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Keri Russell is down to revisit Felicity Porter’s life if a Felicity reboot were ever to materialize.

Amid a press tour to promote the new season of Netflix’s The Diplomat, Russell was asked if she would reprise her role of Felicity.

“I would totally do that if it was the right stuff,” Russell said in an interview to E! News.

Russell said she is still in touch with her Felicity co-stars Scott Speedman and Amanda Foreman, “who played my crazy goth roommate.”

“We all still talk all the time,” she added. “They’re like my total pals.”

When asked what Felicity would be up to in 2024, Russell said, “Mandy had a good pitch for it, actually. A really good pitch for, like… life wasn’t going great and, you know, didn’t work out. And she was supposed to be all these things. And then she bumps into someone…...

Nearly 22 years after its finale, Felicity is back — in a rewatch podcast featuring the cast.

The Ringer and Bad Robot Audio have announced Dear Felicity, a podcast that revisits the beloved WB series, which will debut March 13.

The podcast, the name of which calls back to the show’s cassette tape messages between Keri Russell’s eponymous main character and her friend Sally, voiced by Janeane Garofalo, is hosted by The Ringer’s Juliet Litman alongside Felicity alums Amanda Foreman and Greg Grunberg, who played the titular character’s college friends, Meghan and Sean. It’ll feature special guests from the show, including stars Russell, Scott Speedman, Scott Foley, Amy Jo Johnson, Ian Gomez and Tangi Miller, memorable guest star Jennifer Garner, as well as co-creators J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves (who also executive produce the podcast) and theme song composer Andrew Jarecki.

In addition to Abrams and Reeves, the...

Felicity, the WB series that launched Keri Russell, Scott Speedman and Scott Foley to household-name status, is getting a fond look back after 25 years by its stars and producers in a new weekly podcast.

Dear Felicity, from producer J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Audio and Spotify’s The Ringer, will debut Wednesday, March 13, with new episodes arriving every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other major podcast platforms.

While most “rewatch” podcasts are structured in an episode-by-episode format, Dear Felicity will instead cover themes and story arcs, with topics focusing on Felicity, The WB, the careers of those involved, and how the television business functioned at the time.

Felicity starred Russell as a young California woman attending college in New York City. Speedman and Foley were her love interests.

Hosted by Felicity stars Amanda Foreman and Greg Grunberg alongside The Ringer’s Juliet Litman, Dear Felicity will bring together cast,...

J.J. Abrams is taking a look back at “Felicity,” the beloved series he co-created that premiered 25 years ago, in a difference kind of rewatch podcast featuring guest appearances by the show’s stars, including Keri Russell, Scott Speedman and Scott Foley.

“Dear Felicity,” from Abrams’ Bad Robot Audio and Spotify’s The Ringer, is set to debut Wednesday, March 13. New episodes will drop Wednesdays on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other major podcast platforms.

According to the podcast’s producers, rather than the typical episode-by-episode approach of other nostalgic TV rewatch podcasts, episodes of “Dear Felicity” will cover “themes and story arcs to facilitate broader conversations” about “Felicity,” as well as The WB, the careers of those involved with the show and how the dynamics of the era’s TV business.

The podcast is hosted by “Felicity” stars Amanda Foreman and Greg Grunberg, alongside The Ringer’s Juliet Litman. Special guests will include Russell,...

With network shows wrapping early and endless streaming options at our disposal, the communal viewing experience is becoming a rarity. Enter the TVLine Binge Club , a new opportunity for everyone to get back on the same page — or at least the same channel — to reflect on classic shows that once brought us all together.

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It's been 20 years since Felicity premiered on The WB on Sept. 29, 1998.

Keri Russell, Scott Speedman, Amy Jo Johnson, Tangi Miller, Scott Foley, Greg Grunberg, Amanda Foreman and Ian Gomez made up the main cast of the series. J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves created Felicity, while Brian Grazer and Ron Howard served as producers through Imagine Entertainment.

The show follows recent high school graduate Felicity Porter (Russell) after her high school crush Ben (Speedman) signs her senior yearbook and reveals that he wished he could have gotten to know her better. Touched by the note, Felicity makes a ...

