Ben Stiller in as un-Ben Stiller a role as you can imagine. Stiller plays a nuerotic, just-released-from-a-mental-hospital New Yorker who comes to stay at his brother's house while he's away in Asia on vacation. Stiller finds himself surrounded by old friends who may or may not care whether he's living or dead, and also falling into a relationship with his brother's assistant (played by indie ingenue Greta Gerwig). "Awkward" is probably the best word to describe this movie, but the nudity is great. Now on Bluray!

Ben Stiller in as un-Ben Stiller a role as you can imagine. Stiller plays a nuerotic, just-released-from-a-mental-hospital New Yorker who comes to stay at his brother's house while he's away in Asia on vacation. Stiller finds himself surrounded by old friends who may or may not care whether he's living or dead, and also falling into a relationship with his brother's assistant (played by indie ingenue Greta Gerwig). "Awkward" is probably the best word to describe this movie, but the nudity is great.

Two screenwriting couples head to a remote cabin in the woods, hoping that the change of scenery will get the creative juices flowing. Amid the solitude, the dynamics of their relationships are revealed as they strive to write their masterworks. Complicating matters though, is the lurking presence of a strange man who wears a bag over his head. Brothers Jay and Mark Duplass wrote and directed this offbeat follow-up to 2005's The Puffy Chair. Also starring Cass Naumann.

After graduating from college, Hannah (Greta Gerwig) gets rid of her uninspired musician boyfriend (Mark Duplass), goes to work as an intern at a Chicago production company and develops new crushes on co-workers Matt and Paul. Director Joe Swanberg guides an inspired cast (which includes several aspiring filmmakers) that uses handheld video, improvised plot lines and episodic story structures to express a new idiom for life as a 20-something.