Ann Hearn

In a hilariously misguided attempt to save his rocky marriage, Director Michael Pressman casts his wife opposite hot-shot actor Alan Rosenberg in a new play.

Frankie and Johnny Are Married -- In a hilariously misguided attempt to save his rocky marriage, Director Michael Pressman casts his wife opposite hot-shot actor Alan Rosenberg in a new play. But when Rosenberg can?t differentiate between stage and real-life love scenes, it's up to Pressman to fix his marriage and keep the show on the road. Frankie and Johnny are married is a smart, witty romantic comedy about risking it all to save everything.

Josh and Sam are two brothers who are tired of their home life and tired of each other. Their mother is about to wed a Frenchman and the two are facing the prospect of moving in with their father in Florida. Josh, not too keen on this idea, uses his creative talents to stir up an adventure instead of a move. He convinces his brother that he is a genetically altered mutant, trained for warfare, also known as an S.A.M. Josh tells Sam that he is going to be sent to Africa to fight and that his only escape is to flee to Canada. The boys embark on a cross-country journey where they steal a car from a drunk, meet Alison the Liberty Maid, and are on the run from the cops. Will the boys ever make it to Canada, or will they give up and head for home?

Oscar® nominee Nick Nolte and Academy Award® winner Susan Sarandon star in this powerful and unforgettable drama based on a true story. For Augusto and Michaela Odone (Nolte and Sarandon), the news that their five-year-old son, Lorenzo, has a rare terminal disease is sobering, to learn there is no known cure is devastating. Despite the prognosis, the Odones embark on an extraordinary mission of love, consulting and sometimes colliding with the world's top doctors and scientists in the quest to save their son. Their relentless struggle tests their marriage, their beliefs and the boundaries of conventional medicine in this critically acclaimed hit from director George Miller (The Witches of Eastwick).

In a hilariously misguided attempt to save his rocky marriage, Director Michael Pressman casts his wife opposite hot-shot actor Alan Rosenberg in a new play. But when Rosenberg can?t differentiate between stage and real-life love scenes, it's up to Pressman to fix his marriage and keep the show on the road. Frankie and Johnny are married is a smart, witty romantic comedy about risking it all to save everything.

In a hilariously misguided attempt to save his rocky marriage, Director Michael Pressman casts his wife opposite hot-shot actor Alan Rosenberg in a new play. But when Rosenberg can?t differentiate between stage and real-life love scenes, it's up to Pressman to fix his marriage and keep the show on the road. Frankie and Johnny are married is a smart, witty romantic comedy about risking it all to save everything.

In a hilariously misguided attempt to save his rocky marriage, Director Michael Pressman casts his wife opposite hot-shot actor Alan Rosenberg in a new play. But when Rosenberg can’t differentiate between stage and real-life love scenes, it's up to Pressman to fix his marriage and keep the show on the road. Frankie and Johnny are married is a smart, witty romantic comedy about risking it all to save everything.

Documentarians Barry Alexander Brown and Glenn Silber vividly chronicle the Vietnam War protest movement of the 1960s and '70s in a film that incorporates rare raw footage. The overall effect is an incisive depiction of how anti-war acrimony in the United States spread from committed activists to fraternity row on college campuses to the business community at large.

An acclaimed documentary, THE WAR AT HOME reveals what happened in Madison, Wisconsin during most of the 1960s and the early '70s when students and the community began to protest the Vietnam War. Directors Glenn Silber and Barry Alexander Brown spent a long time going through the news archives of a local television station to cull footage from those years. Then they selected specific clips and first put together a background on the war. Quotes from John F. Kennedy to Richard Nixon and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, along with many other public figures vividly bring back the past. Next, the events at Madison are brought forward and local public figures speak memorable lines. Demonstrations are shown, as well as news events, like the man, now in jail, who bombed an Army information center on campus and killed a student. Emotion and drama run high throughout, making this a worthy documentary for anyone who either has forgotten or never knew what those days were like. This documentary won a Special Jury Prize at the now defunct U.S. Film Festival and was nominated for "Best Documentary" at the 1979 Academy Awards.

A dad tries to rescue his rascally teen without causing more trouble.

Gérard Depardieu stars as an overprotective father who lands in hot water when his overactive teenage daughter gets in over her head at a tropical vacation resort! Soon, the mischievous teen is getting dad in big, big trouble -- hurling him into one madcap misadventure after another. Combining uproarious comedy and a beautiful island setting, MY FATHER,THE HERO, simply overflows with nonstop fun in the sun.

Josh And S.A.M. Two young brothers, one smart and not so athletic and his younger brother, who's great at sports yet not so bright, embark on a runaway-from-home road trip to get away from their divorced parents.