Paul Greco

Henry Fool -- With his sixth feature film, Hal Hartley, brings us a riotous epic of friendship, ambition, and forgiveness which is as emotional as it is funny, as thoughtful as it is disturbing.

Henry Fool -- Simon is a garbage man with a poet s spirit, an addled mom, and an angry sad eyed sister. Parker Posey and Thomas Jay Ryan meet Henry Fool in this bizarrely dark indie comedy.

Acclaimed writer/director Hal Harley's (Amateur, Flirt), Henry Fool is a Faustian black comedy that will leave you screaming with laughter at its wild mix of vulgarity, antic humor and deeply-felt emotion. Intense, nerdy young garbageman Simon Grim (James Urbaniak) sulks through a sexless, humiliating lower-class existence. He shares a house in Queens, NY, with his clinically depressed mother Mary (Maria Porter) and sarcastic, promiscuous sister Fay (Parker Posey). Into their mundane existence comes Henry Fool (Thomas Jay Ryan), a freewheeling, depraved faux intellectual and writer who inspires the repressed Simon to come out of his shell by writing a book-length poem. He also begins an affair with Fay, the two making love at the most awkwardly inappropriate moments. At Henry's goading, Simon timidly peddles his manuscript to an unscrupulous publisher, setting in motion an unforeseen chain of events both tragic and hilarious.

When Harry Met Sally... for the '90s. If Lucy Fell is a romantic free-for-all starring Sarah Jessica Parker (TV's "Sex and the City"), Eric Scheffer, Ben Stiller (There's Something About Mary) and Elle Macpherson. Parker is Lucy, a 29-year-old, New York therapist whose latest romantic meltdown inspires her to reconsider a rash college pact. Along with her roommate, Joe, she swears to jump from the Brooklyn Bridge if she doesn't find love by age 30. A little dramatic? Maybe. But what she finds instead is a screw ball romantic disaster loaded with comedy, friendship, and even true love.

With his sixth feature film, Hal Hartley, brings us a riotous epic of friendship, ambition, and forgiveness which is as emotional as it is funny, as thoughtful as it is disturbing.

With his sixth feature film, Hal Hartley, brings us a riotous epic of friendship, ambition, and forgiveness which is as emotional as it is funny, as thoughtful as it is disturbing.

If Lucy Fell is a romantic free-for-all starring Sarah Jessica Parker (TV's Sex and the City), EricScheffer, Ben Stiller (There's Something About Mary) and Elle Macpherson.

Out-of-control comedy features Jim Carrey at his hilarious best as a hard-wired cable installer just looking for a friend. Matthew Broderick co-stars.

Out-of-control comedy features Jim Carrey at his hilarious best as a hard-wired cable installer just looking for a friend. Matthew Broderick co-stars.

Jim Carrey is Chip Douglas, cable installer. Raised on television sitcoms, he wants life to look just like My Three Sons. And when he meets single guy Steven Kovacs (Matthew Broderick), he sees his chance for some serious male bonding. But Chip's idea of friendship - which includes physical assault, a game of 'Porno Password' and a medieval joust - may be hazardous to Steven's health. In Chip's own immortal words, "I can be your best friend... or your worst enemy." Directed by Ben Stiller (Reality Bites).

If Lucy Fell -- If Lucy Fell is a romantic free-for-all starring Sarah Jessica Parker (TV's Sex and the City), EricScheffer, Ben Stiller (There's Something About Mary) and Elle Macpherson.

Lucy is a 29-year-old New York therapist whose latest romantic meltdown inspires her to reconsider a rash college pact. Along with her roommate, Joe, she swears to jump from the Brooklyn Bridge if she doesn't find love by age 30. A little dramatic? Maybe. But what she finds instead is a screw ball romantic disaster loaded with comedy, friendship, and even true love.