True Colors (released on March 15, 1991) dives headfirst into the ruthless, morally compromised corridors of Washington politics with a sharply acted exploration of...
Most Wanted (released in theaters on October 10, 1997) charges forward as a high-octane conspiracy thriller packed with explosive set pieces, government betrayal, and...
Blue Ice (released on July 31, 1993) plunged viewers back into the shadowed, treacherous corridors of post-Cold War espionage with cool British sophistication and...
Office Killer (released on December 3, 1997) descends into the bizarre, grotesque world of corporate downsizing with subversively dark humor and striking artistic flair....
Deconstructing Harry (released in theaters on December 12, 1997) explodes onto the screen as a darkly cynical, wildly inventive comedy that explores artistic narcissism,...
One Night Stand (released in theaters on November 14, 1997) unfolds as a brooding, emotionally complex romantic drama that explores fidelity, destiny, and the...
U-Turn descends into a feverish, sun-bleached nightmare of bad luck, betrayal, and relentless greed in the isolated desert town of Superior, Arizona. Directed with...
American Beauty (released in theaters on October 1, 1999) dissects the dark, glossy underbelly of late-twentieth-century American suburbia with biting dark humor and poetic...
Two Girls and a Guy (released in theaters on September 9, 1997) delivers a raw, claustrophobic exploration of infidelity, narcissism, and emotional confrontation. Written...
The River Wild (released in theaters on September 30, 1994) combines white-water survival action with high-stakes psychological suspense to deliver a gripping, nature-bound thriller....
Sleep with Me (released in theaters on September 23, 1994) captures the messy, witty, and deeply conflicted nature of romantic entanglements among a tight-knit...
Hexed (released in theaters on January 22, 1993) takes a razor-sharp, satirical aim at the erotic thriller phenomenon that dominated early 1990s cinema. Written...
My Giant (released in theaters on April 10, 1998) opens on Sammy Kamin (Billy Crystal), a fast-talking, low-level Hollywood talent agent struggling to keep...