Michael Ritchie

Feature trailer for Pete Smalls is Dead. Former Oscar winning screenwriter KC Munk (Peter Dinklage) is down on his luck, reduced to counting quarters in a broken down Laundromat in a go-nowhere town. When his bookie shows up looking for $10,000, KC has nothing left to give so they take the only thing he has left -- his best friend and 16-year-old dog, Buddha. In order to get Buddha back, KC has to return to the place he hates -- Los Angeles -- and borrow money from the one guy he knows who has money -- his old friend, the infamous film director Pete Smalls (Tim Roth). Unfortunately, when KC finally gets to Los Angeles, he learns Pete Smalls is actually dead and his masterpiece, his unfinished final film, is gone. And so begins a frantic search through Los Angeles and Mexico for KC Munk and his buddy Jack Games (Mark Boone Jr.), Jack's rich Armenian uncle Sacco (Seymour Cassel), bigwig producer Hal Lazar (Ritchie Coster), Pete's gold-digging ex-wife Julia (Rosie Perez, Pineapple Express), sleazy independent financiers Bernie Lake (Steve Buscemi) and Leonard Proval (Michael Lerner), smoking hot French editor Saskia (Theresa Wayman), and a host of other colorful characters who are all trying to find out the answer to one simple question: Is Pete Smalls Dead?

Smile. -- Filmed in a single continuous shot, this stylish existential drama unfolds entirely inside a photo booth. Artfully detached and darkly comical, SMILE. is about the strange case of a man, a photo booth and infinite secrets.

Smile -- Skateboarding was born in the streets by youth who wanted a different way to interpret their urban environment. This is the story of teaching skateboarding in the poorest neighborhoods of Bangalore, India.

V: Season 1: Episode 15 -- Needing medicine to treat a deadly diphtheria epidemic, Julie and Kyle recruit a youth gang, one of whom may be a Visitor spy, to help steal the serum.