Sometimes help appears from the most unlikely sources. Jill Kendall (Nicole Freeman) is in Miami after fleeing an abusive boyfriend and her unsupportive parents, when she drops by a cabaret for lunch. There she meets Mona (Girlina) and Billee (Candis Cayne) who call themselves “gender illusionists” and take her under their wing. She’s looking for a career in modelling and her angels know all of the do’s and don’ts to help her along. But as she gets rich and famous, Jill is the target for all those who want a piece of of her. But she doesn’t forget who was on her side at the start.

Director:  Stephen Kinsella Writer:  Stephen Kinsella Cast:
Nicole Freeman -  Jill Chris Sery -  Keith Candis Cayne -  Billee Girlina -  Mona Steve Kinsella -  Oliver David Asili -  Maurice Tony Pompile -  Jake Angel Boris -  Kathy		Christina Rumore -  Cindy Patrica Cook -  Jean David Anthony Pizzuto -  Jack Kendal Carolyn SeRine -  Madeline Greg Pittman -  Kenny Chad Ayers -  Sal Brian Davis -  Arnie Jason Varge -  Lothario

How well do you know someone as they become a big part of your daily life? Alicia Campbell (Mia Kirshner) glides into the life of Hadley Ashton (Meredith Monroe) becoming indispensable, charming, helpful, subservient, manipulative, corrupting and eventually switching roles in her life. Watching this happen is so reminiscent of the process that Mia Kirshner uses so successfully in her role on the TV show, The L Word.

Director:  Zoe Clarke-Williams Writer:  Victoria Strouse Cast:
Mia Kirshner -  Alicia Campbell Meredith Monroe -  Hadley Ashton Dominique Swain -  Sidney Connors Scott Bairstow -  Trevor Rachel True -  Julianne McDowell Levinson Taye Diggs -  Artie Bonner Glynnis O’Connor -  Connie Campbell Joanna Canton -  Sarah		Eric Michael Cole -  Warren Oliver Hudson -  Josh Dean James -  Max J. Michael Hunter -  Charlie Edmund J. Kearney -  Dean Don Henderson Baker -  Haas Shawn Michelle Cosby -  Joanie Ralph Price -  Eddie

Mockery is spiteful even if it unintentional. Rebecca (Carla Gugino) is writing her doctoral thesis on the tracker for the Lewis and Clark expedition, Sacajawea (Mizuo Peck). Larry Daley (Ben Stiller), the new night security guard, tells her that she can find out more by questioning the exhibits because they come alive after sundown. Rebecca is crestfallen when she thinks he is making fun of her, the history geek, and all of the work she has dedicated her college life to doing.

Director:  Shawn Levy Writer:  Ben Garant; Thomas Lennon; Milan Trenc Cast:
Ben Stiller -  Larry Daley Carla Gugino -  Rebecca Dick Van Dyke -  Cecil Mickey Rooney -  Gus Bill Cobbs -  Reginald Jake Cherry -  Nick Daley Ricky Gervais -  Dr. McPhee Robin Williams -  Teddy Roosevelt		Kim Raver -  Erica Daley Patrick Gallagher -  Attila the Hun Rami Malek -  Ahkmenrah Pierfrancesco Favino -  Christopher Columbus Charles Q. Murphy -  Taxi Driver Steve Coogan -  Octavius Mizuo Peck -  Sacajawea Kerry van der Griend -  Neanderthal #1

Let’s take a moment and look at it from the monster’s point of view. You have no contemporaries, people shun you, you can breath fire but you look like you’ve been carved out of a log. In essence, you’re monstrous. Along comes a slip of a girl who works in TV and offers you your 15 minutes and what happens? You become a media darling, get blasted out of your head, annoy everyone with your demands and treat everyone with whom you come into contact… monstrously. Who’d want you and why would you stick around to take the chance?

Director:  Hal Hartley Writer:  Hal Hartley Cast:
Margrét Ákadóttir -  Rental agent Robert John Burke -  The Monster Julie Anderson -  Beautician Sarah Polley -  Beatrice Anna Kristín Arngrímsdóttir -  Sólveig Ilene Bergelson -  Ethel Guðrún Bjarnadóttir -  Marta Bessi Bjarnason -  Captain		Helgi Björnsson -  Leó Julie Christie -  Dr. Anna Stacy Dawson -  Mugger María Ellingsen -  Karlsdóttir/Gate-Manager Anthony Giangrande -  Journalist Erica Gimpel -  Judy Þröstur Leó Gunnarsson -  First mate Brynhildur Guðjónsdóttir -  Ticket clerk