Sara Driver

Broken Flowers -- When a mysterious pink letter informs Don Johnston (Murray) that he may have a 19-year-old son, he visits four former lovers, where he comes face to face with the errors of his past and the possibilities of the future.

Permanent Vacation -- Eric Bury, a mild mannered and workaholic Englishman, is ordered by his boss to take a vacation. After briefly consulting with his wife and teenage children, he decides on a family camping trip. When the family arrives at the rundown Florida 'Adventures Unlimited' campground, they are plunged into a world of escalating sexual debauchery, religious ecstasy and human sacrifice, serving up a dark, comedic, outlandish ride. Will they keep their cool, or one by one gradually lose their senses, due to the onslaught of one bizarre event after another. When his wife decides to fulfill her sexual fantasy with a motorcycle-riding dwarf, Eric has had enough and tries to end the madness to save his family from a total collapse into anarchy. PERMANENT VACATION serves up a wildly creative comedy of the bizarre featuring star performances by rising talent; in the tradition of Slacker and Idiocracy.

Eric Bury, a mild mannered and workaholic Englishman, is ordered by his boss to take a vacation. After briefly consulting with his wife and teenage children, he decides on a family camping trip. When the family arrives at the rundown Florida 'Adventures Unlimited' campground, they are plunged into a world of escalating sexual debauchery, religious ecstasy and human sacrifice, serving up a dark, comedic, outlandish ride. Will they keep their cool, or one by one gradually lose their senses, due to the onslaught of one bizarre event after another. When his wife decides to fulfill her sexual fantasy with a motorcycle-riding dwarf, Eric has had enough and tries to end the madness to save his family from a total collapse into anarchy. "Permanent Vacation" serves up a wildly creative comedy of the bizarre featuring star performances by rising talent; in the tradition of Slacker and Idiocracy.

Joe Strummer, gravel-voiced frontman for the Clash, springs to life in Julien Temple's illuminatingly honest documentary.