It's been more than 15 years since the cast of Felicity was in the same room together…until now. Keri Russell, Scott Foley, Scott Speedman, Amy Jo Johnson, Greg Grunberg, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman and Ian Gomez got together in Austin, Texas for the Atx TV Festival and Today cameras were there to capture their gathering. Felicity aired from 1998-2002 on The WB. In the interview below, the cast talked about the earliest and favorite memories of the show, which for Speedman includes just meeting everyone on the pilot, and got to the bottom of the mystery of Russell's hair: Yes, it's still curly. She gets it straightened. "Hold on, there's a Brazilian wax and a Brazilian hair...

Dear Sally . . . The Felicity cast reunited at the Atx Television Festival and the nostalgia is overwhelming. Members of the iconic show's original cast, including Keri Russell, Scott Speedman, Scott Foley, Amy Jo Johnson, Greg Grunberg, Amanda Foreman, Ian Gomez, Rob Benedict, and Tangi Miller, gathered onstage in Austin to answer audience questions, reminisce over the series's controversial last episodes, and talk about a possible reboot.

After the revivals of other fan-favorite shows like Full House and Gilmore Girls, the idea of a reboot was definitely on everyone's mind during the cast's panel. According to Deadline, Foley previously said he wouldn't be interested in bringing the show back, but changed his comments while with his castmates on Sunday, saying he'd love the "opportunity to see what happened" to the characters. Speedman reaffirmed Foley's comments and said, "There's a way to make it work."

A reboot? It's starting to feel like 1998 all over again.

As the cast of Felicity took the stage at the Paramount Theatre for the 20-year reunion at the Atx Television Festival, the memorable, comforting theme song echoed through the sold-out audience. Fans of the then-WB channel, angsty college drama welcomed stars Keri Russell, Scott Speedman, Scott Foley, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman, Ian Gomez, Greg Grunberg, Rob Benedict, Amy Jo Johnson, and show director/executive producer Lawrence Trilling as they reflected on their experiences on the show. But amidst all the nostalgia, cast camaraderie, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, the cast had a tough time recalling that multi-tiered series finale and Noel — er, I mean Foley backpedaled his thoughts on a Felicity reunion.

Created by J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves, Felicity aired from 1998 to 2002 and followed the awkward and enlightening college ups and downs of the...

The cast of “Felicity” is coming around on a reboot. Star Scott Foley said that he had been resistant to revisiting the show until the cast reunited on stage on Sunday at the Atx Television Festival in Austin.

“I feel the show was so specific to the characters in that time of their lives,” Foley said, recounting what he had previously told a reporter when asked the question of a “Felicity” reboot. “To do it again would be an injustice to the show we all made and all love.”

But then came the “Felicity” reunion on stage at Atx, featuring stars Keri Russell, Scott Speedman, Foley, Greg Grunberg, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman, Ian Gomez, Rob Benedict, and Amy Jo Johnson. The panel kicked off with a clip of the series’ four-year run on The WB (1998-2002), now streaming on Hulu.

“Looking at these faces and seeing that clip, and feeling...

Ahead of September's 20-year premiere anniversary, the cast of former WB Network drama Felicity closed out the seventh "season" of the Atx Television Festival in Austin, Texas.

Stars including Keri Russell (Felicity), Scott Speedman (Ben), Scott Foley (Noel), Tangi Miller (Elena), Amanda Foreman (Meghan), Ian Gomez (Javier), Greg Grunberg (Sean), Rob Benedict (Richard) and Amy Jo Johnson (Julie) as well as director Lawrence Trilling looked back on the J.J. Abrams- and Matt Reeves-created cult favorite about a girl who follows a guy to New York and discovers who she is along the way.

Here are the highlights ...

The Felicity love triangle is now complete: Scott Foley — who played the titular heroine’s R.A./boyfriend Noel — will attend the WB college drama’s reunion panel at this year’s Atx Festival, EW.com reports.

The actor joins fellow participants/series stars Keri Russell (Felicity), Scott Speedman (Ben), Tangi Miller (Elena), Amanda Foreman (Meghan), Amy Jo Johnson (Julie) and Ian Gomez (Javier). Director/producer Lawrence Trilling will also be in attendance.

