Bryan Adams

Racing Stripes -- Stripes, a zebra raised on a farm in Kentucky, dreams of one day becoming a championship racehorse in this heartwarming and hysterical.

House of Fools -- Psychiatric patients become entrenched in the Chechen War after the staff leave to find them a safer hospital. Soldiers take over the asylum, and then, a young female patient (Vysotskaya) falls in love with soldier (Islamov), which leaves her boyfriend, Bryan Adams (playing himself), in a lurch. Based on a true story.

Stripes, a zebra raised on a farm in Kentucky, dreams of one day becoming a championship racehorse in this heartwarming and hysterical tale that seamlessly combines live action and computer animation. An all-star cast provides the voices of the zebra and his barnyard palls, including Frankie Muniz (TV's "Malcolm in the Middle"), Oscar and Golden Globe winners Dustin Hoffman ("Rain Man," "Hook") and Whoopi Goldberg ("Ghost," "The Lion King"), Mandy Moore ("A Walk to Remember"), Jeff Foxworthy ("Blue Collar TV"), David Spade ("The Emperors New Groove"), Snoop Dogg ("Starsky & Hutch"), and many more.

Stripes, a zebra raised on a farm in Kentucky, dreams of one day becoming a championship racehorse in this heartwarming and hysterical.

Stripes, a zebra raised on a farm in Kentucky, dreams of one day becoming a championship racehorse in this heartwarming and hysterical.

Stripes, a zebra raised on a farm in Kentucky, dreams of one day becoming a championship racehorse in this heartwarming and hysterical tale that seamlessly combines live action and computer animation.

Set in 1996, this is the true story of the patients of a Russian psychiatric asylum who become involved with the Chechen War after their doctors, nurses and attendants abandon them, and a band of Chechen soldiers arrives to set up camp. Central to the story is a young female patient, Janna, who falls in love with a Chechen soldier, Ahmed, abandoning her boyfriend, Canadian pop singer Bryan Adams (playing himself), who appears to her as a hallucination singing his hit, "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?"

Psychiatric patients become entrenched in the Chechen War after the staff leave to find them a safer hospital. Soldiers take over the asylum, and then, a young female patient (Vysotskaya) falls in love with soldier (Islamov), which leaves her boyfriend, Bryan Adams (playing himself), in a lurch. Based on a true story.

When fighting between Russians and Chechens flares up, bombing threatens a small Russian mental hospital home to a group of eccentric but harmless patients. The doctor in charge leaves to find evacuation vehicles, briefly leaving them on their own.

Barbra Streisand and Jeff Bridges star as two college professors who marry for convenience after giving up on romance.

Barbra Streisand and Jeff Bridges star as two college professors who marry for convenience after giving up on romance.

The Mirror Has Two Faces -- Barbra Streisand and Jeff Bridges star as two college professors who marry for convenience after giving up on romance.