Henry Jaglom

Irene in Time -- A film about the complex relationships between fathers and daughters, and the potential lifelong consequences of those relationships.

Hollywood Dreams -- In the City of Angels, a young Iowan girl (Frederick) fresh off the bus falls in love with a promising actor (Kirk).

A woman obsessed with the father who left the family years earlier is having relationship problems - and then she discovers messages from her dad left twenty years earlier. A unique comedy-drama, with Karen Black.

A film about the complex relationships between fathers and daughters, and the potential lifelong consequences of those relationships.

A film about the complex relationships between fathers and daughters, and the potential lifelong consequences of those relationships.

In the City of Angels, a young Iowan girl (Frederick) fresh off the bus falls in love with a promising actor (Kirk).

In the City of Angels, a young Iowan girl (Frederick) fresh off the bus falls in love with a promising actor (Kirk).

A sergeant (Dennis Hopper), returned from Vietnam to accompany a comrade's body home for burial, is crossing America by train. Haunted by hallucinatory configurations of reality and terror, the soldier becomes involved with various passengers, actual and imagined, in this chilling film that, according to Anais Nin, "takes us deep into the heart of The American Nightmare." Dennis Hopper gives the performance of his career as the tormented, lost innocent, putting together an incredible portrait of confusion, violence and vulnerability as his American dream is shattered.

Someone To Love centers around a movie director's (Henry Jaglom) puzzled search for romance and his attempt to find out why life and love haven't worked out quite like anyone expected. Aiding on his quest on this very special Valentine's Day are his non live-in girlfriend (Andrea Marcovicci), his brother (Michael Emil), a famous actress (Sally Kellerman), and his old friend and mentor Orson Welles. Welles talks about men, women, love and movies, summing up the wit and wisdom of a lifetime, as if he somehow knew this was to be his final screen role!

Hollywood Dreams' extraordinary execution portrays Hollywood as the fantastic and insane place that it is. Only director Henry Jaglom could capture this classic story with such a deliberate and intense style that it feels entirely new. Set in the city of angels, Hollywood Dreams spins the tale of a young girl fresh off the bus from Iowa (the astonishing Tanna Frederick), who falls in love with a sexy and promising young actor (Justin Kirk). Their relationship threatens to complicate her own obsessive goal of becoming a famous actress. Featuring wonderful performances by David Proval, Karen Black, Zack Norman, Melissa Leo, Keaton Simons and Sabrina Jaglom, the film perfectly captures the delightful and desperate lives of those chasing dreams in Hollywood: one day they are shuffling down a boardwalk with too many suitcases, and the next they are lounging in contemporary hillside homes with a view of the city. Though neither state is permanent, the more desirable one fuels the dream.

"Holly G. (Victoria Foyt) is a successful clothing designer with her own boutique. In the course of a tumultuous Mother's Day weekend she is confronted with deceit, elation, desperation, kleptomania, rebellion, addiction and passion, all the while under pressure to save her business and her family in just three days! In addition to a compelling story line, the comedy is peppered with poignant testimonials from the woman within the film who "confess" the real and all too often unacknowledged role that shopping plays in their lives."

"Holly G. (Victoria Foyt) is a successful clothing designer with her own boutique. In the course of a tumultuous Mother's Day weekend she is confronted with deceit, elation, desperation, kleptomania, rebellion, addiction and passion, all the while under pressure to save her business and her family in just three days! In addition to a compelling story line, the comedy is peppered with poignant testimonials from the woman within the film who "confess" the real and all too often unacknowledged role that shopping plays in their lives."