Andrew Dunford

Imagine Me & You -- Right before she's to say 'I do,' a bride-to-be finds herself attracted to the female florist her mother hired to do the arrangements.

Quills -- QUILLS imagines the final days of the Marquis de Sade as a blistering black comedy thriller, a battle between lust and love - and between the brutality of censorship and the consequences of free expression.

Piper Perabo lights up the screen as Rachel, a blushing bride whose perfect nuptials take a surprising turn at the altar. An innocent glance between Rachel and an unexpected wedding guest is all it takes to spark a 'love at first sight' romance with a surprising twist, the object of Rachel's affection is a smart and sensuous... woman! Their shocking romance causes quite a stir amongst her family and friends as Rachel is forced to choose between her husband and the girl of her dreams.

Right before she's to say "I do," a bride-to-be finds herself attracted to the female florist her mother hired to do the arrangements.

Right before she's to say "I do," a bride-to-be finds herself attracted to the female florist her mother hired to do the arrangements.

In a singular moment of sudden awakening on the altar, everything changes for Rachel, played by Piper Perabo in a lively departure as a quintessentially modern British woman, when she is suddenly forced to reconsider the meaning of happily ever after on entirely new terms moments before her honeymoon has even started. When Rachel shows up at the church on what promises to be a fairy tale wedding day, she is thrilled to be devoting herself for life to her long time sweetheart and best friend, Heck (Matthew Goode). That's when the unthinkable happens. In a moment that overturns everything in which she thought she believed, Rachel catches the eye of a complete stranger, the wedding's florist (Lena Headey), and like a bolt from the blue, recognizes her soul mate. Though she moves ahead with the marriage, something has profoundly changed. Everything about life is suddenly in question; and Rachel and her brand new husband are thrust into a journey that is at once disarmingly funny, decidedly bittersweet and definitely familiar to anyone who has ever fallen, for better or for worse, under love's intoxicating spell.

Quills images the final days of history's most infamous sexual adventurer, the Marquis de Sade. A nobleman with a literary flair, the Marquis lives in a madhouse where a beautiful laundry maid (Winslet) smuggles his erotic stories to a printer, defying orders from the asylum's resident priest (Phoenix). The titillating passages whip all of France into a sexual frenzy, until a fiercely conservative doctor (Caine) tries to put an end to the fun, inadvertently stoking the excitement to a fever pitch. Featuring a cast that includes Academy Award® winner Geoffrey Rush, Oscar nominee Kate Winslet, rising star Joaquin Phoenix, and Academy Award® winner Michael Caine, Quills playfully turns Sade’s story into a sexy, sinister and shattering tale he himself might have written.

The Marquis de Sade was a provocateur so addicted to words that he used his own blood to write salacious stories while locked away in an asylum. A doctor tries to prevent the Marquis from writing, but a worker is lured into taking his dictation.

QUILLS imagines the final days of the Marquis de Sade as a blistering black comedy thriller, a battle between lust and love - and between the brutality of censorship and the consequences of free expression.

QUILLS imagines the final days of the Marquis de Sade as a blistering black comedy thriller, a battle between lust and love - and between the brutality of censorship and the consequences of free expression.

Every once in a rare while, a human being comes along who questions all the basic assumptions of society, who probes the very limits of morality, who negates the old, comfortable ideas of what it means to be human. Throughout history, such people have always been viewed as dangerous and have, ironically, prompted the most extreme and morally questionable responses. At the turn of the 18th century, in the wake of the bloody French Revolution, one such dangerous maverick was undoubtedly the Marquis de Sade. Sade was so scandalous he continues to shock us in the 21st century. His legacy continues to raise the debate about just what to do with those who gleefully explore the most sinister taboos. QUILLS boldly enters the debate by imagining the final days of the Marquis de Sade as a blistering black comedy thriller, a battle between lust and love and between the brutality of censorship and the unpredictable consequences of free expression. Featuring a cast that includes Academy Award(R) winner Geoffrey Rush, Oscar nominee Kate Winslet, rising star Joaquin Phoenix, and Academy Award(R) winner Michael Caine, QUILLS playfully turns Sade's story into a sexy, sinister and shattering tale he himself might have written.

They're charming and small and live behind the wall. They're The Borrowers, tiny people whose big family adventure is filled with some of the most eye-popping effects ever seen on film. Based on the beloved classic novels by Mary Norton, and starring John Goodman, The Borrowers is a film treat to be enjoyed by people of all sizes!