The Atx Festival takes place June 7-10 in Austin, Texas.

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The cast of Felicity is getting back together for a special 20th anniversary reunion panel at the 2018 Atx TV Festival…but is something else afoot? Keri Russell stopped by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen with her The Americans costar and partner Matthew Rhys and was asked about the panel and whether that meant something else was in the works. "Tell them about the feature film you're not supposed to talk about," Rhys joked. Or was he joking? "I can tell you that we're going, and…that's it," Russell said. The reunion panel will feature Russell, Scott Speedman, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman, Amy Jo Johnson, and Ian Gomez, with additional panelists to be announced...

A reunion celebrating the 20th anniversary of the premiere of Felicity is among the events that have been added to the lineup of the Atx Television Festival, which is set for June 7-10 in Austin. Also planned: a tribute to original Roseanne executive producer Marcy Carsey, who will receive this year’s Atx Award in Television Excellence.

The reunion panel for Felicity, which ran four seasons on the WB from 1998-2002, will include cast members Keri Russell, Scott Speedman, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman, Amy Jo Johnson and Ian Gomez, along with director-producer Lawrence Trilling. More panelists are expected to be added.

The fest, in its seventh year, will also host a world premiere sneak peek of FX’s Sons of Anarchy spinoff Mayans Mc on June 8, with co-creators Kurt Sutter and Elgin James, executive

producer/director Norberto Barba, and cast members expected as part of the Republic of Texas Motorcycle Rally in downtown Austin.

Atx Television Festival has announced another block of programming for it’s seventh annual event taking place in Austin, Texas, June 7-10. Among the series added are a “Felicity” reunion, a celebration of the classic “Tgif” comedies via Hulu and “Mayans Mc” from FX.

Marcy Carsey was also announced as the recipient of this year’s Atx Award in Television Excellence.

“Felicity” star Keri Russell will be in attendance on the panel (and she will also appear on a final season of “The Americans” panel). She will be joined by cast members Scott Speedman, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman, Amy Jo Johnson and Ian Gomez, as well as director-producer Lawrence Trilling. The panel is co-presented by Entertainment Weekly and additional panelists may be announced at a later date.

Atx has also announced the festival will host “Mayans Mc” with co-creators Kurt Sutter and Elgin James, executive producer and director Norberto Barba and to-be-announced cast members.

The classic Team Ben vs. Team Noel debate is about to be reignited.

The cast of the seminal WB drama Felicity will reunite at this year’s Atx Festival, which takes place June 7-10 in Austin, Texas.

Series stars Keri Russell (Felicity), Scott Speedman (Ben), Tangi Miller (Elena), Amanda Foreman (Meghan), Amy Jo Johnson (Julie) and Ian Gomez (Javier) will be in attendance, along with director/producer Lawrence Trilling. Additional panelists will be announced at a later date.

The TV fest will also host a “TGIHulu!” panel featuring the following executive producers and cast members from ABC’s iconic ’90s...

Atx Television Festival is setting up more TV show reunions.

<span class="s1">The Austin, <span class="s1">Texas</span>-based fest will host a reunion for <i>Felicity,</i> the late 1990s coming-of-age drama that aired on The WB.<span class="Apple-converted-space">  </span>Stars K</span><span class="s2">eri Russell, Scott Speedman, Tangi Miller, Amanda Foreman, Amy Jo Johnson, Ian Gomez and </span><span class="s1">director-producer </span><span class="s2">Lawrence Trilling are are all confirmed to participate in the panel, which will be </span><span class="s1">co-presented by <em>Entertainment Weekly</em> and Hulu. Russell will also be at the festival for her current show <i>The Americans</i>, which will hold a panel with its stars and creators following its series finale.</span>

<span class="s1">Atx, which is set to run June 7-10,...</span>...

Felicity and Ben are back together. Recently, Felicity stars Keri Russell and Scott Speedman reunited on a episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!.The WB drama starred Russell as Felicity Porter, a young woman who follows her high school crush to college in New York City. The cast also included Speedman, Amy Jo Johnson, Tangi Miller, Scott Foley, Greg Grunberg, and Amanda Foreman. The show ran for four seasons before ending in 2002.Read More…...

