Jess Weixler

Today's Special -- Connie Roche and Marlene Mapplethorpe are the top-selling hosts at Home Shopping Experience (HSE), a shop-at-home network serving New Hampshire and 3/8ths of Vermont. Their personalities and programs couldn't be more different. Marlene is as modern and sophisticated as Connie is crafty and cozy. When a powerful rival network appears, the women are faced with an ultimatum -- co-host or HSE goes under. Connie and Marlene struggle to find common ground on and off the air, while HSE's colorful production team more often hinders than helps their critical collaboration. Will they be able to save the network and their jobs?

The Lie -- AZMovies.net - Trailer (Flash)

The Lie -- Movieplayer.it - Trailer (Flash/MP4)

The Lie -- MoviesTrailer.org - Trailer (Flash)

The Lie -- kino-zeit.de - Trailer (Flash)

Yo Gabba Gabba!: Season 2: Episode 8 -- Muno has a loose tooth and wiggles it until it comes out. Muno writes a note about his tooth and the Tooth Fairy brings him a toothbrush.Guest Stars: Amy Sedaris, Datarock

Trailer for Free Samples. Another rough night at the bar for aimless twentysomething Jillian (Jess Weixler) spells an even rougher morning when her best friend Nancy asks her to cover her all-day shift doling out free samples from Mike's Dream ice cream truck all before she's even had her first cup of coffee. Her fianc Danny is 'distant' to say the least, and her decision to take a semester off from Stanford Law is feeling more and more permanent every day. But this is just the tip of the iceberg when Jillian's hangover is met with a quirky cast of quirky dessert-seeking Angelenos, all of whom get more sass than they bargained for. Wryly scripted from start to finish, Free Samples is a quarter-life comedy about a life that isn't going exactly as planned. Jess Weixler (Teeth, Alexander the Last) shines as the disgruntled Jillian, always reminding us there's heart behind the snarky wit. Jesse Eisenberg, Jason Ritter, and Halley Feiffer each add something special to their characters, and the great Tippi Hedren makes a wise foil for the young folks.

Trailer for The Lie. Based on the acclaimed New Yorker short story by T.C. Boyle, The Lie is a candid, yet charming look at how a seemingly harmless and momentary lapse of judgment can lead to life-altering calamity. Lonnie (Joshua Leonard) and Clover (Jess Weixler) were once young idealists -- destined to change the world, until an unanticipated pregnancy derailed their plans. Instead of making their mark, the pair finds themselves trapped in a bourgeois nightmare, hosting BBQ's and arguing about organic diapers. Clover is in her final year of law school, while Lonnie, stuck in a nine-to-five routine, remains in a daze about the artistic lifestyle they were forced to abandon. Deciding he needs some time away from his soul-sucking job to renew his stalled aspirations, Lonnie calls in sick and creates a shocking lie to justify his absence. Swept away in a series of misadventures beyond his control, he attempts to close the Pandora's Box, but finds that it is too late. As Lonnie's crudely constructed lie begins to unravel, The Lie takes us on a journey of self-discovery as it astutely examines what it means to be an adult, and the steps we all take to get there...eventually.

When they first met, Lonnie and Clover were young idealists, but an unplanned baby forced them to flip the script. Lonnie put his music on hold and got a shitty job. And now Clover is abandoning her activism for an "opportunity" in the corporate world. Drowning in disappointments, Lonnie decides he needs some time off work to reexamine his life. He calls in sick, but his abusive boss demands he show up or get fired. Lonnie panics and tells a shocking lie to justify his absence - and once the lie if out, there's no going back. Now it's only a matter of time before the grenade he's thrown on his life explodes and Lonnie is suddenly pushed to figure out who he is, what he wants, and just maybe, what it means to be a father.

Teeth -- A parody of Jaws, directed by 13-year old Tyler Meyer and starring his siblings.

Little Manhattan -- CineMagia.ro - Trailer (Flash)

When they first met, Lonnie and Clover were young idealists, but an unplanned baby forced them to flip the script. Lonnie put his music on hold and got a shitty job. And now Clover is abandoning her activism for an 'opportunity' in the corporate world. Drowning in disappointments, Lonnie decides he needs some time off work to reexamine his life. He calls in sick, but his abusive boss demands he show up or get fired. Lonnie panics and tells a shocking lie to justify his absence - and once the lie if out, there's no going back. Now it's only a matter of time before the grenade he's thrown on his life explodes and Lonnie is suddenly pushed to figure out who he is, what he wants, and just maybe, what it means to be a father.