September Movies

PLUS

The documentary Almost Elvis chronicles the lives of Presley impersonators.... If you see only one comedy about a transvestite Thai volleyball team this fall, it will probably be The Iron Ladies.... Selma Blair has some cruel intentions when she hooks up with a bank robber (Max Beesley) in Kill Me Later.... The American Astronaut sets out to conquer the all-female population of Venus in this straight-from-Sundance avant-garde sci-fi western musical.... Life and Debt documents the plight of Jamaican workers.... An Afghani farmer falls for an Iranian shopkeeper in the Iranian import Djomeh.... A Matter of Taste's lonely businessman hires a dashing waiter as his personal food taster.... A long-running feud between two Gypsy families proves vexing in Vengo.... Club land's gatekeepers get their due in the documentary Bounce: Beyond the Velvet Rope.... A bored office drone/fights against corporate blahs/in Haiku Tunnel.... The Romanian documentary Children Underground examines the Ceausescu regime's anticontraception policies.... The Apocalypse gets an encore in the Christian sci-fi adventure Megiddo: Omega Code 2.... Five Filipino-American friends face professional and personal challenges together in American Adobo.... Liam Neeson narrates The Endurance, the story of British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton and his two-year Atlantic ordeal.... Four college grads (dude!) set off for an extreme-sport holiday (awesome!) in ExtremeDays (totally sweet!).... Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust serves up crimson-drenched Japanese anime.... What happens when a group of Parisian pals face their romantic entanglements? Who knows? Or, as the French say, Va Savoir.... From Kevin Smith's View Askew Productions comes Vulgar!, a darker-than-dark comedy about a surly, violence-prone cross-dressing clown (at press time, has been moved to Oct. 12).... Billy Crystal and Jimmy Carter are among the celebs providing bits of wisdom to road-tripping documentarian Eric Saperston in The Journey (at press time, has been moved to Oct. 26).