Director Andrew Douglas gives new meaning to "Song of the South" in his documentary "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus."

Douglas, who directed this year's remake of "The Amityville Horror," follows alt-country singer Jim White through a southern landscape of churches, truck stops, juke joints and coal mines, stopping in between to chat with musicians such as the Handsome Family and Johnny Dowd.

The textured, moody road-trip film through Louisiana, Kentucky, Virginia and Florida is Douglas' attempt to capture the soul of the south. At Doris Duke Theatre, today and tomorrow, 1 and 7:30 p.m. 532-8768.

— Advertiser staff

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FINAL WORD

"I'm not going to be doing that for a while."

"Lost" star Daniel Dae Kim | after a major bodysurfing wipeout, in TV Guide