Kent Osborne

Kung Fu Panda -- Stars Jack Black as an unlikely 'chosen one,' who is trained by the 'furious five' martial arts masters (Angelina Jolie, Dustin Hoffman, Jackie Chan, Lucy Liu and Ian McShane) to become the Kung Fu Panda.

Knock Off -- Against the drama and pageantry of the 1997 British handover of Hong Kong to Chinese rule, a businessman thwarts a conspiracy that, if successful, will incite a wave of world terrorism.

"KUNG FUN!" -Gene Shalit, Today -- Prepare for awesomeness with DreamWorks Animation's Kung Fu Panda, "a delightful movie that can stand among the very best animated features" (Leonard Maltin, Entertainment Tonight). Jack Black is perfect as the voice of Po, a noodle-slurping dreamer who must embrace his true self – fuzzy flaws and all – in order to become the Dragon Warrior. With groundbreaking animation, an all-star cast and high-kicking humor, Kung Fu Panda is "Ultra-satisfying entertainment... There's heart in this movie and that's the secret ingredient." (Richard Corliss, Time)

Over the course of one hot post-graduate summer, Hannah (Greta Gerwig), falls precariously in and out of love. A breaker of hearts and chronically dissatisfied, she finds herself drifting away from her newly unemployed boyfriend (Mark Duplass) and drawn to two of her co-workers, Matt (Kent Osborne) and Paul (Andrew Bujalski). Conceived without a traditional script, this triumph of improvisional acting was born from intimate collaboration between director Joe Swanberg and his cast, which is made up of some of today's most important up and coming indie filmmakers. Alternately heartbreaking and hilarious, and featuring stunning naturalistic performances, Hannah Takes the Stairs is a delicate look at friendship, ambition and the pursuit of happiness that heralds the return of a truly independent form of American moviemaking. From IFC.