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Hell bent on vengeance, former Confederate officer Cullen Bohannon (Anson Mount) travels west in search of the Union soldiers who murdered his wife. His quest leads him to Hell on Wheels, the dangerous, raucous town that follows the construction of the nation s first transcontinental railroad.

Hell on Wheels -- A trailer from AMC's highly anticipated new series about post-Civil War America, 'Hell on Wheels'.

One Hour Photo movie trailer - starring Robin Williams, Gary Cole, Michael Vartan, Connie Nielsen, Dylan Smith. Directed by Mark Romanek. Genre: Drama Rating: R

Hell on Wheels -- A glimpse into the lives and philosophy surrounding the fast paced, adrenaline driven bike courier sub-culture.

Trailer for the documentary The Lazarus Effect. Directed by Lance Bangs and executive produced by Spike Jonze and Susan Smith Ellis, The Lazarus Effect documents the transformative effects that ARVs can have on people, their families and their communities when treatment is accessible. The film traces the experience of Constance (Connie) Mudena, who lost all three of her children to AIDS before treatment was accessible. When she and her husband both tested positive for HIV, treatment was not readily available and at the end of each month they had to choose between buying life-saving medicine, paying the rent or buying food with their meager income. Constance eventually heard about a clinic that was making free drugs available. She was one of the first people to be enrolled at the clinic where she is now a HIV Peer Education Supervisor. The Lazarus Effect shows people at the beginning of their treatment when they are gravely ill, returning a few months later to follow their progression to health.'(RED), Spike and I went into this film wanting the people in it to tell their own stories' says director Lance Bangs. This film is a hopeful one, yet a reminder that almost 4,000 people still die every day from AIDS in Africa because not all people who need access to the treatment have it.' The Lazarus Effect is the center of a multi-media campaign by (RED) to raise awareness of the impact of large-scale AIDS programs at work in sub-Saharan Africa and the life-restoring effect of ARV medicine now available to HIV-positive people for around 40 cents a day. Thanks to public health organizations like the Global Fund and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), funding for ARVs is being provided to millions of people in Africa. In addition to funding, these organizations are educating people on how they can stay healthy and protect themselves from contracting and spreading the HIV virus. (RED), the largest business sector funder of the Global

The main focus of Where the Boys Are is the 'coming of age' of four collegiate girls during spring vacation. Merritt Andrews (Dolores Hart), the smart and assertive leader of the quartet, expresses the opinion as the film opens that premarital sex might be okay. Her speech eventually inspires the insecure Melanie Tolman (Yvette Mimieux) to lose her virginity soon after the girls arrive in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Tuggle Carpenter (Paula Prentiss), on the other hand, seeks to be a 'baby-making machine,' lacking only the man to join her in marriage. Angie (Connie Francis in her first acting role) rounds out the group as a girl acting rather clumsily when it comes to romance. The girls find their beliefs challenged throughout the film. Merritt meets the suave Ivy Leaguer Ryder Smith (George Hamilton) of Brown and realizes she's not ready for sex. Melanie discovers the boy from Yale she thought loved her was only using her, passing her around to his friend when he grows bored. Tuggle quickly fixes her attention on the goofy TV Thompson (Jim Hutton), but becomes disillusioned when he becomes enamored with the older woman Lola Fandango who works as a 'mermaid' swimmer/dancer (Barbara Nichols). Angie stumbles into love with the eccentric jazz musician Basil (Frank Gorshin). Merritt, Tuggle and Angie's adolescent relationship angst quickly evaporates when they discover Melanie in a distressed state. Although not mentioned directly, the set up of the scene in which Melanie leaves a hotel, with a torn dress and in a serious state of shock, strongly suggests she was sexually assaulted. She ends up in the hospital. Now sobered up from the spring break joy, the friends realize the potentially serious consequences of their physical actions and resolve to act in a more responsible, mature manner. The film ends on a melancholy note, with Melanie recovering in the hospital while Merritt looks after her, with promises to continue a long-distanc

Hell on Wheels -- KATIE, 16, tracks down and surprises her rock star father, JETHRO. Irascible, fiercely independent and paraplegic, he had no idea he was a dad and likes his life the way it is. Stubbornness runs in the family and Katie will have to convince him otherwise