Brad Henke

Me and You and Everyone We Know -- An artist's world is turned upside down when she falls in love with a man who has two sons. This drama from Miranda July won the Originality of Vision prize at Sundance.

The Thirteenth Floor -- A sci-fi thriller about an experiment gone awry, resulting in a murder mystery that veers between 1937 Los Angeles and the present day. An intelligent look at reality versus manipulated perception, where one is forced to question everything.

In Miranda July's quirky dramedy, an artist's world is turned upside down when she falls in love with a man who has two sons and is prone to do strange things. This IFC film was the indie success story of 2005, winning the Camera D'Or at Cannes, the Originality of Vision prize at Sundance, a Spirit Award for its producer, and two Spirit Award nominations for Best First Feature and Best First Screenplay.

Miranda July writes, directs and stars in this poignant drama about both the unique and oftentimes humorous nature of people's idiosyncrasies. At the center is eccentric Christine Jesperson (July), who seeks emotional connections in the modern world. Meanwhile, shoe salesman Richard (John Hawkes) copes with his recent separation while his teen son (Miles Thompson) experiences a sexual awakening. Carlie Westerman and Brad William Henke co-star.

An artist's world is turned upside down when she falls in love with a man who has two sons. This drama from Miranda July won the Originality of Vision prize at Sundance.

An artist's world is turned upside down when she falls in love with a man who has two sons. This drama from Miranda July won the Originality of Vision prize at Sundance.

Socially insecure, Kenneth forms an obsessive relationship with an anatomically accurate silicone doll. His newfound romantic skills attract the attention of Lisa, causing the silicone doll to get jealous.

The barriers that separate fantasy from reality are shattered in this stylish, mind-jarring thriller, where two parallel worlds collide in a paroxysm of deception, madness and murder. On the thirteenth floor of a corporate tower, high-tech visionary Douglas Hall (Craig Bierko, The Long Kiss Goodnight) and his high-strung colleague, Whitney (Vincent D'Onofrio, Men In Black), have opened the door to an amazing virtual world - circa 1937 Los Angeles. But when the powerful leader of their secret project (Armin Mueller-Stahl, Shine, The X-Files) is discovered slashed to death, Hall himself becomes the prime suspect. Arriving from Paris is the beautiful and mysterious Jane Fuller (Gretchen Mol, Rounders), claiming to be the murder victim's daughter. Her instant, magnetic attraction to Hall only further blurs the lines of what is real. Is he the killer? Is the inscrutable Jane somehow connected? To find the answers, Hall must cross the boundaries into the simulated reality he has helped create - and confront the astonishing truth about his own existence.

Two scientists have created a virtual reality 1930s Los Angeles so true-to-life that the occupants don't know they exist only in a computer chip -- until a homicide connects the parallel worlds of the simulated and the creators.

A sci-fi thriller about an experiment gone awry, resulting in a murder mystery that veers between 1937 Los Angeles and the present day. An intelligent look at reality versus manipulated perception, where one is forced to question everything.

The Thirteenth Floor -- To unravel a mystery, a murder suspect must explore the boundaries between reality and a computer-simulated fantasy.

In 1937, Fuller hands a secret note to a bartender addressed to Douglas Hall. Moments later, Fuller transports himself back to 1998 and is found dead. It's up to Hall to find out the truth about Fullers death and the secret note.