Dean Lennox Kelly

The Secret Life of Words -- Academy Award winner Tim Robbins ('Mystic River') stars in this powerfully acted and critically acclaimed film from Pedro Almodovar, the renowned director of Volver and Talk to Her.

In the middle of World War I, nine British soldiers caught behind enemy lines seek refuge in a complex network of German trenches. What they soon discover is that they aren't alone...and it isn't a German soldier that's hunting them down.

Academy Award® winner Tim Robbins stars in this compelling film from Pedro Almodovar, the renowned director of Volver and Talk to Her. Powerfully acted and critically acclaimed, The Secret Life of Words is a moving story about discovering love and hope when least expected. A wounded oil worker forms an unlikely and emotional relationship with a nurse based on his need to divulge the secrets of his past and her mysterious silence about her own identity. Jack Mathews of the New York Daily News calls it "remarkably compelling… one you won't soon forget."

After surviving the war in Yugoslavia, taciturn nurse Hanna heads to Ireland for some relaxation. But when she hears about an oil-rig accident off the coast, she agrees to tend to a heroic burn victim, who changes her life.

Academy Award winner Tim Robbins ("Mystic River") stars in this powerfully acted and critically acclaimed film from Pedro Almodovar, the renowned director of Volver and Talk to Her.

Academy Award winner Tim Robbins ("Mystic River") stars in this powerfully acted and critically acclaimed film from Pedro Almodovar, the renowned director of Volver and Talk to Her.

An introverted partially deaf girl in her early '30s drowns in her own isolation until she is forced to go on vacation. She travels to Italy where she makes a friendship with the temporarily blind badly burnt survivor of an oil rig accident.

Jamie Bell, Hugo Speer, Laurence Fox, Andy Serkis and Matthew Rhys play English soldiers stuck in enemy territory in this spooky World War I thriller. Desperate to stay unseen, they bunk out in an abandoned German hideout, where slowly, one by one, they're picked off by an otherworldly enemy they can't identify. For the rest of them to get out alive, they must understand what they're up against so they can vanquish it before it conquers them.

Grace, a small-town English widow, discovers after her husband's suicide that he has squandered all their money and left her bankrupt -- and the banks are ready to reposes everything. Faced with impending doom, and with marketable few skills aside from her "green thumb," she struggles to save her home. Matthew, her financially struggling gardener who needs money to marry his sweetheart, suggests using her greenhouse to grow marijuana for the money they both need. When this plan succeeds, Grace takes the crop to London and tries to sell it to a ruthless but charming drug dealer. It all gets wild and crazy after that! Starring Golden Globe-winner Brenda Blethyn ("Introducing the Dwights," "Atonement") as Grace, and Emmy Award-nominee Craig Ferguson (TV's "The Late Show with Craig Ferguson," "I'll Be There") as Matthew. Ferguson also produced and wrote this film!

A widow discovers after her husband's suicide that he has left her bankrupt and the banks are ready to foreclose everything she has. In order to save her estate, with the help of her gardener, she grows marijuana in her green house to make money and pay back her debts.

"Still Crazy" is the critically acclaimed, Golden Globe® -nominated comedy which follows the hilarious exploits of a 70s rock phenomenon 'Strange Fruit' as they reunite 20 years after a nasty break-up and attempt to recapture their fame and fortune. With stand-out performances from Stephen Rea, Billy Connolly, Bill Nighy and Juliet Aubrey, the comically bittersweet film combines the raucous energy of The Full Monty with the broad humor of This Is Spinal Tap. Directed by Brian Gibson (What's Love Got To Do With It) and featuring the music of Mick Jones (Foreigner) and Chris Difford (Squeeze).

An over-the-hill 70s rock band reunites in an effort to regain the magic, music and missed opportunities of their past. Nominated for two Golden Globes(r) including Best Picture.