Daniel (Brad Rowe) is a young mover and shaker who has grown tired of the rat race and yearns to trade in his stressed out existence for one more spiritual and simple. He joins an order led by the seemingly benevolent and serene "Father" (Nick Mancuso) and, with his girlfriend Beth (Michelle Beaudoin) and best friend Thomas (Jeremy Sisto) boards the bus to "the promised land," bound for a new life, one that can only be attained, as Father says, "through faith and service." But once there, Daniel senses that all is not right with "Father" and the safe haven he and the other followers have built for themselves may not be all it's cracked up to be.

Rookie stockbroker Ryan (Christopher Barnes, The Brady Bunch Movie) has trouble with women. Slick surfer dude Pete (Brad Rowe), who lives in his Volkswagen van on the beach, is good with women but can't seem to commit to just one. Together they're 27-year old best friends living in Miami who each meet the women of their dreams on the same fateful day. Ryan knocks heads literally in an elevator with the gorgeous Jessica (Kristin Richardson), passing out before getting her number. Pete falls for the insatiable and very sexy Italian, Tiara (Krista Allen). There's one big problem; Tiara's Uncle is mob boss Vincent Bublione (Burt Young), and he's been charged with her protection... which means keeping her away from the guys like Pete. With all these girl problems, both guys must find out how far they'll go for true love in this energetic romantic comedy.

- Drama (2003) Julianna (Jenna Mattison) is a struggling actress in a dead end relationship with Danny (Brad Rowe), a fireman who no longer lights her fire. When she decides to leave him and go "find herself" she ends up falling in love with an egotistical director, Michael (Bryan Callen), who can barely fit her in between Pilates classes. Julianna's over-sexed and cynical best friend, Vicky (Jennifer Blanc) convinces her to dump him too and sow her wild oats on the LA dating scene only to turn around and confess that she's in love with Julianna. Between blind dates from hell and in-your-face intimacy issues, Julianna finds solace with Ben (Brian A. Green), her acting partner who is clearly Mr. Right--she just can't see it yet. Tripping from one mistake to the next she meets Greta (Edie McClurg), a homeless woman who teaches her to follow her heart. In the end Julianna learns some pretty big life lessons in this witty, no-holds-barred, coming of age dramedy that is being hailed as the female version of "Swing

- Drama (2003) Julianna (Jenna Mattison) is a struggling actress in a dead end relationship with Danny (Brad Rowe), a fireman who no longer lights her fire. When she decides to leave him and go "find herself" she ends up falling in love with an egotistical director, Michael (Bryan Callen), who can barely fit her in between Pilates classes. Julianna's over-sexed and cynical best friend, Vicky (Jennifer Blanc) convinces her to dump him too and sow her wild oats on the LA dating scene only to turn around and confess that she's in love with Julianna. Between blind dates from hell and in-your-face intimacy issues, Julianna finds solace with Ben (Brian A. Green), her acting partner who is clearly Mr. Right--she just can't see it yet. Tripping from one mistake to the next she meets Greta (Edie McClurg), a homeless woman who teaches her to follow her heart. In the end Julianna learns some pretty big life lessons in this witty, no-holds-barred, coming of age dramedy that is being hailed as the female version of "Swing

Rookie stockbroker Ryan (Christopher Barnes, The Brady Bunch Movie) has trouble with women. Slick surfer dude Pete (Brad Rowe), who lives in his Volkswagen van on the beach, is good with women but can't seem to commit to just one. Together they're 27-year old best friends living in Miami who each meet the women of their dreams on the same fateful day. Ryan knocks heads literally in an elevator with the gorgeous Jessica (Kristin Richardson), passing out before getting her number. Pete falls for the insatiable and very sexy Italian, Tiara (Krista Allen). There's one big problem; Tiara's Uncle is mob boss Vincent Bublione (Burt Young), and he's been charged with her protection... which means keeping her away from the guys like Pete. With all these girl problems, both guys must find out how far they'll go for true love in this energetic romantic comedy.

Seth Green and Brad Rowe star in this drama as a pair of college students who come up with a plan to cheat an underworld syndicate at their own game. However, their ambition outstrips their street smarts, and they soon find themselves on the wrong end of their own con game. Stonebrook also stars Zoe McLellan, Stanley Kamel, and William Mesnik. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.

Tommy O'Haver wrote and directed this gay lifestyle comedy about aspiring photographer Billy (Sean P. Hayes) who encounters rocky romantic roads intersecting among an assortment of Los Angelenos -- handsome Fernando (Armando Valdes-Kennedy), who has a steady boyfriend; blond waiter Gabriel (Brad Rowe), who has a San Francisco girlfriend; Billy's roommate Georgiana (Meredith Scott Lynn); and pal Perry (Richard Ganoung). Entranced by Gabriel, Billy takes him on as a model and introduces him at gallery openings and parties, only to see Gabriel leave for better modeling assignments with well-known fashion photographer Rex Webster (Paul Bartel). Fantasy sequences parody Vertigo, '30s musicals, and From Here to Eternity. Shown at 1998 film festivals, including {~Berlin} and {~Sundance}. ~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide.

A young man moves to Los Angeles to make something of himself -- but finds that such a task might take a little more work than he thought -- in this romantic comedy. According to Spencer stars Jesse Bradford as the titular Spencer, an ad agency mail room clerk just-arrived in L.A. and eager to make his presence felt. Renting a room in a run-down mansion, Spencer crosses paths with shady eccentrics Ezra (David Krumholtz) and Feldy (Adam Goldberg), aspiring porn filmmakers who convince him to make inroads as a commercial director -- with little success. But when Spencer serendipitously meets his childhood sweetheart Melora (Mia Kirshner), who's currently stuck in a go-nowhere relationship with the smarmy Craig (Brad Rowe), things begin to look up. ~ Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide.

Not everyone likes houseguests, especially when they're uninvited (and serial killers to boot), as in this horror story. Christina Tarling (Allison Lange) is a teenage girl who lives with her unstable father James (John Savage) and her younger brother Bobby (Lorne Stewart) in the family's new home. While Christina is trying to sort out her feelings for both Eddie (Brendan Fehr), her boyfriend, and Howie (Brad Rowe), a handyman she's become infatuated with, she soon discovers she has bigger fish to fry: there is a stranger in the house who begins leaving messages and gifts for Christina -- and who isn't averse to the idea of killing people in order to make an impression. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.

After making his directorial debut with the acclaimed made-for-cable movie Gia, writer Michael Cristofer helmed his first big-screen offering with this drama. When eight men and women in their early-to-mid-20s head out for a night on the town, hopping from one Los Angeles club to the next, not everything goes as planned as they discover the joys and perils of dating at the end of the 20th Century. Body Shots shifts among the perspectives of its eight characters, played by Sean Patrick Flanery, Ron Livingston, Jerry O'Connell, Amanda Peet, Emily Procter, Tara Reid, Brad Rowe, and Sybil Temchen. The film had a number of titles during production, including The Night Before and Jello Shots, the latter of which was reportedly axed to avoid legal problems with the company that makes the gelatin dessert product. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide.