Richard Crudo

Brooklyn, 1985. With the mob world as a backdrop, three life-long friends struggle with questions of love, loss and loyalty.

Brooklyn Rules -- Three friends struggle with life on the mean streets of 1980s Brooklyn.

John, a recent Yale graduate, moves to Los Angeles to pursue a writing career. Living by the advice of his uncle, "Don't feel anything for anyone," John floats from job to job attempting to live a life of detachment. Out of the blue one day, fed up with life, John flies off the handle and quits his job. Drifting to the lower spectrum of society, he becomes the handyman and rent collector of a slumlord, where he meets Bevan, an oversexed, alcoholic vixen. As he spends his days fixing plumbing and evicting tenants, his drinking becomes a nightly routine at the local bar. But when an unexpected tragedy forces itself upon him, John must re-examine what has happened to his life, and learns that perhaps feeling for others and involving yourself in the gritty detail of people's lives may actually help him fulfill his own dreams. Originally released in 1996, featuring stellar performances by an all-star cast, this ten year anniversary special edition features a re-edit and extras by director George Hickenlooper (Factory Girl). Featuring Kyra Sedgwick, Rory Cochrane, and Renée Zellweger.

Action superstar Steven Seagal ("Cradle 2 the Grave," "Exit Wounds") stars as a government agent-turned-survivalist from Northern Alaska who works on a wildlife refuge and sponsors a young girl in an International foster program. When he discovers that the foster program is really a human trafficking operation unwittingly financed by honest and well-intentioned samaritans, he heads overseas to find the girl and shut down the operation. Also starring Matt Schulze ("Blade II," "The Fast and the Furious"), Robbie Gee ("Underworld," "Snatch"), Nick Brimble ("A Knight's Tale," "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"). Directed by Po-Chih Leong ("Immortality," TV's "Wolf Lake").