The Story of Jesus Feliciano, a Mexican national who enlisted in the US Army and served in Iraq as a means of obtaining legal citizenship in the US for himself and his family. When he returns to California from the war, Jesus imagines his family's lives are threatened. He is haunted by post-traumatic stress, which forces him to face his past and his future.

After placing an ad on September 10, a young man living in SoHo struggles to find a new roommate and keep his emotional balance in the weeks following 9/11. Based on the acclaimed stage play, this film tells the story of life in NY through the experiences of people who come to look at Eric's apartment.

Trapped within the modernist confines of her remote canyon home and stifling marriage to her uptight architect husband Paul, lonely housewife Jean finds liberation and comfort in the arms of Viggo, her free-wheeling and decidedly bohemian lover.

Somewhere between the extremes of her new-found freedom and the ordered structure of her marriage lies the path to true happiness... if only she can find the way.

In the wake of a sudden loss, Eddy skips town leaving his friends to mourn for him.  A vagabond musician, Eddy runs until there is nowhere left to run to but home. The Pacific and Eddy captures the uncertainty of a time when identities begin to reveal themselves.  Some self-destruct, while others surge in this story that follows four characters as they each find their own way to deal with the loss of a close friend.

For years travelers have made the trek down a lonely dirt road and camp next to the booth, in the hopes that it might suddenly ring, and they could connect with a stranger (often from another country) on the other end of the line.

A man and a duck search for the means to live, and some meaning in life, in Los Angeles 2009.

Written and directed by Nic Bettauer, "DUCK" stars Philip Baker Hall as a retired widower in a dystopian Los Angeles where social services have gone the way of social graces. Forced from his home with only a duck named JOE to accompany him, Hall’s character ARTHUR embarks on a quest for purpose and community across the urban desert of Los Angeles.

Sometimes Friendship Can Be Dangerous.

When Tori, an affluent urban teen, befriends Snake, a streetwise kid from Harlem, his concerned parents hire Phil (Annie Golden) to be his Nanny to watch out for him. Soon Snake's older and more dangerous brother emerges and Phil realizes the job is much more involved than she ever imagined.

Quentin Crisp also stars as a strangely profound local deli-owner who advises Tori along the way.