Witty and inventive Showtime mini-series centers on Hollywood screenwriter Eric Stoltz and his clinically depressed partner/wife Felicity Huffman. As Stoltz navigates his way through his tumultuous life, he imagines himself being followed by a film crew who document his every move. In the feature-length pilot, Stoltz is tempted by the overt advances of sexy soccer mom Kim Dickens while Huffman self-medicates with drugs and alcohol and flirts with has-been producer William H. Macy (Huffman's real-life husband). Justine Bateman and Peter Bogdanovich co-star. 97 min.

Emotionally-charged drama from director Allison Anders ("Gas Food Lodging") details the recovery of Sherry, a rising singer/songwriter trying to overcome her gang rape as an adolescent. When she encounters music journalist Owen, the pair strike up an uneasy friendship while struggling with the shared tragic past that binds them. Kim Dickens, Gabriel Mann, Eric Stoltz, Don Cheadle star. 124 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo, Spanish Dolby Digital stereo; audio commentaries; interviews; filmographies; more.

Paul Verhoeven's nasty, high-tech variation on "The Invisible Man" stars Kevin Bacon as a self-absorbed scientist working on a government invisibility project who tests the serum on himself, even though all of its kinks haven't been worked out. Those side-effects turn the unseen Bacon into an amoral maniac and send him on a violent rampage against co-worker (and ex-girlfriend) Elisabeth Shue and the rest of his crew. With Josh Brolin, William Devane. 112 min. Widescreen; Soundtracks: English 5.1 and Dolby Surround, French; Subtitles: English, French; audio commentary by Verhoeven and Bacon; isolated music score; deleted scenes; "making of" featurettes; theatrical trailers; web links; scene access.