Alma Beltran

Immediate Family -- Glenn Close and James Woods star as a successful young couple who have everything it takes to be parents...except a baby.

Perfect -- Perfect is psychological thriller about an unstable young man who must find the perfect family or allow his little sister to become like him. Or is too late for both of them?

Part fascinating fact, part dazzling fiction, Zoot Suit is the blistering film adaptation of playwright Luis Valdez' critically acclaimed stage drama based on the "zoot suit riots" that rocked 1940s Los Angeles. When barrio leader Henry Reyna (Daniel Valdez) and a group of his friends are unjustly convicted on circumstantial evidence and sent to San Quentin, activist lawyers Alice Bloomfield (Tyne Daly) and George Shearer (Charles Aidman) fight the blatant racially motivated miscarriage of justice to win Henry and his friends their freedom. Featuring Edward James Olmos (as the mythical "Pachuco") in the role that catapulted him to stardom, Zoot Suit is a scorchingly searing and seductively provocative work that skillfully blends action, drama, romance and music!

Academy Award® nominees Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction, Best Actress in a Leading Role - 1988) and James Woods (Salvador, Best Actor in a Leading Role - 1986) are Michael and Linda Spector, a mature, successful couple who have everything it takes to be parents ... except a baby. Mary Stuart Masterson (Fried Green Tomatoes) and Kevin Dillon (True Crime, Midnight Clear) are Lucy and Sam, a teenage couple who have a baby on the way ... but aren't ready to be parents. Director Jonathan Kaplan (HeartLike a Wheel) and screenwriter Barbara Benedek (The Big Chill) mix laughter and tears in this funny, uplifting look at two very different couples who unexpectedly find a common bond and ultimately bring out the best in each other. Dazzling, funny performances bring a touching humanity to this slice-of-life comedy with a big heart.

Travolta stars as a Rolling Stones reporter covering two hot stories. One concerns a businessman arrested on drug charges and the other is about a health club which Travolta believes is a singles bar. The aerobics instructor grants him an interview only after being assured that he is doing a glowing report of her club.

Glenn Close and James Woods star as a successful young couple who have everything it takes to be parents...except a baby.

Glenn Close and James Woods are Michael and Linda Spector, a mature, successful couple who have everything it takes to be parents...except a baby. Mary Stuart Masterson and Kevin Dillon are Lucy and Sam, a teenage couple who have a baby on the way...but aren't ready to be parents. Director Jonathan Kaplan and screenwriter Barbara Benedek mix laughter and tears in this funny, uplifting look at two very different couples who unexpectedly find a common bond and ultimately bring out the best in each other. Dazzling, funny performances bring a touching humanity to this slice-of-life comedy with a big heart.

Rosanna Arquette stars as Cassie, a waitress who graduated from the school of hard knocks. After surviving a horrible relationship and giving her baby up for adoption, she's gun-shy about trusting anyone -- until she meets a stagehand named Riley (Eric Roberts). He seems to be a good catch, but will Cassie's doubts cause her to miss her one chance at happiness? Pulitzer Prize winner Beth Henley penned the screenplay for this genial romantic comedy.

An insomniac engineer with marital problems meets up with a beautiful smuggler and becomes involved in slapstick intrigue. Cameos by Dan Aykroyd, David Bowie, and many Hollywood directors.

A reporter (John Travolta) looks for the inside story on the fitness craze of the '80s only to findtrue love (Jamie Lee Curtis).

Perfect is psychological thriller about an unstable young man who must find the perfect family or allow his little sister to become like him. Or is too late for both of them?

Perfect is psychological thriller about an unstable young man who must find the perfect family or allow his little sister to become like him. Or is too late for both of them?