The difference between what you’ve seen and what you believe you’ve seen can be enormous. Ballard (Lena Headey) sees the surveillance footage of her father’s (Charles Dance) murder and believes that James Dial (Wesley Snipes) is the cause not knowing he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Director:  Josef Rusnak Writer:  Robert Foster; Joshua Michael Stern; Robert Katz; André Farwagi Cast:
Wesley Snipes -  James Dial Eliza Bennett -  Emily Velizar Binev -  Beloit Ralph Brown -  Collins Charles Dance -  Windsor S.J. Evans -  Man on Street Richard Harrington -  Terry Lena Headey -  Ballard		Gemma Jones -  Mrs. Day Ryan McCluskey -  Parcell Milos Miroslav -  Harris Sousila Pillay -  Woman on Street Bill Richards -  FBI Pilot Iain Robertson -  Cramston Nikolai Sotirov -  Jahar Stanimir Stamatov -  King

Often it is something traumatic that leads one into a choice of what you’ll do for the rest of your life. You find yourself frozen in wonder at what is happening and it becomes a raison d’être in your life. For Reena Hale (Alicia Witt) it was the fire that burned down her family’s restaurant when she was 11. After the firemen put it out, she sees John Minger (Scott Bakula), an arson investigator, working the scene, trying to figure out whether the fire was an accident or intentional, and suddenly knows in her soul that this is what she wants to do and be.

Director:  David Carson Writer:  Ronni Kern; Nora Roberts Cast:
Alicia Witt -  Reena Hale Scott Bakula -  John Minger Matthew Settle -  Bo Goodnight Talia Shire -  Bianca Hale Eric Keenleyside -  Gib Hale John Reardon -  Josh Ben Ayres -  Hugh Chris Fassbender -  Joey Pastorelli Jr.		Taylor Dauphinais -  Young Reena David Brown -  Joe Pastorelli Sr. Liam Nelson -  Young Joey Pastorelli Jr. Rod Heatheringston -  Steve Chad Nobert -  Xander Hale Peter Skagen -  FBI Agent Daniela Vlaskalic -  Fran Hale Karen Johnson-Diamond -  Mrs. Pastorelli

During my career, I changed job locations exactly twice. I had a number of other chances to take different jobs but the prospect of all the changes associated with new work was too daunting. A new job in a new location isn’t just a matter of getting in a car and turning left instead of right. There is the matter of friends from work and how to maintain the relationships, there is the matter of frequented shops for food and drink and minor purchases made every day, there is the matter of how to organize your day within your employer’s infrastructure. All this can lead to many awkward moments when you meet, by chance, someone from your old job after settling into the new one. Tom Carver (Samuel L. Jackson), an ex-cop who now cleans up bio waste, knows this well. He has moved on to establish a new career but the reception he gets from his old partner, Eddie Lorenzo (Ed Harris), makes him wonder whether any engendered loyalty remains or is he now just a citizen who should queue up like the rest. Or maybe Eddie just doesn’t understand why he had to move on.

Director:  Renny Harlin; Martin Troy Writer:  Matthew Aldrich; Jon Bonnell Cast:
Samuel L. Jackson -  Tom Cutler Ed Harris -  Eddie Lorenzo Eva Mendes -  Ann Norcut Luis Guzmán -  Det. Jim Vargas Keke Palmer -  Rose Cutler Maggie Lawson -  Cherie Jose Pablo Cantillo -  Miguel Robert Forster -  Arlo Grange		Edrick Browne -  Det. Darrin Harris Marc Macaulay -  Vic Rosalind Rubin -  Crying Woman Mike Guy -  Priest #1 Richard Folmer -  Priest #2 James Barnes -  Lawyer Linda Leonard -  Francine Mason Ritchie Montgomery -  George Walton

What price are you willing to pay when you do what you think is the right thing and everyone else thinks is the wrong thing? Would you take a little girl away from the people who will offer her a loving and loved life? Patrick Kenzie (Casey Affleck) would. Would you tell the police about the child and take the chance that the love of your life will hate you forever? Patrick Kenzie would and Angie Gennaro (Michelle Monaghan) does. Would you let your client skip payment to you if you send her husband to jail and return her niece to her drug mule party girl of a sister? Patrick Kenzie would. Would you babysit for the child while the newly reunited mom goes on a date with some guy who thought she was cute on TV while beseeching the kidnappers to return her daughter? Patrick Kenzie would rather than hide the truth from the world.

Director:  Ben Affleck Writer:  Ben Affleck; Aaron Stockard; Dennis Lehane Cast:
Casey Affleck -  Patrick Kenzie Michelle Monaghan -  Angie Gennaro Morgan Freeman -  Capt. Jack Doyle Ed Harris -  Det. Remy Bressant John Ashton -  Detective Nick Poole Amy Ryan -  Helene McCready Amy Madigan -  Bea McCready Titus Welliver -  Lionel McCready		Michael K. Williams -  Devin Edi Gathegi -  Cheese Mark Margolis -  Leon Trett Madeline O’Brien -  Amanda McCready Slaine -  Bubba Rogowski Trudi Goodman -  Roberta Trett Matthew Maher -  Corwin Earle Jill Quigg -  Dottie

Sneaky, creepy guys bluster and chatter like squirrels and they have a predilection for going after the girls. Harvey Morris (A.J. Buckley) and his two buddies arrive at Crystal Martin’s (Jennifer Sipes) trailer eager to punish her for talking to the good guys about a secret council meeting. They try intimidation and move on to rape to show how manly they are.

Director:  Tripp Reed; Earl Bellamy Writer:  Joe Halpin; Brian Strasmann; Howard B. Kreitsek Cast:
Kevin Sorbo -  Nick Prescott Yvette Nipar -  Agent Kate Jensen A.J. Buckley -  Harvey Morris Gail Cronauer -  Emma Prescott Bentley Mitchum -  Walter Morris Haley Ramm -  Samantha Jensen Jennifer Sipes -  Crystal Martin Robert Paschall Jr. -  Doyle Reed		Charles Baker -  Nate Ron Bath -  Restaurant Patron Riley Chambers -  Juror Steve M. Clark -  Police/Deputy Sheriff Jerry Cotton -  Traxell Byrne John S. Davies -  Det. Pete Michaels Vince Davis -  Dan Moses J.D. Fryberger -  Howie