Slacker

His second film, Slacker (1991), is a narrative-free piece that meanders across mostly unconnected vignettes featuring Austin bohemians over the course of a single day. It was a film-festival hit and helped launch the American independent cinema renaissance of the 1990s. The film’s success gave Linklater entrée into…

…in Richard Linklater’s indie film Slacker (1990), playing an Austinite intent on hawking a jar containing pop star Madonna’s Pap smear.