Laura San Giacomo

The legendary Peter Falk is irresistible in a life-affirming comedy to die for that also stars Laura San Giacomo, David Paymer and Judge Reinhold. On the eve of his 90th birthday, eccentric, celebrated stage actor Morris Applebaum (Falk) summons his three grown children to his Manhattan apartment for a festive shindig no one will ever forget. Because when the party's over, Morris intends to make his "final exit". No, he's not ill or suffering from depression; he just wants to go out the way he's lived: on his own terms.

A pair of young girls learns that even the most insignificant actions can have lasting consequences in this music-driven take on teen culture. Influenced by the hip-hop thug lifestyle and seeking to explore life outside of their insulated, culturally homogenized suburb, pretty young teenagers Allison (Anne Hathaway - "Get Smart," "The Devil Wears Prada") and Emily (Bijou Phillips - "Almost Famous," "Hostel: Part II") set their sights on East L.A. to experience the "gangsta" lifestyle firsthand. By the time the pair meets some true-life Latino gang-bangers and realize just how far out of their element they really are, it may already be too late to turn back. Also starring Michael Biehn ("Terminator," "Grindhouse"), Joseph Gordon-Levitt ("The Lookout," "10 Things I Hate About You"), Emmy-nominee Freddy Rodriguez ("Grindhouse," "Poseidon"), Golden Globe-nominee Laura San Giacomo ("Pretty Woman," "Sex, Lies & Videotape") and Mike Vogel ("Cloverfield," "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre").

A famed stage actor (Peter Falk) reunites his family for a party, and plans to commit suicide afterwards, unless they are able to convince him not to.

A famed stage actor (Peter Falk) reunites his family for a party, and plans to commit suicide afterwards, unless they are able to convince him not to.

A pair of young girls learns that even the most insignificant actions can have lasting consequences in this music-driven take on teen culture. Influenced by the hip-hop thug lifestyle and seeking to explore life outside of their insulated, culturally homogenized suburb, pretty young teenagers Allison (Anne Hathaway) and Emily (Bijou Phillips) set their sights on East L.A. to experience the "gangsta" lifestyle firsthand. By the time the pair meets some true-life Latino gang-bangers and realize just how far out of their element they really are, it may already be too late to turn back. Also starring Michael Biehn, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emmy-nominee Freddy Rodriguez, Golden Globe-nominee Laura San Giacomo and Mike Vogel.

Avery is desperate: his sister has been kidnapped and ransomed for $2,000,000 and his father doesn't have the cash. So Avery and his buddies concoct a bold, semi-suicidal scheme: abduct retired mob boss Charlie Bartolucci (Walken), and force him to help find the girl. Amused by his captors, the mobster agrees to help...but he cautions them that the guilty party might be right under their noses.

Avery is desperate: his sister has been kidnapped and ransomed for $2,000,000, and his father doesn't have the cash. So Avery and his buddies concoct a bold, semi-suicidal scheme: abduct retired mob boss Charlie Bartolucci (Walken), and force him to help find the girl.

Avery is desperate: his sister has been kidnapped and ransomed for $2,000,000, and his father doesn't have the cash. So Avery and his buddies concoct a bold, semi-suicidal scheme: abduct retired mob boss Charlie Bartolucci (Christopher Walken), and force him to help find the girl. Amused by his captors, the mobster agrees to help...but he cautions them that the guilty party might be right under their noses.

He's good enough, he's smart enough and doggone it, people like him! He's Stuart Smalley (Al Franken), and he's bringing his nutty New Age act to the big screen in a heartwarming comedy that's "flat-out amazing" (F.X. Feeney, L.A. Weekly) Stuart's "shame spiral" begins when his cable-access show, Daily Affirmation With Stuart Smalley, is abruptly canceled. Then Stuart's favorite aunt dies, sending him home to his co-dependent mother, alcoholic dad, pot-smoking brother and overeating sister. But there's a big heart beating underneath that loud cardigan sweater, and with the help of his best friend and Al-Anon sponsor (Laura San Giacomo), Stuart takes on the armies of denial that threaten his family and future. Get with the program and enjoy Stuart Saves His Family, the movie that puts the fun back in dysfunctional!

Stuart's "shame spiral" begins when his cable-access show, Daily Affirmation With Stuart Smalley, is abruptly canceled. Then Stuart's favorite aunt dies, sending him home to his co-dependent mother, alcoholic dad, pot-smoking brother and overeating sister. But there's a big heart beating underneath that loud cardigan sweater, and with the help of his best friend and Al-Anon sponsor (Laura San Giacomo), Stuart takes on the armies of denial that threaten his family and future.

Stuart's "shame spiral" begins when his cable-access show, Daily Affirmation With Stuart Smalley, is abruptly canceled. Then Stuart's favorite aunt dies, sending him home to his co-dependent mother, alcoholic dad, pot-smoking brother and overeating sister. But there's a big heart beating underneath that loud cardigan sweater, and with the help of his best friend and Al-Anon sponsor (Laura San Giacomo), Stuart takes on the armies of denial that threaten his family and future.

This gripping drama examines the lives of homeless runaway teenagers struggling to survive on the streets of Hollywood. Drugs, prostitution and violence are daily fare, but these youngsters pull together and form a new family -- replacing the unbearable homes they've fled. Featuring a fine ensemble cast of today's best young performers, "Where the Day Takes You" is both relevant and compelling; a provocative journey into today's headlines.