Cindy Guyer

The Mirror Has Two Faces -- Barbra Streisand and Jeff Bridges star as two college professors who marry for convenience after giving up on romance.

In Christopher Livingston's screwball comedy, painfully untalented writer Alex (Michael Parducci) has always dreamed of writing a successful movie script. When his uncle in Hollywood finally gives him a shot, the macho, inexperienced Alex teams up with gay Jewish playwright Elliot (Peter Jacobson), and the hilariously mismatched pair attempts to write a hit action film about a New York cop working undercover as a fashion model.

The rocky relatonship between two writers is fraught with complications as they forge an unlikely working partnership.

The rocky relatonship between two writers is fraught with complications as they forge an unlikely working partnership.

Barbra Streisand and Jeff Bridges star as two college professors who marry for convenience after giving up on romance.

Barbra Streisand and Jeff Bridges star as two college professors who marry for convenience after giving up on romance.

But when two people meet, marry, try to remain celibate and then fall in love they realize they are courting chaos.

After an unforgettable one-night stand, struggling painter Dustin (Woody Harrelson) can't get the beautiful stranger (Ely Pouget) he slept with out of his mind, so he sets out on an impossible mission to find the irresistible mystery woman and win her heart. A romantic comedy about love, sex and inspiration, the film co-stars Hank Azaria as Dustin's closest friend, Buzz, and features a cameo by Sean Penn.