial arts film that made way for a handful of sequels, remakes and rip-offs. The 1973 hit follows undercover Lee in a martial arts tournament in a secluded islands, where he discovers corruption, drugs, and prostitution. His cover is blown, Roper (John Saxon) and Williams (Jim Kelly) must fight for survival, and chaos ensues.

Focusing on the world's first zero-emissions motorcycle grand prix June 12 2009, Charge brings out the motorcycle maniacs and follows several teams during the 2009 race.

The San Antonio Museum of Art will be presenting La Vida Me Mata (Life Kills Me) for their annual Global Lens event. The debut film directed by acclaimed Chilean visual artist Sebastian Silva, La Vida Me Mata is a smart comedy about an unlikely friendship between a grieving cinematographer and a morbidly obsessed drifter. Gaspar is a struggling, twenty-something year old cameraman, at work on a seriously schlocky, low-budget horror film, while also still coping with the death of his adored older brother six years ago. However, after meeting Alvaro at yet another premature funeral, Gaspar's outlook on life begins to change as Alvaro soon coaxes him out of his shell in many unexpected ways. Director, Silva, succeeds in seizing both your heart and humor in this film that pulses with a unique cinematic style as it channels a compassionate vision of frail, formidable, and unforgettable lives. You do not want to miss this.   Recorded in Spanish, the film will also be shown with English subtitles.  

Watch a classic Bollywood movie at the SA Central Library then enjoy a bit of Mumbai in San Antonio when traditional Bharatanatyam dancers and Bollywood dancers take the stage.

Tenchi Masaki, a normal Japanese schoolboy, has his life shattered when a spaceship falls from the sky and space pirate Ryoko becomes attached to him. More alien females somehow make their way to Tenchi and compete for his affection. Manga, films, and a radio drama complete the popular Tenchi universe. Giveaways at the end of the screening.

David Lean's biography of British leader T.E. Lawrence currently underwent a 4K restoration from Sony, making the seven Academy Award winner more vibrant than ever. Reservations are available, as well as a season pass for all 11 of Cinema Tuesday's showings for $80. Call 614-8977 or 1-800-622-8977 to make reservations or go to http://tprcinematuesdays.bpt.me/ for season passes.

After a long wait for the new season of Venture Bros., why wait till June 2nd for the Adult Swim premiere when it'll be showing five days before for free? All attendees will receive a limited edition print, but arrive early for a chance to win original animation cells from past seasons. You can reserve a seat by purchasing a $5 food and beverage voucher.

Baz Lurhmann's modern day interpretation of Shakespeare's most famous play puts a fresh spin on this timeless love story. Capturing Leonardo DiCaprio's teen heartthrob days, female audiences swooned over Romeo and kept rooting for the couple til their final scene- which we could guess is what Shakespeare wanted back in his day. We all know the story but guns, cars, and helicopters just made it more believable.

Before the release of Anchorman 2, refresh your memory with all things Ron Burgundy, Brick Tamland, Champ Kind, and Brian Fantana. Props like mustaches and yazz flutes are included for impersonation.

America's favorite teens have returned to show us just how cool detention is before school's out. Join Molly Ringwald, Emilio Esteves, Ally Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hall and Judd Nelson as they make fun Assistant Principal Vernon, jam out to Simple Minds, and break high school stereotypes for just one morning while we all raise our fists in unison for The Breakfast Club.

Shirley MacLaine and Debra Winger star as mother and daughter with a classic love/hate relationship. After going about their lives seperately for years and having unstable relationships, the two come together when Emma (Winger) learns she has malignancy and won't survive her illness.

NCM Fathom Events and New Moon bring the London 2012 Olympics to a more personal level in FIRST: The Story of the 2012 Olympic Games. Directed by former competitive athlete Caroline Rowland, this feature-length documentary closely follows twelve first-time Olympic athletes as they come to compete in the biggest event of their careers. FIRST promises a glimpse into the world of these ambitious young athletes and features exclusive interviews, including swimmer Missy Franklin, gymnast John Orozco, boxer Queen Underwood and BMX racer Caroline Buchanan. This one-night event will premier on May 30th at 7:30pm in select Santikos theaters.

In the realm of horror movies, director Tobe Hooper might be seen as one of the greats.  The Texas native has classics under his belt like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2, Salem's Lot, and Poltergeist. No doubt his project before Poltergeist, The Funhouse, is another nightmare-inducing teen-slasher film where a group of teens decide to spend the night in an eerie carnival ride. Animatronic monsters, a maniac in a Frankenstein mask, and deformed mutants all in a carnival after dark were the ingredients to scare before cgi.

