Sharon Stone

Alpha Dog -- When one drug dealer crosses another, a hasty kidnapping leads to a shocking conclusion in this powerful and controversial film starring Sharon Stone, Justin Timberlake and Bruce Willis.

Wassup Rockers -- Ten years after Kids, Larry Clark tackles the controversial subject of teens and race in LA.

They grew up together in the suburbs of LA, living their own version of the American dream, with every day a blur of partying and looking for the next thrill. Johnny (Emile Hirsch, Lords of Dogtown) is the leader in their sordid world of drugs, greed, power and privilege. But when he is double-crossed by another dealer, things quickly begin to spiral out of control, and an impulsive kidnapping leads to a shocking conclusion. Justin Timberlake (Edison), Sharon Stone (Bobby) and Bruce Willis (Lucky Number Slevin) co-star in this powerful and controversial film.

"Bobby" re-imagines one of the most explosively tragic nights in American history. By following the stories of 22 fictional characters in the Ambassador Hotel on the fateful eve that Presidential hopeful Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot, writer/director Emilio Estevez and an accomplished ensemble cast forge an intimate mosaic of an America careening towards a moment of shattering change – as different characters navigate prejudice, injustice, chaos and their own complicated personal lives, while seeking the last glimmering signs of hope in Kennedy’s idealism. In exploring the diverse experiences of ordinary people, the film celebrates the spirit of an extraordinary man and servers as a snapshot of this emblematic time in history.

When one drug dealer crosses another, a hasty kidnapping leads to a shocking conclusion in this powerful and controversial film starring Sharon Stone, Justin Timberlake and Bruce Willis.

When one drug dealer crosses another, a hasty kidnapping leads to a shocking conclusion in this powerful and controversial film starring Sharon Stone, Justin Timberlake and Bruce Willis.

They grew up together in the suburbs of LA, living their own version of the American dream, with every day a blur of partying and looking for the next thrill. Johnny (Emile Hirsch, LORDS OF DOGTOWN) is the leader in their sordid world of drugs, greed, power and privilege. But when he is double-crossed by another dealer, things quickly begin to spiral out of control, and an impulsive kidnapping leads to a shocking conclusion. Justin Timberlake (EDISON), Sharon Stone (BOBBY) and Bruce Willis (LUCKY NUMBER SLEVIN) co-star in this powerful and controversial film.

Ten years after Kids, Larry Clark tackles the controversial subject of teens and race in LA, aiming his lens on an unlikely crew of Latino skate punk kids from the ghetto neighborhood of South Central who just want to be themselves. When Jonathan, Kico, Eddie, Spermball, Porky, Louie and Carlos take an impromptu skating trip to Beverly Hills one day, they get into trouble with the cops, enjoy sexual encounters with rich white girls, and face off against hostile boyfriends and suspicious neighbors. It takes all of their strength and cunning to make their way back home to the (relative) safety of South Central. Overflowing with tenderness and sly humor, Wassup Rockers is another bold vision of youth under fire from the incomparable Larry Clark.

Bill Murray (Lost in Translation) stars in the comedic story of an aging Don Juan who hits the road on a revealing and humorous cross-country journey. 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. From acclaimed director Jim Jarmusch and co-starring Sharon Stone, Frances Conroy, Jessica Lange, Tilda Swinton, and Jeffrey Wright, Broken Flowers is the highly original comedy that Peter Travers of Rolling Stone says is "filled with wonderful mischief" and "brings out the best in Bill Murray."

A beautiful crime novelist suspected of murder plays a deadly game with the psychiatrist investigating her.

Ten years after Kids, Larry Clark tackles the controversial subject of teens and race in LA.

Ten years after Kids, Larry Clark tackles the controversial subject of teens and race in LA.