Josh Weinstein

When Do We Eat? -- A family's Passover gets screwy after the patriarch unknowingly ingests a hit of Ecstasy.

Mars Attacks! -- Tim Burton's black comedy about the planet-wide pandemonium that ensues when 'little green men' from Mars come to gleefully terrorize Earth.

At Passover Seder, one of the boys slips dad a dose of LSD in order "to give him a new perspective," while mom brings a handsome stranger to dinner, and the kids take sides. By the end of the night, dad's visions turn him into a modern day Moses intent on leading this hungry group to the promised land of family bliss. Of course, they're all so stubborn, it'd be easier to part the Red Sea.

Strict patriarch Ira Stuckman (Michael Lerner) experiences religious ecstasy -- literally -- after being slipped a hallucinogenic drug during the family's Passover Seder meal. With a little psychedelic inspiration, the once-gruff and critical Ira embraces the spirit of the holiday, vowing to guide his contentious clan toward forgiveness and harmony. Jack Klugman co-stars in director Salvador Litvak's chemically laced domestic comedy.

A family's Passover gets screwy after the patriarch unknowingly ingests a hit of Ecstasy.

A family's Passover gets screwy after the patriarch unknowingly ingests a hit of Ecstasy.

An old-fashioned Jewish father vows to bring his stubborn family together (despite their lingering disagreements) after being slipped a dose of ecstasy during the annual Passover celebration in this psychedelic Seder comedy.

The Boys Life series continues with this quartet of gay-themed, independent shorts, starting out with the disturbing tale of a troubled black teenager who sets out to seduce an AIDS-prevention advocate. Other stories concern a one-night stand in which one of the participants claims to be straight; an online flirtation between an ex-con and an underage boy; and a hidden passion between high school friends.

John Viener doesn't know much about making a movie, but everyone else seems to be doing it, why shouldn't he? Convinced it can't be hard, he quits his job and sets out to make a film which he's certain will win at the prestigious Sundance festival.

Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Jack Nicholson ("Something's Gotta Give") -- in a dual role -- heads an all-star cast in Academy Award-nominee Tim Burton's ("Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride") black comedy about the planet-wide pandemonium that ensues when "little green men" from Mars come to gleefully terrorize Earth. Several people from across America, including the President of the United States, try to defend themselves against the alien invasion. Also starring Academy Award-nominee, Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Glenn Close ("The Stepford Wives," "Fatal Attraction"), Golden Globe-nominee Pierce Brosnan ("The Matador," the "James Bond" series), Academy Award-nominee and Golden Globe-winner Annette Bening ("Being Julia," "American Beauty"), Emmy and Golden Globe winner Sarah Jessica Parker ("The Family Stone," TV's "Sex and the City"), Emmy-winner Martin Short (TV's "Primetime Glick," "Three Amigos!"), Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Michael J. Fox.

Tim Burton's black comedy about the planet-wide pandemonium that ensues when "little green men" from Mars come to gleefully terrorize Earth.

Tim Burton's black comedy about the planet-wide pandemonium that ensues when "little green men" from Mars come to gleefully terrorize Earth.