Back in June, I did an interview with up and coming Chicago based filmmaker Christopher Nolen (Here), which proved that you don’t have to be in N.Y. or L.A. to achieve your filmmaking dreams. His latest project, which he discussed in the interview, "72 Hours," with an ensemble cast featuring Harry Lennix, Timon Kyle Durrett, Erica Hubbard, Terri J. Vaughn, Cynda Williams, Brian Hooks, Chyna Layne, Brely Evans, Tangi Miller, and Thea Camara and is set to be released later this year. The first official trailer for the film was released yesterday and is embedded below. The film deals with a reformed womanizer (Durrett) living the good life with a...

Long before she was facing off against aliens in this weekend's "Dark Skies," Keri Russell tackled something even scarier: College.Back in 1998, Russell starred as the title character in "Felicity," a college freshman from Palo Alto, CA who followed her high school crush to NYC.The show ran for four seasons on The WB and is best recognized now for its ratings dive after Russell chopped off her trademark curly hair.With a supporting cast of hot guys like Scott Speedman and Scott Foley and gal pals like Tangi Miller and Amy Jo Johnson, the show was definitely easy on the eyes.But how have the stars aged in the 10+ years since it went off the air? Find out in the gallery above!And check out Keri in action on FX's "The Americans" ... and this weekend in theaters. Watch the "Dark Skies" trailer below: Read more...

You'll recognize a lot of the names and faces in this trailer for the upcoming feature film The Love Section, which is described as "a feel good romantic dramedy" slated for a fall 2012 release; I'm just not sure any of that will matter, after you watch the below trailer embedded. The film stars Brian Hooks, Omar Miller, Tangi Miller, Kellita Smith, Teyana Taylor, Mekhi Phifer, Lawrence Adisa, and Davetta Sherwood.  I'll let the trailer speak for itself:...

Before Star Trek was Fringe and Lost, and Alias and before Alias was Felicity. It may be hard to recall that genre wunderkind Abrams actually broke into television by making a splash in 1998 with the WB series about a college girl. Created with Cabin in the Woods collaborator Matt Reeves, the series is worth a second look given the storytelling, music, and keen eye for casting that first introduced to an armload of performers who have gone on to success, including repeat appearances in later Abrams productions. Or do you think Keri Russell’s cameo in Mission: Impossible 3 was an oddity?

Lionsgate has resurrected the first two seasons in newly packaged DVDs, both out this week. The WB knew that a female-skewing series with a high concept would be a good fit for their struggling network so when Abrams and Reeves turned up with the concept, there was excitement.

Keri Russell will star in FX's Cold War spy drama The Americans, the network announced today. Wonderful! The show, set in the D.C. burbs in the eighties, centers on Elizabeth and Phillip Jennings (Russell and a yet-to-be-cast co-star), two Kgb spies posing as suburban American parents. The show was created by Joe Wiesberg, who used to work for the CIA, so he probably knows all kinds of secrets. This is quite the pilot season for Felicity alums: Scott Foley was cast in The Goodwin Games, Greg Grunberg in a CBS comedy, Scott Speedman in Last Resort, and now this. Amanda Foreman and Tangi Miller, call your agents.

Sometimes hitting the multiplex just isn’t in the cards. That’s when Netflix steps in to provide a movie fix. But how to separate the wheat from the chaff? I’m happy to help; every week I’ll pick a flick from the Netflix Watch Instantly section and see if it’s worth your time. This week? “Love and Other Four Letter Words”.

She’s a busy career woman that has left her past behind so she can blossom in the big city. She’s got everything she’s ever wanted, except love. No, it’s not Sweet Home Alabama, Never Been Kissed or Meet The Browns. This time it’s Love and Other Four Letter Words, and it’s a shadow of the movies that have come before it.

The she in this movie is television talk show host Stormy La Rue (and I’m assuming that’s...

My Girlfriend’s Back is a cheesy romantic comedy through and trough. It has all the makings of a bad straight-to-dvd movie and takes it self a little too seriously. Inspired by the works of Tyler Perry, this mediocre story brings nothing new to the table and is actually kind of a drag to watch.

