It is a classic dilemma. Howard W. Campbell (Nick Nolte) is a German sympathizer, a writer and spokesman who promotes the Nazi agenda. He is considered a celebrity with the Reich and a propagandist in America. He also works as a spy for the Americans. But his handlers disappear and he has no proof of what he does or has done. How can he prove his worth when nobody believes he had the best of democratic intentions.

Director:  Keith Gordon Writer:  Kurt Vonnegut Jr.; Robert B. Weide Cast:
Nick Nolte -  Howard W. Campbell Jr. Sheryl Lee -  Helga Noth/Resi Noth Alan Arkin -  George Kraft Bernard Behrens -  Rev. Dr. Lionel Jones Anna Berger -  Epstein’s Mother Arye Gross -  Dr. Abraham Epstein Norman Rodway -  Werner Noth Frankie Faison -  Robert Sterling Wilson		Gerard Parkes -  Father Patrick Keeley Vlasta Vrana -  August Krapptauer Zach Grenier -  Joseph Goebbels Kirsten Dunst -  Young Resi Noth Anthony J. Robinow -  Prison Warden Michael McGill -  Prison Official Shimon Aviel -  Guard Bernard Liebman Bill Corday -  Campbell’s Father

Frank Keane (Robert Carlyle) is grieving over the death of his wife. He is a witness to a traffic accident involving Steve Mills (John Goodman) where he is asked to find a girl at a dance studio. Frank decides to return and is asked by Marienne Hotchkiss (Mary Steenburgen) to help her demonstrate the Lindy Hop. He is having such a good time he lets loose and dances with most of the female students until Marienne jolts him out of his reverie. For she knows what a powerful medium dance is. A judicious embrace can exorcise many demons but can also extract many deep-seated emotions, so she says. But if one is able to manage the challenges of dance, one can also enjoys its rewards.

Director:  Randall Miller Writer:  Randall Miller; Jody Savin Cast:
Robert Carlyle -  Frank Keane Marisa Tomei -  Meredith Morrison John Goodman -  Steve Mills Mary Steenburgen -  Marienne Hotchkiss Sean Astin -  Kip Kipling Danny DeVito -  Booth Donnie Wahlberg -  Randall Ipswitch David Paymer -  Rafael Horowitz		Camryn Manheim -  Lisa Gobar Adam Arkin -  Gabe DiFranco Sonia Braga -  Tina Elden Henson -  Sampson/Young Steve Mills Ernie Hudson -  Blake Rische Miguel Sandoval -  Matthew Smith Patricia Fraser -  Marilyn Hotchkiss Teresa Johnston -  Kate Collmary

Events often produce changes in us that are so subtle we fail to notice that they’ve affected us until someone comes along to kick start the synapses. And it takes some random instance to make us remember who we are. Lupita aka “Pita” (Dakota Fanning) gets a new bodyguard Creasy (Denzel Washington), who is a former US intelligence agent now working as a mercenary, and she finds him sad and lonely. He finds her chatty and distracting. She casually brings back his humanity and he shows her another side of living in Mexico. When she’s kidnapped, Creasy realizes the impact she has had on him and vows to clear cut anybody who stands in his path and bring havoc to those who took her and anyone who aids them.

Director:  Tony Scott Writer:  A.J. Quinnell; Brian Helgeland Cast:
Denzel Washington -  Creasy Dakota Fanning -  Pita Marc Anthony -  Samuel Radha Mitchell -  Lisa Christopher Walken -  Rayburn Giancarlo Giannini -  Manzano Rachel Ticotin -  Mariana Jesús Ochoa -  Fuentes		Mickey Rourke -  Jordan Angelina Peláez -  Sister Anna Gustavo Sánchez Parra -  Daniel Sanchez Gero Camilo -  Aurelio Sanchez Rosa María Hernández -  Maria Heriberto Del Castillo -  Bruno Mario Zaragoza -  Jorge Ramirez Javier Torres Zaragoza -  Sandri

Secrets. They can make you, they can break you, they can deceive you. Regina George (Rachel McAdams) is betrayed by Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) and decides to submarine her by turning in their book of secrets to the school administration. While Cady, Karen (Amanda Seyfried) and Gretchen (Lacey Chabert) are being questioned by the high school principal, Regina is scattering copies of the pages throughout the school. As the contents spread through the students, the chaos seeps through the crowd like a virus.

Director:  Mark S. Waters Writer:  Rosalind Wiseman; Tina Fey Cast:
Lindsay Lohan -  Cady Heron Rachel McAdams -  Regina George Lacey Chabert -  Gretchen Wieners Amanda Seyfried -  Karen Smith Tina Fey -  Ms. Norbury Lizzy Caplan -  Janis Ian Daniel Franzese -  Damian Tim Meadows -  Mr. Duvall		Amy Poehler -  Mrs. George Ana Gasteyer -  Betsy Heron Neil Flynn -  Chip Heron Jonathan Bennett -  Aaron Samuels Rajiv Surendra -  Kevin Gnapoor Elana Shilling -  Spelling Girl Graham Kartna -  Homeschooled Boy Ely Henry -  Homeschooled Boy

When faced with a serious medical condition, everybody wonders what caused it. Sometimes the reason is obvious, sometime it isn’t and we grab at straws in order to explain how this could of happened. Rhonda Epinstalk (Rachel Griffiths) is one of these people. She has been diagnosed with a cancerous spinal tumour which is pressing on the nerves and resulting in her legs being paralysed. She thinks she knows why. She believes having too much sex is the reason. Sounds reasonable, don’t you think?

Director:  P.J. Hogan Writer:  P.J. Hogan Cast:
Toni Collette -  Muriel Heslop/Mariel Heslop-Van Arckle Bill Hunter -  Bill Heslop Rachel Griffiths -  Rhonda Epinstalk Sophie Lee -  Tania Degano Rosalind Hammond -  Cheryl Belinda Jarrett -  Janine Pippa Grandison -  Nicole Jeanie Drynan -  Betty Heslop		Daniel Wyllie -  Perry Heslop Gabby Millgate -  Joanie Heslop Gennie Nevinson -  Deidre Chambers Matt Day -  Brice Nobes Chris Haywood -  Coach Ken Blundell Daniel Lapaine -  David Van Arckle Susan Prior -  Girl at wedding Cecily Polson -  Tania’s mother