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Gay writer-director Scott Coffey's acerbic Hollywood comedy Ellie Parker (Strand Releasing Home Video) makes its DVD debut on Tuesday, April 11. Oscar nominee Naomi Watts stars as a would-be actress in Los Angeles who has been waiting and waiting for that big break. Watts won an award at the Seattle Film Festival "for her bold, courageous, and hilarious performance. (The Advocate)
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