The film revolves around Dereck Scott (Malik Yoba), an up and coming lawyer whose life is going in a very positive direction. He is engaged to a very materialistic woman who comes from a wealthy family. It seems as though Dereck has everything mapped out. That is until his ex-girlfriend Nicki (Tangi Miller) shows up out of the blue. As the two rekindle their romance, Dereck must reexamine his life and choose between financial security and true love.

Malik Yoba of Cool Runnings fame plays the film’s protagonist and doesn’t do a very good job of it.

My Girlfriend’s Back is a cheesy romantic comedy through and trough. It has all the makings of a bad straight-to-dvd movie and takes it self a little too seriously. Inspired by the works of Tyler Perry, this mediocre story brings nothing new to the table and is actually kind of a drag to watch.

The film revolves around Dereck Scott (Malik Yoba), an up and coming lawyer whose life is going in a very positive direction. He is engaged to a very materialistic woman who comes from a wealthy family. It seems as though Dereck has everything mapped out. That is until his ex-girlfriend Nicki (Tangi Miller) shows up out of the blue. As the two rekindle their romance, Dereck must reexamine his life and choose between financial security and true love.

Malik Yoba of Cool Runnings fame plays the film’s protagonist and doesn’t do a very good job of it.

A look at what's new on DVD today:

"127 Hours" (2010)

Directed by Danny Boyle

Released by Fox Home Entertainment

With a fast-forward button at the ready on home devices, it's high time more people see James Franco's Spirit Award-winning performance as real-life adventurer Aron Ralston, who gets his arm trapped under a boulder in Utah's Bluejohn Canyon and struggles to survive and free himself in Danny Boyle's life-affirming followup to "Slumdog Millionaire." (Matt Singer's interview with James Franco and Danny Boyle is here.)

"420 High Desert Way" (2011)

Directed by Tom Breedlove

Released by Maverick Entertainment Group

Dealing with a different drug than the one suggested by the title, this procedural drama follows a young undercover cop who must refine his extreme sports skills as he infiltrates a drug cartel and must bust them before they learn his true identity.

"Bambi" (1942)

Directed by James Algar and Samuel Armstrong

Released by Walt Disney Home Entertainment...

"The Walking Dead" is done with its first season, but fans of the comic book series can attest to the fact that there are stunning plot twists and excellent characters still on the way — not the least of whom is Michonne.

When she first appears in "The Walking Dead," Michonne is equipped with a samurai sword and two zombies shackled by chains. In other words, this is a woman who means business, proving herself capable of overcoming extreme adversity thanks to quick thinking and ruthless efficiency on the battlefield.

Because of Frank Darabont's affinity for the character, Michonne is a likely candidate to join "The Walking Dead" for season two. If she does indeed join the series, here are five actresses we would love to see in the part.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

The recently canceled "Undercovers" wasn't exactly the world's most popular television series, but breakout actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw proved...

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Check out this awesome for-charity screening of director/actress Amber Benson's new romantic science fiction comedy movie Drones in Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 13th, 2010. Non-profit writing/tutoring center 826La will benefit, to provide free creative writing programs for Los Angeles students ages 6-18. The exclusive screening will be followed by a Q&A with cast and crew, including Benson and Bettis, and an afterparty. Drones was written by Ben Acker and Ben Blacker, directed by Amber Benson and Adam Busch, and stars Angela Bettis, Marc Evan Jackson, Paul F. Tompkins, Samm Levine, James Urbaniak and Dave (Gruber) Allen.

Brian Dilks is an Office Drone. He spends his days at OmniLink in comforting monotony: facilitating the movement of product around the country, faxing, copying, joking with his best friend, Clark, and harmlessly flirting with fellow cubicle-mate, Amy. But how well does anyone really know the people they work with?...

Tasha Smith is 39 today; she can next be seen in Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too? on April 2nd.

Tangi Miller is 40 today. She can next be seen in a film called Drones, which premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival this year, but is without a distributor. Trailer follows below…

And lastly, Rae Dawn Chong is 49 years old today; you can catch Ms Chong in Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer, which is scheduled for release some time this year. Likely a straight-to-dvd title. Trailer follows below…

Trailer for Drones:

Trailer for Cyrus: Mind Of A Serial Killer:...

