One of the funniest movies you never heard of, Ed's Next Move went from winning praises on the festival circuit to a blink-and-you-missed-it screening at the Dobie and other art houses last year. Now, this low-budget gem hits video, and it's truly worth discovering. A classic fish out of water story, the film traces a few weeks in the life of urban greenhorn Eddie (Ross), whose titular move is from the wide-open, cheesy state of Wisconsin to the dog-eat-dog world of Manhattan. He lives in a cheap motel while he tries to find a non-psychotic roommate, can't get a simple hamburger at a restaurant, and finds his Midwestern sensibilities out of place in the big city. Toss in a love story with brassy hipster Lee (Thorne), and Walsh proves that you can make a romantic comedy without Julia Roberts or Meg Ryan. But what really makes Ed's Next Move a stand-out is Walsh's hilarious knack for writing comedy, plus a down-to-earth realism that makes you realize that his characters could be any of us.