How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town

Kyra Sedgwick’s directorial feature debut follows Alex on a journey of love and self-discovery. Alex lives on a flower farm with his family, but he’s struggling to cope with the heavy burden of existence. One day, he decides to book a one-way trip to Mars, where he hopes he can escape his life. His family is perplexed by the decision but can’t convince him to stay. It’s not until he meets a charming woman that the magic of unexpected love changes his itinerary. The science fiction romantic comedy co-stars Kyle Allen, Alexandra Shipp, Madeline Brewer, and Kevin Bacon.

A single woman and a spy race to elude a federal agent and uncover the truth about a clandestine mission gone awry. Meanwhile, a CIA director attempts to discover why the unlikely duo have taken flight.

Four successful men find themselves easing into long-term relationships, but they’re not all that comfortable about it, in this intelligent comedy-drama. Terry (Shemar Moore), Jackson (Morris Chestnut), Brian (Bill Bellamy), and Derrick (D.L. Hughley) are four close friends who get together once a week to play basketball and compare notes on their problems with women. And as it turns out, they have a lot to say in that area. Terry has just gotten engaged to BeBe (Susan Dalian), who is more than a bit controlling. Jackson has a deep fear of commitment, symbolized by a recurring dream in which he’s attacked by women wearing wedding gowns; what’s more, he’s started seeing Denise (Gabrielle Union), who he learns once had a fling with his dad (Clifton Powell). Brian is a lawyer who has discovered his next court date will see him pleading a case in front of a judge who used to be his girlfriend (Angelle Brooks). And Derrick’s marriage to Sheila (Tamala Jones) is falling apart at the seams. The Brothers also features one-time Jeffersons regular Marla Gibbs, and Jennifer Lewis as Jackson’s mother, who may be giving his father a second chance after many years apart.