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Local legend tells of a ship lured on to the rocks of Antonio Bay being enveloped by a supernatural cloud as it sank; the myth says that when this mysterious fog returns, the victims will rise up from the depths seeking vengeance.

A small town's women give birth to unfriendly alien children posing as humans.

Dolittle must save a forest and a bear's life.

The true story about a father struggling to make amends with his twin sons as they pursue their dreams of professional baseball.

A young woman leaves behind her husband and their comfortable life in San Francisco for the raw world of Tomales Bay. Once there, she becomes entwined with two drifters, forcing everybody to face hard truths long hidden.

A little love goes a long way, including right back to you. One woman's simple gesture to strangers changes their lives--and hers-- in this feel-good film. Bethany lost her job and found her life--traveling and watching people. Her web site about Wiccan kittens generates Google ad cash, and she gets to explore new places like Fiji, Turks and Cacaos, Minneapolis and Saint Paul--anyplace she has FaceBook friends she can crash with. This particular afternoon, she's so touched by a man's offer of help she gives him a big hug, fixing his bad back and making her feel good. Throughout the day, she runs into everyday people who divulge their stories. They need hugs, and she gives them. But who's going to hug her?

"To be or not to be" takes on a new and dizzy meaning in this delightful tale of existential angst and mistaken identity. Sam Bennet may be a two-bit Shakespearean actor, but he at least respects the Bard's words; more than can be said for the hack who is truly masquerading as the doomed Prince of Denmark. Distraught over his non-existent thespian career, Sam trashes his apartment in order to start anew. In a failed attempt to symbolically bury his past by sinking his grandfather clock in San Francisco Bay, Sam is conked on the head and loses his memory. His unlikely rescuer is a looney Hungarian woman named Marta whose husband has a penchant for robbing banks; an occupation that does not endear him to the local law officers, not to mention the immigration authorities. Enter Ham, nee Sam, spouting his lines from the Elizabethan tragedy he never got to perform, to a couple of weird Hungarian immigrants adrift in the surreality of the American dream. After one too many robberies by her husband Arpad, Marta decides that it's time to abandon ship and get her citizenship by marrying the befuddled Ham. But with Ham being stuck in the Denmark of his mind and Marta being on another planet entirely, the marriage is seen by the authorities as the sham that it is and the newlyweds find themselves spending their "honeymoon" on the lam. Eventually Ham regains his memory, but can't for the life of him figure out how he got handcuffed to this strange Hungarian creature who the cops insist is his wife. . --P.D. Crane, Cinequest

In 1995, the Mount Vision fire devastated Point Reyes National Seashore. A decade later, Tom revisits the park on an eye-opening hike through the recovery zone. Discover outdoors-friendly lodges in the area and take a horseback ride on the ridges.