In case you were wondering what Tangi Miller has been up to…

Most will probably remember her as Elena Tyler on the popular late 90s/early 00s television drama Felicity – a series that was created by… drumroll… J.J. Abrams, who’s now quite the Hollywood hotshot. Matt Reeves was co-creator of the series. Reeves wrote and directed the 2008 monster hit, Cloverfield.

But back to Tangi Miller… she hasn’t done much. Her role in Felicity was supposed to be her star-making turn, but, once the series ended, she kind of faded… despite being named one of TV Guide’s “Sexiest Faces,” and Ebony magazine’s “Hollywood Hot Starlets.” The 35-year old has since appeared alongside Mekhi Phifer, in the independent film, The Other Brother (2002), Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood and Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Family Reunion.

Not exactly choice work there, but I’m sure the checks helped pay some bills.

Lifetime has ordered Class Actions, a pilot for a potential primetime series from Sony Pictures Television starring Diane Venora. Meanwhile, Illeana Douglas has been tapped to star in another Lifetime pilot. The hourlong drama, ready to go into production in Vancouver, will be executive produced by Deborah Joy LeVine (The Division), who also will script. Class involves a hotshot Manhattan lawyer who quits the rat race and moves to a small town with her teenage daughter to work as a professor. Venora (Heat) has been cast in the lead as the lawyer, while Tangi Miller (Felicity) plays a law student under the professor's tutelage.

A Little Inside

N.Y. Int'l Indie Film/Video fest

Playing like a rookie version of "The Rookie", the nicely cast film "A Little Inside" is well-intentioned family fare about a former pro baseball player-turned-doting single dad who gets a second shot at his first love.

Written and directed by newcomer Kara Harshbarger, the light drama is very much a TV movie despite its big-screen aspirations. With a much-needed tighter edit, it could have no problem landing in the Lifetime/ Pax/ABC Family ballpark. It screened at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, where it captured honors for best drama.

Currently earning his keep as a small-town mechanic, extremely earnest Ed Mills (Benjamin King) is constantly being reminded of his promising athletic past, though the widower keeps more than occupied bonding with his 7-year-old daughter, Abby (Hallie Kate Eisenberg).

But while they've traditionally shared the same love of the sport, Hallie is starting to cultivate more girl-type interests — like ballet. Meanwhile, Dad is wondering if it's not too late to pursue his old dream.

While Harshbarger's scripting occasionally lands a little outside — Mills' triumphant call-up by the Yankees strains credibility just a tad — she coaxes uniformly solid performances from her acting lineup, notably from young Eisenberg, who makes an impressive transition from pint-sized Pepsi pitchperson to credible dramatic performer, and Kathy Baker as the neighborhood meddler who's capable of making Martha Stewart look like an underachiever.

The Other Brother

Xenon Pictures

When all is said and done, "The Other Brother" delivers a satisfying, comic reversal of fortune along with several solid performances, notably top-billed Mekhi Phifer as a New York journalist in a perpetual struggle to connect with the opposite sex. What drags the movie down is first-time writer-director Mandel Holland's struggles with composition, editing and camera placement.

While worth a look, the film is virtually a student work with a professional cast. It is getting a theatrical release in L.A. and New York by Xenon Pictures, a home entertainment distributor specializing in black, Latino and Asian films.

One nice thing Holland has done is take a genre that must tire all but the most adolescent audiences — the black sex comedy in which fornication is all that's on everyone's mind — and defied expectations: Characters have depth, women are not witless, and the virtues of a monogamy are upheld.

The movie begins with two brothers. Junnie (Andre Blake), is Mr. Cool; the other brother, Martin (Phifer), is hard working, but his love life is a zero.

So Junnie sets out to teach Martin the art of picking up women. Meanwhile, Martin has become friendly with a beautiful neighbor (Tangi Miller) who likes him just the way he is. The only trouble is that hanging out with Junnie has altered some of his behavior.

While this premise is viable, much gets lost in claustrophobic camerawork in tight New York locations and poor-to-awful sound. Some problems can be remedied with a bigger budget. But, clearly, Holland is still in the early stages of the filmmaking learning curve.