"Girls' Night In" is the tale of three life-long girlfriends who "break up" when one devastates the other two with a thoughtless comment. Their journey back together is riddled with poignant and hilarious missteps as they come to a deeper understanding of each other's flaws and strengths.

A girls' night with three friends turns into a disaster when one of them makes a thoughtless remark.

Girls' Night In (Beauty, Brains, and Personality)

"It's a wonderful movie!"-- Brian Morton, ROGUE CINEMA
"The dialogue is extremely well-written and the wordplay can be quite fun!"-- Mark Bell, FILM THREAT
Roland's girl problems are all in his head. Which is another problem.
It's the eve of the Las Vegas wedding of his close friend Judy Claymore (Jennifer Siebel Newsom) and Roland Hayes (William Mendieta) juggles a host of conflicting emotions while pacing in his hotel room. He is amazed by the arrival of the bride-to-be herself, but much unfinished business remains between them.
Their joyful reunion is interrupted by a gruff Delivery Man (Tom Schanley) bearing Roland's order of Chinese food and a truckload of wry observations on women, relationships, and why a Sinatra ballad is ideal for disrupting a wedding ceremony.
Over the course of the weekend Roland is visited -- "confronted" is probably a better word -- by women from his past (Genevieve Zweig and Amanda Noret Reed) in a series of surreal and hilarious vignettes. He grapples with his reluctance to move beyond them and his fears about the future.
Can Roland let go of his worn-out dreams and make room for new love?
Star Jennifer Siebel Newsom is the wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom and star Amanda Noret Reed played villainess Madison Sinclair on "Veronica Mars."

The night before the wedding of his old flame, a young man is magically visited by every woman he has ever loved and lost.

She's Out of His Mind

"It's a wonderful movie!"-- Brian Morton, ROGUE CINEMA

"The dialogue is extremely well-written and the wordplay can be quite fun!"-- Mark Bell, FILM THREAT

Roland's girl problems are all in his head. Which is another problem.
It's the eve of the Las Vegas wedding of his close friend Judy Claymore (Jennifer Siebel Newsom) and Roland Hayes (William Mendieta) juggles a host of conflicting emotions while pacing in his hotel room. He is amazed by the arrival of the bride-to-be herself, but much unfinished business remains between them.

Their joyful reunion is interrupted by a gruff Delivery Man (Tom Schanley) bearing Roland's order of Chinese food and a truckload of wry observations on women, relationships, and why a Sinatra ballad is ideal for disrupting a wedding ceremony.

Over the course of the weekend Roland is visited -- "confronted" is probably a better word -- by women from his past (Genevieve Zweig and Amanda Noret Reed) in a series of surreal and hilarious vignettes. He grapples with his reluctance to move beyond them and his fears about the future.

Can Roland let go of his worn-out dreams and make room for new love?
Star Jennifer Siebel Newsom is the wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom and star Amanda Noret Reed played villainess Madison Sinclair on "Veronica Mars."

A young man (Barry Thurston, Jr.) has a mysterious disability that no one seems to sympathize with -- or even understand.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality.

Erg has a phobia that no one understands.

Who doesn't want to "give back" to society? Unfortunately sometimes your best efforts seem to have no effect, at least that is what "Free Advice" guest Holly learns when she tells the Free Advice Dudes about her plan to reform the inmates at her local prison. Stand-up comic Holly Newton guest stars.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality.

A sweet girl tries to reform hardened criminals but it doesn't go the way she wants.

Holly Truegood

Jonathan Arkin guest stars as a young man frustrated with his life but unwilling to commit to doing the hard work of suicide.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality.

Suicide takes commitment and it isn't for everyone. Sorry.

The Wannabe

Sometimes the Free Advice Dudes get a chance to help someone with a good old-fashioned romance problem, like a young woman dealing with multiple "suitors" -- as well as her own changing ideas about love. 

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality.

A hapless lovelorn young woman juggles multiple suitors as well as her own evolving affections.

Lucy's Guy Problem #1

Harwood Gordon guest stars as a psychologist who suspects that the Free Advice Guys are up to no good -- and are possibly committing malpractice.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality. 

A psychologist suspects that the Free Advice Guys are committing malpractice.

Dr. Harwood

Can people tell you're a movie star just by looking at you? Rising star Sandra Gerrity (Amanda Noret) stops by the table and quickly figures out that the Free Advice Guys have no idea who she is so she has a little fun with that.

The Free Advice Guys don't recognize movie star Sandra so she gives them a hard time.

The Starlet

Who hasn't wanted to switch out a member of their immediate family with a more-ideal model? Young Steve wants to find out whether he has the option to replace his little sister Cindy with a better one.

A boy wants to replace his little sister with a better one.

Sister Trade-In

Avid sports nut Reggie wants the Free Advice Guys to explain to his lovely but neglected girlfriend Vivi that watching pro golf is more important in Guy World than hanging out with her, but they aren't in his corner.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality.

A sporty guy wants to watch pro golf more than spend time with his pretty girlfriend.

Golf Guy

Waitress Lindsey discusses a regular customer who wants to date her. She is tempted but there are two problems: the guy is a parrot... and he's a "yiff" (furry, or animal suit fetishist).

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality. And the dudes are not Scientologists!

A waitress is unsure about a customer who wants to date her but is a "furry."

Scratch 'n' Yiff

The Battle of the Sexes rages on: two guys stop by the Free Advice table and one of them insists that women can't write love songs like men can because they don't have what it takes deep inside. Emmett and Paul absorb all this.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality. And the dudes are not Scientologists!

A brokenhearted dude insists that chicks can't write love songs like guys can.

The Four Locos

Two ordinary guys set up a table on the beach on Sundays. They put up a sign that says "Free Advice" and give out advice (for free) to anyone who asks for it. They meet all kinds of people and end up helping some of them, but maybe not some others.

Their guests include a sweet girl who wants to reform hardened criminals, a guy who is afraid to commit to committing suicide, a psychologist who suspects the Free Advice guys are practicing malpractice, a young boy who wants to trade in his younger sister for something better, an undercover movie star, and more.

"Free Advice" is not a reality show! But it's kind of based on reality. And the dudes are not Scientologists!

Two ordinary guys sit on the beach in Santa Monica giving out free advice to folks passing by.

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