Candace Pennington (Alexis Dziena) has been raped. Her parents Margaret (Victoria Snow) and Chuck (Ralph Small) drag her down to the police chief, Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck), and demand to know what he is going to do about it. But Candace’s mother has washed her, redressed her and won’t take her to the hospital for fear of scandal. Mom swats her when she won’t talk about what happened but mom doesn’t want the story to get around. How do you think such a situation will get resolved? Yeah, I think so too.

Director:  Robert Harmon Writer:  Robert B. Parker; John Fasano; Michael Brandman Cast:
Tom Selleck -  Chief Jesse Stone Mimi Rogers -  Rita Fiore Jane Adams -  Brianna Lincoln Reg Rogers -  Andrew Lincoln Viola Davis -  Molly Crane Alexis Dziena -  Candace Pennington Kohl Sudduth -  Luther ‘Suitcase’ Simpson Polly Shannon -  Abby Taylor		Stephen McHattie -  Captain Healy Vito Rezza -  Anthony D’Angelo Shawn Roberts -  Bo Marino Victoria Snow -  Margaret Pennington Ralph Small -  Chuck Pennington Thomas Gibson -  Troy Drake Tony De Santis -  Joe Marino Sylvia Villagran -  Jenn

In a police state full of repression, lack of civil liberties, how is one able to overcome, resist, stand fast? Evey Hammond (Natalie Portman), caught out after curfew, gets on the government’s radar after V’s (Hugo Weaving) actions against the powers that be. Her job in television is in jeopardy when V gets stopped escaping by Dascomb (Ben Miles) after his pirate broadcast by macing the government lad. It all starts with small incidents spread by rumour.

Director:  James McTeigue; Wachowski Brothers Writer:  Alan Moore; Andy Wachowski; Larry Wachowski Cast:
Natalie Portman -  Evey Hammond Hugo Weaving -  V Stephen Rea -  Inspector Eric Finch Stephen Fry -  Gordon Deitrich John Hurt -  Chancellor Adam Sutler Tim Pigott-Smith -  Creedy Rupert Graves -  Dominic Roger Allam -  Lewis Prothero		Ben Miles -  Dascomb Sinéad Cusack -  Delia Surridge Natasha Wightman -  Valerie John Standing -  Bishop Lilliman Eddie Marsan -  Etheridge Clive Ashborn -  Guy Fawkes Emma Field-Rayner -  Guy Fawkes Lover Ian Burfield -  Tweed Coat Fingerman

What would you do to climb the social ladder? Spread malicious gossip, do some discrete blackmail, sleep around? Sure, why not? The view from the top is better and the perks are glamourous. Katya Livingstone (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is working her way up the social ladder. One of the steps on that ladder is an invite to a gala but she’s still too many rungs down to get one. But she finds out where the hostess Dove Greenstein (Stefanie von Pfetten) is getting a salon massage and wax. Subbing for a masseuse doing the waxing, Katya captures on film the hirsute hostess with the intention of swapping the polaroid for an invitation.

Director:  Dana Lustig Writer:  Nicole Snyder; Eric Charmelo Cast:
Jennifer Love Hewitt -  Katya Livingston Joseph Lawrence -  Ferguson Colin Ferguson -  Charles Fitz Natassia Malthe -  Frangiapani Daniel Roebuck -  Alex Stefanie von Pfetten -  Dove Greenstein James Kirk -  Sebastian Sonja Bennett -  Eliza		Jennifer Clement -  Gatekeeper Melissa Rivers -  Herself

How often do we succeed in avoiding death, not even knowing it may be upon us. It has happened to me a couple of times, mostly in cars. For Patrick “Kitten” Braden (Cillian Murphy) wanders into a walk occupied by two working girls, one of whom takes great offense that he’s competition and trespassing on her stroll. Kitten, instead of one of the girls, is picked up by a customer and in a lay-by is offered a silk rope token. Her thinks the driver is just being friendly, the customer wants a blow job. WIth the aid of a perfume atomizer, Kitten is able to flee the car and continue on in his mum search, not realizing that the driver (Bryan Ferry) was probably a serial killer.

Director:  Neil Jordan Writer:  Neil Jordan; Pat McCabe Cast:
Cillian Murphy -  Patrick (Patricia) ‘Kitten’ Braden Liam Neeson -  Father Bernard Ruth Negga -  Charlie Laurence Kinlan -  Irwin Stephen Rea -  Bertie Brendan Gleeson -  John-Joe Conor McEvoy -  Young Patrick Braden (10) Gavin Friday -  Billy Hatchet		Ian Hart -  PC Wallis Eva Birthistle -  Eily Bergin/Eily Lookalike Ruth McCabe -  Ma Braden Steven Waddington -  Insp. Routledge Mark Doherty -  Running Bear Sid Young -  Eily’s Boy Ciaran Nolan -  Horse Killane Eamonn Owens -  Jackie Timlin

We all have our own way of seeing things. One person’s distraction is another’s obsession. It doesn’t take much to push our opinions from disinterest to keen focus. Such is the case for Grace (Maggie Smith) after casually answering her employer’s phone. It’s Lance (Patrick Swayze) calling to offer suggestions on what he is planning for Gloria Goodfellow (Kristin Scott Thomas) once she leaves her husband. It involves coconut cream, tongues and other body parts. Grace thinks it is lovely but Lance should know that she was once incarcerated in an asylum for the criminally insane for murder.

Director:  Niall Johnson Writer:  Richard Russo; Niall Johnson Cast:
Rowan Atkinson -  Reverend Walter Goodfellow Kristin Scott Thomas -  Gloria Goodfellow Maggie Smith -  Grace Hawkins Patrick Swayze -  Lance Tamsin Egerton -  Holly Goodfellow Toby Parkes -  Petey Goodfellow Liz Smith -  Mrs. Parker Emilia Fox -  Rosie Jones		James Booth -  Mr. Brown Patrick Monckton -  Bob Rowley Irlam -  Ted Vivienne Moore -  Mrs. Martin Murray McArthur -  Vicar’s Convention Master Of Ceremonies Morgan Gower -  Reverend Campbell Rupert Simonian -  Billy Martin the Bully Alex MacQueen -  Train Ticket Collector