You came, you watched, and you voted on your favorite SXSW Film & TV Festival screenings from March 12–18. Announcing the Audience Award winners for the 33rd SXSW Film & TV Festival!

Audience Award Winner: Over Your Dead Body

SXSW may be the only film festival where the quintessential movies that play there aren’t just defining — they’re practically a genre. Here are some of the qualities of what has come to be seen as the classic SXSW film. It is violent. It is funny. It is aggressive.

“A vision of vengeance in bloody tutus. What’s not to love?”

That’s how actress Uma Thurman describes the campy action-thriller Pretty Lethal, set to premiere at SXSW on March 13 before landing on Prime Video on March 25.

Jason Segel and Samara Weaving go head-to-head in a new dark comedy.

PEOPLE has the exclusive trailer for Over Your Dead Body ahead of its March premiere at SXSW. Segel, 46, and Weaving, 33, star as a married couple who both resolve to end tension in their marriage by plotting to kill the other.

EXCLUSIVE: Big-budget action-comedy Jason Statham Stole My Bike has been dropped into the European Film Market in Berlin and becomes the big-ticket new project on sale for commercially-oriented buyers.

South by Southwest has added a second wave of programming to its 2026 film and TV lineup.

“Pretty Lethal,” a thriller film starring Uma Thurman and the buzzy young actresses Iris Apatow, Lana Condor, Millicent Simmonds, Avantika, Maddie Ziegler as ballerinas, has been added to the headliners section.

Universal Pictures and 87North are developing Limited Edition, an action film to star the Fast & Furious franchise’s Ludacris which has locked in Novocaine helmers Dan Berk and Robert Olsen to write and direct.

87North, the production company of Kelly McCormick and David Leitch, has hired veteran producer and executive Braden Aftergood to help lead the company’s film division.

We wait years for a new Oscar category – and then two come along in swift succession, recognising casting and, eventually, the fall guys.

87North, the production company behind films such as “The Fall Guy,” “Nobody” and the John Wick franchise is back for the Stunt Design Showdown.