Mike Beaver

Sorority Boys -- Booted from their fraternity, three down-on-their luck college students try a new tactic: they dress as women and pledge the 'ugly girl' sorority.

Loser -- Two misfit New York college students find that even losers get lucky sometimes.

Critically acclaimed at film festivals worldwide, LOSER in the vein of Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs," reinvents independent cinema with an edgy combination of dark humor, raw emotion, violence and a hip sense of dread. Twenty-three year old James Dean Ray (Kirk Harris, Chamaco) is a small time drug dealer bent on self destruction. The product of a broken home, Jimmy refuses help from the people around him and spends his final hours hanging out and selling drugs, with, of course, an occasional robbery. Oblivious and indifferent to his pending doom, James Dean Ray is on cruise control to nowhere with the only form of redemption being the way in which he eventually and inevitably crashes.

Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner and Emmy-nominee Michael Douglas ("Don't Say a Word," "Traffic") and Academy Award-nominee Albert Brooks ("Finding Nemo," "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World") star in this hilarious remake of the classic film "The In-Laws." Intrigue and comedic mix-ups abound when the father of the groom involves the father of the bride in top-secret international adventures. Also starring Academy Award-nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Candice Bergen ("Sweet Home Alabama," "Miss Congeniality"), Robin Tunney ("Vertical Limit," "End of Days"), Ryan Reynolds ("The Amityville Horror," "Blade: Trinity") and Lindsay Sloane ("Bring It On," TV's "The Wonder Years").

Emmy Award-winner Peter Falk ("Columbo," "The Princess Bride") and Academy Award-winner Alan Arkin ("Little Miss Sunshine," "Slums of Beverly Hills") are brilliantly funny in this zany comedy about a dentist and a "CIA Agent," and their riotous misadventures on the eve of their children's wedding. Written by Andrew Bergman ("Honeymoon in Vegas," "Blazing Saddles"), and co-starring Academy Award-nominee David Paymer ("Alex & Emma," "State & Main"), Ed Begley, Jr. ("The Accidental Tourist") and Nancy Dussault (TV's "Too Close for Comfort"). A runaway boxoffice hit, this film was directed by Academy Award-honoree Andrew Hiller ("Carpool," "Silver Streak").

Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner and Emmy-nominee Michael Douglas (DON'T SAY A WORD, TRAFFIC) and Academy Award-nominee Albert Brooks (FINDING NEMO, LOOKING FOR COMEDY IN THE MUSLIM WORLD) star in this hilarious remake of the classic film THE IN-LAWS. Intrigue and comedic mix-ups abound when the father of the groom involves the father of the bride in top-secret international adventures. Also starring Academy Award-nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Candice Bergen, Robin Tunney, Ryan Reynolds and Lindsay Sloane.

The high-heeled high jinks begin when three falsely accused "frat brats" find themselves booted from their brotherhood. Short on cash and desperate, they use pancake, pantyhose, and "pluck" to pledge the ugly girl sorority. Life's a drag as they try to find their way back to fraternity life, and dressing the part puts them in hilarious hot water time and again. What's a boy, pretending to be a girl, to do after treating women so badly? Once in touch with their feminine side, our "girls" realize the error of their ways and make up for their mistakes.

Booted from their fraternity, three down-on-their luck college students try a new tactic: they dress as women and pledge the "ugly girl" sorority.

Booted from their fraternity, three down-on-their luck college students try a new tactic: they dress as women and pledge the "ugly girl" sorority.

The high-heeled high jinks begin when three falsely accused "frat brats" find themselves booted from their brotherhood. Short on cash and desperate, they use pancake, pantyhose, and "pluck" to pledge the ugly girl sorority. Life's a drag as they try to find their way back to fraternity life, and dressing the part puts them in hilarious hot water time and again. What's a boy, pretending to be a girl, to do after treating women so badly? Once in touch with their feminine side, our "girls" realize the error of their ways and make up for their mistakes.

From director/screenwriter Amy Heckerling (Clueless, Fast Times at Ridgemont High) comes Loser, a college comedy about trusting yourself, taking a chance and turning your back on the people who take advantage of you. Nerdy, good-natured Paul Tannek (American Pie's Jason Biggs) is a square peg in the round hole that is New York University. His pot-smoking, girl-chasing roommates hate him, and everyone else on campus ignores him. But when he meets fellow student Dora Diamond (Mena Suvari, American Beauty), he discovers a kindred spirit. Dora is pratically broke, has nowhere to live, and her boyfriend, Professor Edward Alcott (Oscar nominee Greg Kinnear), is more interested in manipulating her than loving her. The more people push them around, the closer Paul and Dora get-she helps him dress better and appreciate New York, he lets her stay with him while she finds a job. In the end, Paul and Dora not only fall for each other, they find the courage to walk away from the people who walk all over them-proof that even losers get lucky sometimes.

For Paul Tannek (Jason Biggs), life couldn't get much worse: His college roommates hate him, the girl he likes (Mena Suvari) can't stand him and everyone on campus thinks he's a dork. But things improve when Paul moves into a nearby veterinary hospital. He now has access to the best party locale -- and that could make his dream girl sit up and take notice.