George DiCenzo

A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints -- Torn between his ill father, his domineering friend and protector Antonio, the neighborhood war and the lustful temptations of youth, Dito struggles against his desire to escape, running away from everything he knows.

Illuminata -- John Turturro directs this farce about a would-be theatrical production in turn-of-the-century New York. Tuturro is the struggling playwright, Christopher Walken is the gay theater critic, and Susan Sarandon is the desperate actress of dubious morals.

Torn between his ill father, his domineering friend and protector Antonio, the neighborhood war and the lustful temptations of youth, Dito struggles against his desire to escape, running away from everything he knows.

Torn between his ill father, his domineering friend and protector Antonio, the neighborhood war and the lustful temptations of youth, Dito struggles against his desire to escape, running away from everything he knows.

In this drama based on the director's own childhood, Dito, a writer in L.A., goes home to Queens after 20 years when his father falls ill. In flashbacks we see the young Dito, his family, and his friends, as he tries to navigate coming of age and wanting out.

The magical exploits of an ever-optimistic, pigtailed little girl (Tami Erin), who is self-reliant and endowed with extraordinary talents. Based on the classic children's books by Astrid Lindgren, NEW ADVENTURES OF PIPPI LONGSTOCKING features Eileen Brennan as Miss Bannister.

A multi-layered comedy about a troupe of actors, this film takes us behind the scenes as they stage plays and try to find love and acceptance. This critically acclaimed film is a masterwork for star and director John Tuturro.

John Turturro directs and stars in this all-star romp about a troupe of theater performers who reject their resident playwright's newest work, resulting in a series of betrayals and romantic adventures.

Three bookies on the lam have a chance to go free - all they have to do is pay off the cop who uncovered their operation.

The thin line between good guys and bad guys is blurred in this tale of cops and bookies jockeying for money and influence. All hell breaks loose when a wife-beating thief gets involved in a scam that results in murder.

John Turturro directs this farce about a would-be theatrical production in turn-of-the-century New York. Tuturro is the struggling playwright, Christopher Walken is the gay theater critic, and Susan Sarandon is the desperate actress of dubious morals.