Amy Sedaris

When the founder of a rundown theatre camp in upstate New York falls into a coma right before the summer session, the eccentric staff must band to keep the camp afloat.

Chris Evans and Oscar nominee Ana de Armas lead this action-comedy from the director of Rocketman.

Alison Brie bumps into her ex from a decade ago and makes a profound reconnection, only to learn he's about to get married, in this identity drama. Directed by Dave Franco (The Rental), who wrote the script with Brie.

The sequel to the Academy Award-nominated Dreamworks Animation comedy about a secret agent baby, with both lead voice actor Alec Baldwin and director Tom McGrath returning.

Will Forte and Nick Offerman help voice this Oscar-nominated stop-motion animated feature about a young orphan rebuilding his life.

Once the star of the hit sitcom Horsin' Around, today BoJack's washed up, just hanging around Hollywood complaining, and wearing colorful sweaters.

With his memoir a bestseller and the movie role of his dreams, BoJack's ready to jump-start his career and his life. Unless he messes it all up.

The second season of Hung continues to follow the exploits of teacher-turned-prostitute. Ray Drecker (Thomas Jane) is still working to get his life back on track after the fire that destroyed his home and realizing his teaching job isn't too secure. With the help of his handler Tanya (Jane Adams) and troublesome business partner Lenore (Rebecca Creskoff), Ray is bringing in more clients, but his personal life is still a mess. His twins Darby (Sianoa Smit-McPhee) and Damon (Charlie Saxton) are still fighting and ex-wife Jessica (Anne Heche) is moving on with Ronnie (Eddie Jemison).

While BoJack wrestles with self-loathing and loss, Todd helps Mr. Peanutbutter run for governor of California and Diane gets a job at a hip blog.

BoJack's back on screen as the star of Philbert, a new detective series produced by Princess Carolyn. But his demons are out in full force.

BoJack inches his way toward redemption as a stint in rehab forces him to confront his mistakes and start making amends.

Jon Favreau (Swingers) writes, directs and co-stars alongside Scarlett Johansson, Dustin Hoffman and Robert Downey Jr in this culinary comedy. After Carl (Favreau) loses his restaurant job, he starts up a food truck in an effort to reclaim his creative promise.

Disney’s animated twist on the old folk tale of the scared little chicken who thought the sky was falling, except this time, he was right.

Wayans brothers (White Chicks, Scary Movie) comedy set to spoof dance movies including Fame, Save the Last Dance and Hairspray.

Jeff Garlin (Larry David’s manager on TV’s brilliant ‘Curb Your Enthusiam’) writes, directs & stars in this comedy, and adaptation of his own one man stage show.

Nostalgia-hugging coming-of-age comedy set in the American summer of 1985 about a shy 13-year-old named Rad Miracle who, during the holidays, makes a friend who shares his love for hip hop and ping pong. Co-stars Susan Sarandon.

Puss, the boots-wearing, swashbuckling cat from the animated Shrek franchise, gets his own spin-off movie, detailing his adventures before he met up with the grumpy green ogre.