Kevin Coughlin

Happy Anniversary -- Happy Anniversary is a 16-minute narrative fiction film that explores the dynamics, both cultural and personal, of an interracial relationship. It tells the story of Linda, an Asian woman, and her husband George, on a critical night in their lives. No two marriages are alike. Behind closed doors, each couple experiences a reality that is unique to them, one that often differs sharply, and sometimes even disturbingly, from conventional notions of love and domesticity. Delving beneath the surface of George and Linda's troubled marriage, Happy Anniversary seeks to challenge our notions of personal intimacy, and of cultural identity.

Happy Anniversary -- A struggling newlywed couple come clean with their infidelities. They decide the only way to get a fresh start and be truly faithful is to kill those they have had affairs with.

Two convicts (one white (Robert Urich), one black (Carl Weathers)) serving time on a chain gang in the deep South are accidentally set free. Seething with mutual distrust, they flee into treacherous woodlands and swamps--hunted by helicopter and bloodhounds. Yet, they are bound together by a common cause...escape...and by a 29-inch steel chain.

Frontier scout Jess Remsberg (Garner) bravely leads a wagon train through hostile territory to Fort Conchos. But underneath his valor, he has an ulterior motive: to settle a score with a man whom he believes killed his wife. When he arrives at the fort, Jess learns not only the shocking truth about the killer but also that the wagon train has come under Apache attack leaving Jess their only hope for survival.

While falling for a pretty teacher (Diane McBain) with personal problems, a former singer turned high school art instructor (Fabian) tries to help a pot-loving student group stay out of trouble. But in the process, he gets framed for possession of marijuana. Teri Garr and Garry Marshall make early film appearances in this cautionary tale of woe and weed featuring a trippy soundtrack that includes the tunes "Grass Party" and "The Fun Zone."

A few years ago, suburban teen Max Flatow (Christopher Jones) was making bombs and LSD. Now he's a rock star using his fame to urge young people to vote at the behest of a senator (Hal Holbrook). But Max hasn't abandoned his love of anarchy. Soon, the voting age is lowered to 15, Max is elected president, and everyone over 30 is shipped to retirement homes. Richard Pryor and Shelley Winters co-star in this satirical cult classic.

Frontier scout Jess Remsberg (Garner) bravely leads a wagon train through hostile territory to Fort Conchos. But underneath his valor, he has an ulterior motive: to settle a score witha man whom he believes killed his wife. When he arrives at the fort, Jess learns not only the shocking truth about the killer but also that the wagon train has come under Apache attack leaving Jess their only hope for survival.

Frontier scout Jess Remsberg (Garner) bravely leads a wagon train through hostile territory to Fort Conchos. But underneath his valor, he has an ulterior motive: to settle a score witha man whom he believes killed his wife. When he arrives at the fort, Jess learns not only the shocking truth about the killer but also that the wagon train has come under Apache attack leaving Jess their only hope for survival.

Bill's past as a sniper in the marines during the Vietnam war comes back to haunt him as he and his wife, Karen, prepare their fortieth wedding anniversary.

Bill's past as a sniper in the marines during the Vietnam war comes back to haunt him as he and his wife, Karen, prepare their fortieth wedding anniversary.

Happy Anniversary -- Bill's past as a sniper in the marines during the Vietnam war comes back to haunt him as he and his wife, Karen, prepare their fortieth wedding anniversary.