Originally, Richard O'Brien's musical masterpiece was intended for the London stage. But would it have been the same without Tim Curry's cross-dressing shenanigans? For those who know it's not easy to have a good time and their faces ache after singing the same songs, audience participation is encouraged. So dress up, shout out, and have your own conversations with Frank N Furter, Brad, Janet, and Riff Raff.

Loosely based on the life of Italian poet and courtesan Veronica Franco, Dangerous Beauty documents Franco's rise to fame and her charges for witchcraft.

One of Disney's most recent hits, Merida and her wild adventure with her mother/bear Queen Elinor screens at HemisFair Park. Preshow entertainment at 7:30pm.

Alfred Hitchcock's classic about random avian attacks is back to scare!

Captured in the historic Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia, Tchaikovsky's masterpiece is presented in a new re-interpretation by Russia's world renowned ballet company. This performance will be the first of its kind to use Academy Award winning technology by the Cameron Pace Group, which was used in films like Avatar, Life of Pi, and Hugo, and will be playing in 2D and REALD 3D.

Dreamworks' hit about Gru trying to stay as the top villain and a father to three adopted daughters and a lot of minions screens tonight at HemisFair park. Preshow entertainment at 7:30pm

Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece following Ryan O'Niel's climb up the social ladder won four academy awards, including Best Cinematography for using ex-NASA lenses to capture candlelit scenes just right. O'Niel trucks through the 18th century wars, aristocracy, and amputations with an adventurous spirit and cunning wit. Reservations are available, as well as a season pass for all 11 of Cinema Tuesday's showings for $80. Call 614-8977 or 1-800-622-8977 to make reservations or go to http://tprcinematuesdays.bpt.me/ for season passes.

Set against the sweeping backdrop of a 26.2 mile marathon race through the historic streets of Rome, Italy, “Spirit of the Marathon II” focuses on seven inspiring individuals whose lives will forever be transformed by the experience. NCM Fathom Events and Competitor Group present this highly anticipated sequel to the 2008 award-winning documentary “Spirit of the Marathon” in select U.S. theaters on Wednesday, June 12 at 7:00 p.m. local time. Audiences will be transported to six countries for an intimate “up close and personal” look into the runners’ lives and the challenges they face on an epic journey to compete in the Rome Marathon.   The event also features inspirational interviews with marathon greats Stefano Baldini, Paula Radcliffe, Frank Shorter, Kathrine Switizer and others as they offer perspective and insight into this legendary race and its history. This one-night event will include behind-the-scenes interviews, deleted scenes and memorable outtakes from the filming of the documentary made by marathon runners and accomplished filmmakers Jon Dunham (director) and Gwendolen Twist (producer), who led a team that includes three-time Academy Award® winner Mark Jonathan Harris (executive producer) and Academy Award® nominee Megan Williams (producer).

Warner Bros. classic rendition of the Thumbelina, the story of a girl the size of a thumb and her adventures with a fairy prince, returns to screen at HemisFair Park. Preshow entertainment at 7:30pm.

Giant gorillas, dinosaurs, mysterious islanders, and a damsel in distress are the recipe for a cinema classic. Merien C. Cooper and Ernest B. Shoedsack's masterpiece and mother of spin-offs, rip-offs, remakes, and sequels is back in the big screen. Reservations are available, as well as a season pass for all 11 of Cinema Tuesday's showings for $80. Call 614-8977 or 1-800-622-8977 to make reservations or go to http://tprcinematuesdays.bpt.me/ for season passes.

HemisFair Park presents The Ant Bully, the classic story of a boy gone bully to hero in a microscopic adventure alongside ants. Preshow entertainment at 7:30pm.

Spinal Tap's musical mockumentary shows the fictional bands progress from childhood to overseas tours, with tragic gardening accidents and explosions in between. Reservations are available, as well as a season pass for all 11 of Cinema Tuesday's showings for $80. Call 614-8977 or 1-800-622-8977 to make reservations or go to http://tprcinematuesdays.bpt.me/ for season passes.

Known for painting “The Scream” – which recently set a public art auction record of $120 million for one of the four paintings – Munch’s exhibition has been hailed a "once-in-a-lifetime show." Hosted by the National Museum and the Munch Museum, both in Oslo, Norway, the event will feature the most ambitious presentation of Munch’s art ever featuring 220 paintings – the greatest number of Munch’s key works ever. The cinema event will take audiences through the process of putting the exhibition together as well as an in-depth biography of the man who lived from the mid-19th century through to the German occupation of Norway in World War II.

HemisFair Park presents Yogi Bear. Preshow entertainment at 7:30 pm