Not bad! Pretty good, actually! For starters, these puppies are loonnggggg; you'll need about an hour to get through all three, but it will be time well spent if only because you'll get to experience three potentially blossoming filmmakers at their inception point. For my money, Weisz's The Thief is best -- a heartbreaking film co-starring Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge!) and Joel Edgerton (Animal Kingdom). Clearly the Oscar-winning star has learned a few tricks from longtime partner Darren Aronofsky.
As for the other two actresses-turned-directors: Mendes' California Romanza (featuring Christina Ricci, Kathy Najimy and Daniel Stern) is a fairly strong effort at broad, familial humor, while Biel does her best Ridley Scott impersonation in the wildly inventive Sodales. Check them out below.
The Thief, dir. Rachel Weisz
Sodales, dir. Jessica Biel
California Romanza, dir. Eva Mendes
[via Glamour Reel Moments]