Sometimes help appears from the most unlikely sources. Jill Kendall (Nicole Freeman) is in Miami after fleeing an abusive boyfriend and her unsupportive parents, when she drops by a cabaret for lunch. There she meets Mona (Girlina) and Billee (Candis Cayne) who call themselves “gender illusionists” and take her under their wing. She’s looking for a career in modelling and her angels know all of the do’s and don’ts to help her along. But as she gets rich and famous, Jill is the target for all those who want a piece of of her. But she doesn’t forget who was on her side at the start.

Director:  Stephen Kinsella Writer:  Stephen Kinsella Cast:
Nicole Freeman -  Jill Chris Sery -  Keith Candis Cayne -  Billee Girlina -  Mona Steve Kinsella -  Oliver David Asili -  Maurice Tony Pompile -  Jake Angel Boris -  Kathy		Christina Rumore -  Cindy Patrica Cook -  Jean David Anthony Pizzuto -  Jack Kendal Carolyn SeRine -  Madeline Greg Pittman -  Kenny Chad Ayers -  Sal Brian Davis -  Arnie Jason Varge -  Lothario

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

How long can you hold on to an idea before it slips into the dangerous territory of obsession? An incident can eat away at you until nothing else about the circumstances matter until you set it right. But it makes you meshuggah. Should you let it go? Of course, but that is easier said than done. Mickey Fitzpatrick (Edward Burns) is one of those people. Three years after finding out that his ex, Heather Davis (Cameron Diaz), slept with another guy (he found the pair passed out together), his only regret in breaking up with her was not taking his TV. He decides he wants it now. Not to be outdone, Heather demands his watch, a gift from her.

Director:  Edward Burns Writer:  Edward Burns Cast:
Edward Burns -  Mickey Fitzpatrick Mike McGlone -  Francis Fitzpatrick Jennifer Aniston -  Renee Fitzpatrick Maxine Bahns -  Hope Fitzpatrick Cameron Diaz -  Heather Davis John Mahoney -  Mr. Fitzpatrick Malachy McCourt -  Tom Leslie Mann -  Connie		Amanda Peet -  Molly Anita Gillette -  Carol, Renee’s Mother Frank Vincent -  Ron, Renee’s father Beatrice Winde -  Older Woman Eugene Osborne Smith -  Older Man Robert Weil -  Mr. De Lucca Tom Tammi -  Father John Raymond De Marco -  Doorman