Christopher Birt

Crimson Tide -- A sub commander and his officer clash over missile-launching orders.

A Reason to Believe -- 'A Reason to Believe' is a personal essay type of documentary that covers where Hurricane Katrina really hit and the personal journey of Andrew Mercer's experience in Mississippi.

Mel Brooks directs this film about a ruthless billionaire, Goddard Bolt (Brooks), who wants to obliterate a poor section of Los Angeles and build a high-tech commercial center in its place. His only problem is that he owns only half the land needed for the construction, the other half belonging to equally ruthless billionaire Vance Craswell (Jeffrey Tambor), who has his own ideas for the land. The two try to buy each other out until, finally, a deal is struck: Craswell bets that Bolt cannot survive a month on the streets as a homeless man. If Bolt makes it, he gets the property. If he doesn't, Craswell gets it. Bolt agrees and, as a poor man, he begins to feel the pain of being uprooted and alone, even meeting a friendly homeless woman, Molly (Lesley Ann Warren) with whom he forms an attachment.

A sexy executive (Kari Wuhrer, Eight Legged Freaks, Anaconda) is seduced by a younger man (Stephen Baldwin, The Usual Suspects) into stealing $40 million from his politically ambitious father. As the elaborate swindle is set in motion and their erotically-charged affair reaches a boiling point, the two begin to question the intentions of one another. Is he a pampered rich boy getting his kinky kicks with an experienced older woman or is she a shrewd black widow out to make a killing? As the bodies pile up and the double-crosses multiply, one will be left holding the fortune while the other will be caught in a web of deadly deception.