Friars Club Comedy Film Festival 2011

A documentary film about Oscar-nominated animator Bill Plympton. This is a portrait piece that includes interviews with family, friends, colleagues, critics, and fans.

Four rogues, who were best friends as kids, have one big problem: they're sitting on both sides of the law. A Danish action-comedy in the vein of ‘Ocean’s 11’, it features Rutger Hauer in a return to villainous excellence.

A 30-something career woman tries to find the balance between her demanding family and her perfect new boyfriend.

Sam’s genitals are missing. Doctor Love prescribes her a medicine but Pete, the receptionist, accidentally swaps her medicine for Alex’s, the handsome young man Sam met in the waiting room who suffers from the same affliction.

Two small-time car thieves unexpectedly turn their lives around after deciding to take the 12-year-old next door neighbor under their wings.

A film that spins the BBC funded documentary- we see inside the life of a certain type of human- the Douche.

Duke White has made a glorious mess of his life and decides to throw himself over Niagara Falls. Even worse, he subjected his three eldest boys - Cal, Nuts and Jacob - to drug tests as children and pocketed the money. Not knowing how much time they have left, the boys all decide to live the rest of their short lives to the fullest. But making up for past mistakes and doing all the things in life that they should have just isn't nearly that simple for the White boys ... and their adventures spiral into mythological stories within stories and fantastical twists of fate.

Two old friends bump into each other over coffee and get into a heated discussion about life and death. Well, mostly death.

In this surreal comedy, a conflicted priest and lifelong loser (Steve Little, Eastbound and Down) invites his childhood idol on a canoe trip that devolves into a David Lynch-esque nightmare.