Phat Beach - DVD

An aging comedian tours the California desert, lost in a cycle of third-rate venues, novelty tourist attractions, and vain attempts to reach his estranged daughter. By day, he slogs through the barren landscape, inadvertently alienating every acquaintance. At night, he seeks solace in the animation of his onstage persona. Fueled by the promise of a lucrative Hollywood engagement and the possibility of rekindling a relationship with his daughter, he trudges through a series of increasingly surreal and volatile encounters.

Central Intelligence (2016) Sometimes it is best to just find old friends on social media, and then maintain a digital correspondence relationship. As he was browsing through social media one day, an accountant discovers the account of a friend he has not seen since high school. The accountant reconnects with his friend, and the two set up a time to meet and catch up. It is not long before the accountant finds out that his friend is actually an international spy, and that maybe it would have been best to just exchange a few emails instead of getting together again.

Winona Ryder (in an Oscar nominated role) and Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon (1995 Best Actress, Dead Man Walking) star in this "affectionate, superbly acted" (Los Angeles Times) family favorite. With her husband off at war, Marmee (Sarandon) is left alone to raise their four daughters, her LITTLE WOMEN. There is the spirited Jo (Ryder); conservative Meg (Trini Alvarado, Paulie); fragile Beth (Claire Danes, William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet); and romantic Amy (played at different ages by Kirsten Dunst, Marie Antoinette; and Samantha Mathis, Broken Arrow). As the years pass, the sisters share some of the most cherished and painful memories of self-discovery, as Marmee and Aunt March (Mary Wickes, The Man Who Came to Dinner) guide them through issues of independence, romance and virtue.