The Emotions

Intentionally isolated from her family since her mother died, Ana (Judy Marte) works as a waitress and tries to 'keep things simple,' to keep her life and herself under control. But a new relationship with the down-to-earth Ben begins to break down her self-imposed boundaries. In visiting her half-sister (played by Lauren Fales, on whose life the story is based), Ana recalls her former love of dance. Ben's work on an organic farm allows her a glimpse of a world outside her own. As Ana's heart begins to open once again, she's inspired to volunteer, to help others, even though she doesn't quite know how. A chance encounter with Maria (two-time Golden Globe winner and Academy Award nominee Karen Black) unlocks emotions neither is prepared to face.

Red band trailer for Another Happy Day. Ellen Barkin stars in this darkly comic story of the emotional rollercoaster of a family gathering. On the eve of her estranged son's (Michael Nardelli) wedding, Lynn (Barkin), a woman who has always worn her emotions on her sleeve, must deal with her long-simmering feud with her ex-husband (Thomas Hayden Church) and his hot-tempered wife (Demi Moore), the disdain of her cold mother (Ellen Burstyn) and distant father (George Kennedy) and the ridicule of her ever-judgmental sisters. And the fact that she brings along her three deeply troubled children (Ezra Miller, Daniel Yelsky, Kate Bosworth) don't make things any easier for Lynn.

Feature trailer for Dam 999. A corrupt mayor builds a new dam for political gains and personal glory endangering millions of innocent lives; A mariner desperate to save his sister from evil; Two not-so-young lovers challenging destiny in a bid to unite; A woman on a mission to win her family back; A little boy battling a deadly disease; A devoted wife wants to be with her husband even in death; And the astrologer who has foreseen their ominous fate - Nine lives entwined by the impending disaster. Take the journey of a lifetime - Nine characters, Nine moods and a crumbling dam of emotions.

Theatrical trailer for the documentary Circus Dreams. Director Signe Taylor crafts a lively, loving portrait of Circus Smirkus, a one-of-a-kind training ground for young performers (including many from Marin County), capturing the thrills, hopes, tensions, creativity and love that marked the camp's 2006 season, when every performance held the fate of the circus's future. It's impossible not to fall immediately for these kids an elite group of 12- to 18-year-old acrobats, jugglers, aerialists and clowns training for an intense 70-show tour who amaze not only in their physical talents but in their poise, ambition and wide-open emotions.