gives an amazing performance as the only man on the moon. It was picked up for very good money and released into theaters. Did you see it? Probably not. Should you? Oh yes, yes you should. It could have been the Space 1999 of the 21st Century. PLEASE GIVE -- Dir. Nicole Holofcener; Cast. Amanda Peet, Catherine Keener, Rebecca Hall, Oliver Platt; Sundance Premiere. 2010; B.O. $4 million. A quintessentially New York story about a family who waits for a neighbor to die so they can get her apartment, this is one of several Holofcener films that are perfect candidates for dark cable comedies. She has such a knack for showing the inside of a relationship, I wonder if she doesn't have a listening device in my apartment. Nicole is the female Woody Allen, only no one knows it. Her films are the epitome of the tweener -- not easily defined or marketed on the film spectrum. On TV, though, her characters could build as slowly as she wants, find their niche and catch on as a cult. In the mean time, see this or any of her films, with a bottle of wine and your spouse. CYRUS -- Dir. Jay and Mark Duplass; Cast. Marisa Tomei, Jonah Hill, John C. Reilly; Sundance Premiere. 2010; B.O. $7.5 million. After I saw Cyrus at Sundance, I actually did bet someone it would make at least $50 million. Not only did I lose, they forgot, and I never paid the bet. It's