SXSW routinely boasts the most varied and neverending film line-up of the year, and the just-announced 2012 behemoth of a roster is no exception. So let's make it a wee bit easier to take in, shall we? After the jump find the buzzworthiest titles among the 100+ features and documentaries debuting this March in Austin, from major upcoming studio peeks (21 Jump Street) to docs (a new Jessica Yu!) and much smaller (but potentially completely awesome) fare.
21 Jump Street
Last year's big mainstream discovery at SXSW was Bridesmaids; this year it's Sony taking the gamble with a headlining sneak peek at their cop reboot, which stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum as undercover officers.
The Cabin in the Woods
The Joss Whedon-produced, Drew Goddard-directed horror pic has been delayed for so long, and yet earned such praise out of Butt-Numb-A-Thon. The biggest curiosity of the fest, perhaps, if only to finally learn what the deal is with this thing.
The Hunter
Willem Dafoe as a mercenary + Julia Leigh novel + brooding character pic + strong reviews out of Toronto = a must see.
frankie go boom
Jordan Roberts' entry, which stars Charlie Hunnam, Chris O'Dowd, Lizzy Caplan, Ron Perlman, and Chris Noth, had me at its synopsis: "a flick by bruce about his little brother frank who's a crybaby fuck who shouldn't do lame-ass embarrassing shit if he dozn't want people 2 see it."
Small Apartments
The latest from Jonas Akerlund -- music video veteran, director of Spun, and the dude who made that Lady Gaga/Beyonce "Telephone" opus -- gets its world premiere at SXSW.
Sun Don't Shine
Indie darling Amy Seimetz makes her feature directorial debut in this tale of a Florida couple on the road doing "very…
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