Mili Avital

When Do We Eat? -- A family's Passover gets screwy after the patriarch unknowingly ingests a hit of Ecstasy.

The Human Stain -- A light comedy about a man, his obsession with cleanliness, and his epic battle with a stain he can't get rid off.

At Passover Seder, one of the boys slips dad a dose of LSD in order "to give him a new perspective," while mom brings a handsome stranger to dinner, and the kids take sides. By the end of the night, dad's visions turn him into a modern day Moses intent on leading this hungry group to the promised land of family bliss. Of course, they're all so stubborn, it'd be easier to part the Red Sea.

Strict patriarch Ira Stuckman (Michael Lerner) experiences religious ecstasy -- literally -- after being slipped a hallucinogenic drug during the family's Passover Seder meal. With a little psychedelic inspiration, the once-gruff and critical Ira embraces the spirit of the holiday, vowing to guide his contentious clan toward forgiveness and harmony. Jack Klugman co-stars in director Salvador Litvak's chemically laced domestic comedy.

A family's Passover gets screwy after the patriarch unknowingly ingests a hit of Ecstasy.

A family's Passover gets screwy after the patriarch unknowingly ingests a hit of Ecstasy.

An old-fashioned Jewish father vows to bring his stubborn family together (despite their lingering disagreements) after being slipped a dose of ecstasy during the annual Passover celebration in this psychedelic Seder comedy.

Based upon the true story of the "Warsaw Ghetto Uprising" in 1943, this heart wrenching docudrama was nominated for 4 Emmy awards and 1 Golden Globe award. Following their invasion of Poland in September 1939, the Nazis force the Jewish population in Warsaw to relocate to an enclosed area that became known as the "Warsaw Ghetto." After years of Nazi oppression, a small resistance movement rises up and strikes back, eventually holding at bay thousands of German troops for seven months with homemade weapons and their bare hands. Starring Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Donald Sutherland ("Space Cowboys," "Art of War"), Academy Award-winner Jon Voight ("Ali," "Pearl Harbor"), Emmy-nominee David Schwimmer (TV's "Friends," "Band of Brothers"), Emmy-winner Hank Azaria ("America's Sweethearts," TV's "Fail Safe"), Leelee Sobieski ("Joyride," "Eyes Wide Shut") and Cary Elwes ("Kiss the Girls," "Twister"). Directed by Jon Avnet ("Up Close & Personal," "Fried Green Tomatoes").

After years of Nazi oppression, a small Jewish resistance movement rises up and strikes back, eventually holding at bay thousands of German troops for seven months with homemade weapons and their bare hands.

The Uprising -- A prophecy that concerns all of mankind that was told by a Cree woman named Fire Eyes comes to life in this eye opening animation.

Photojournalist and divorced dad Hank covers dangerous trouble-spots around the world, much to the chagrin of his 13-yr-old daughter Constance and his young girfriend Erin. Things come to a head when Constance comes to live with him for 3 months.

Bill Pullman plays Mike Max, a Hollywood producer who struck it rich and gained power in the film industry through his successful series of brutally violent action movies. However, the dedication and balance that Max shows in the office does not translate to his home life, where he can barely find time for his wife Paige (Andie MacDowell). Paige announces that she wants a divorce and Max admits to himself that she suffered emotional hardship at his hands. Seeking meaning in her life, Paige travels to the Third World as a volunteer. An emotionally disconnected Max does not realize the amount of physical and emotional violence in his life until he is facing it directly and he makes it his mission to not only change his life, but to change the way that the business that has made him his fortune addresses brutality.