Anna Lise Phillips

After crossing a line with a colleague, a misanthropic microbiologist is forced into sensitivity training with a bubbly coach determined to fix her.

Man's best friend becomes his worst nightmare when a horde of wild dogs descends upon a family's farmhouse in a fang-bearing fight for survival.

Three months after she was shot and left for dead, Alice wakes up from a coma with no memory of who she is. No real memories are coming back to her, not even a clue about who tried to kill her or why. As more memories start to return, Alice learns horrible truths about the person she was and finds herself caught in a dangerous ploy as she fights for a chance at redeeming her identity.

Australian director Julie Money’s auspicious debut thriller from IFC Films recounts a tale of middle-class whites, revenge, and family disillusionment. The film opens with the theft of a black dress off the clothesline of wife and homemaker Kate (Linda Cropper) by a band of suburban thugs led by Nick (Scott Major) and sexpot Rachel (Anna Lise Phillips). When Kate spies her dress on Rachel at the local swimming pool, she decides to take it back, no matter the consequences. The hoodlums retaliate by breaking into Kate's house and sexually torturing her son Matt (Wade Osborne); this almost pushes Kate over the edge. Her all-consuming passion for revenge, which threatens her marriage and relationship with her son, eventually erupts into a horrifyingly violent climax. Envy earned Phillips an AFI Award nomination and was an official selection at the 1999 Toronto Film Festival.

When a local girl goes missing, a woman is forced to face the demons from her traumatic childhood.

Based on the book The Three Stooges: From Amalgamated Morons to American Icons, this MOW dramatizes the rise of the comedy trio to worldwide fame.

On April 26, 2012, six people entered an Isolated, Confined Environment with the mission to simulate a trip to Mars. It was a catastrophic failure.