Larry David

The co-creator of TV's "Seinfeld" exposes his George Costanza-like personality in this delightfully deadpan comedy special. Done "mocumentary" style with appearances by friends like Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander and others, the show depicts Larry's efforts to persuade HBO executives to gamble on a two-part special about his return to the stand-up circuit.

An eccentric New Yorker falls for a Southern runaway, and when her parents come to reclaim her, all discover that love thrives in unexpected ways.

Larry David stars in this HBO Films comedy as Nathan Flomm, a marketing executive at a start-up company who loses a fortune after a petty argument with his boss (Jon Hamm). The company then makes billions, leaving Nathan publicly humiliated. But even after changing his identity and moving to a small island off the Massachusetts coast, his past threatens to disrupt his new life.

Watch the best episodes from the early 80s late-night sketch comedy show Fridays, the ABC network's answer to Saturday Night Live.

Using a first-person approach to explore the work of renowned physician Dr. John Sarno and his radical methods to treating back pain, All The Rage examines the connection between emotions and health. Featuring interviews with Howard Stern, Larry David, Senators Bernie Sanders and Tom Harkin, and other luminaries, All The Rage offers a profound rethink of our health care.

Follows comedian Lou DiMaggio as he rolls up his sleeves to make his way back into the world of stand-up and get up on stage again.

This hilarious and intimate documentary celebrates the life and legacy of the late actor, writer, and producer Bob Einstein. Exploring Einstein's unlikely discovery and enduring career, the film features interviews with those who knew him best.

Americans have long depended on Canada for three things: oil, maple syrup and comedians. David Steinberg counts among Canada's biggest comedic exports. Born in Winnipeg, he attended Yeshiva in Chicago, abandoning his studies to join the legendary Second City. He never looked back. The film features priceless archival footage of his performances, including The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, where he was second only to Bob Hope in the number of appearances and the standup shows that put him in the ranks of George Carlin and Richard Pryor. At times too controversial for US networks, his religious sermonettes generated more hate mail for CBS than any network had ever received, resulting in the cancellation of The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. His directing credits are no less outstanding, including Seinfeld, Mad About You, Golden Girls and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Steinberg’s incredible career influenced a generation and now, after 25 years, he returns to the stage in this exceptional biography.

A look at the history and impact of Manhattan Plaza in New York City, a luxury complex repurposed as subsidized housing for artists in the 1970s.

An innocent man is accused of murder, leading his attorney on a wild chase to confirm his alibi using raw footage from a television show.