Leo Fitzpatrick

Fay Grim -- A single mother from Queens becomes unwittingly embroiled in international espionage in director Hal Hartley's sequel to the critically acclaimed Henry Fool.

Bubble Boy -- A sheltered young man will stop at nothing to land his dream girl.

Half of the fun of writer-director Andrew Jenkins' feature debut "a heist film that gets everything right about a crime that goes all too wrong" is keeping track of who is doing what to whom and why. Who is robbing the bank? What are they after? These are the simple elements that keep rearranging themselves in this clever indie crime flick as Jinx (Nick Stahl) and Jessica (Erika Christensen) find themselves trapped inside a vault, with bank-robber Simon (Gavin Rossdale), stuck on the other side of the vault door, and the police stuck outside the bank. A fresh, freewheeling take on a genre perennial, this IFC film playfully hits the reset button every time things seem to settle into place.

When it's discovered that her deceased ex-husband's manuscript contains information that could threaten national security and implicate the government in a variety of conspiracies, Fay Grim (Parker Posey) is forced to travel to Paris and retrieve the book before it falls into the wrong hands. A follow-up to the critically acclaimed Henry Fool, this puzzling thriller from Hal Hartley also stars Jeff Goldblum and Saffron Burrows.

A single mother from Queens becomes unwittingly embroiled in international espionage in director Hal Hartley's sequel to the critically acclaimed Henry Fool.

A single mother from Queens becomes unwittingly embroiled in international espionage in director Hal Hartley's sequel to the critically acclaimed Henry Fool.

A single mother from Queens becomes unwittingly embroiled in international espionage in director Hal Hartley's sequel to the critically acclaimed HENRY FOOL.

Public defender Carter (Roger Smith) has had all he can take dealing with a corrupt judicial system. Over the objections of his wife, Sharice (Monica Calhoun), he quits his job, opens an inner-city law office and organizes a group of activists out to change the system. In a moment of truth, Sharice must decide whether she'll stay with her husband and fight the good fight or move to the suburbs with their two young children.

One man is determined to fight for justice...no matter what the cost! Roger Guenveur Smith (All About the Benjamins, Final Destination) hits hard as Carter, an ambitious public defender fed up with a corrupt judicial system. Despite objections by his gorgeous socialite wife, Sharice (Monica Calhoun, Beaty Shop, The Players Club), he quits his job, opens an inner city law office and organizes a group of activists determined to change the system.

One man is determined to fight for justice...no matter what the cost! Roger Guenveur Smith (All About the Benjamins, Final Destination) hits hard as Carter, an ambitious public defender fed up with a corrupt judicial system. Despite objections by his gorgeous socialite wife, Sharice (Monica Calhoun, Beaty Shop, The Players Club), he quits his job, opens an inner city law office and organizes a group of activists determined to change the system.

Bobby (Nick Stahl) takes great joy in bossing around and beating up his best friend, slovenly ex-surfer Marty (Brad Renfro). But when Marty's girlfriend (Rachel Miner) witnesses one too many of these incidents, she vows to kill Bobby, enlisting her friends -- and a hit man -- to help. From controversial director Larry Clark (Kids), this unsettling drama is based on a true crime. Parental advisory: Contains sexually explicit material.