Felix Williamson

Me Myself I -- Rachel Griffiths (Hilary and Jackie, Muriel's Wedding) stars in this romantic comedy about a woman who gets an unexpected chance to make up for a missed opportunity. Written and directed by award-winning editor Pip Karmel (Shine).

The Thin Red Line -- A portrait of blood brothers in life and death, as they stop fighting for their country and start fighting to survive.

Pamela Drury (Griffiths) seems to be living the life of the ideal modern woman. She's an award-winning writer, she's traveled the world, and she owns real estate. But she can't shake the overwhelming feeling that she's missing something, never having fallen in love. She passed on Mr. Right, Robert Dickson (Roberts), when she turned down his marriage proposal 13 years before. Now, regret and desperation plague her as she finds herself trapped in the life of her alter ego.

Frustrated single career woman in her 30s wonders what would have happened had she married her dream man - following mysterious accident, she discovers herself living that alternate life! A witty, engrossing comedy.

Rachel Griffiths (Hilary and Jackie, Muriel's Wedding) stars in this romantic comedy about a woman who gets an unexpected chance to make up for a missed opportunity. Written and directed by award-winning editor Pip Karmel (Shine).

Rachel Griffiths (Hilary and Jackie, Muriel's Wedding) stars in this romantic comedy about a woman who gets an unexpected chance to make up for a missed opportunity. Written and directed by award-winning editor Pip Karmel (Shine).

"Even more imaginative than the original" (The Washington Post), this sequel takes the three musketeers, Babe, Ferdy and Mrs. Hoggett, on a crusade into the midst of a large city where despite incredible obstacles, they're able to turn enemies into friends, raise enough money to save the farm and combine the two worlds into one. Once again, it's Babe's kind and steady heart that achieves miracles.

Pamela Drury (Rachel Griffiths) seems to be living the life of the ideal modern woman. She's an award-winning writer, she's traveled the world, and she owns real estate. But she can't shake the overwhelming feeling that she's missing something, never having fallen in love. She passed on Mr. Right, Robert Dickson (David Roberts), when she turned down his marriage proposal 13 years before. Now, regret and desperation plague her as she finds herself trapped in the life of her alter ego.

With an all-star cast -- featuring Sean Penn, George Clooney, Nick Nolte and Adrien Brody -- director Terrence Malick's lyrical and beautiful retelling of James Jones's novel about the 1942 battle for Guadalcanal was nominated for seven Oscars. With narration by Pvt. Witt (Jim Cavaziel), the men of C-Company become a tight-knit group as they each individually face the horrors of war to hold onto a key-positioned airfield.

After winning the sheepherding contest, Babe (voiced by Elizabeth Daily) comes home to the reality that Farmer and Mrs. Hoggett (James Cromwell and Magda Szubanski) may lose their land. The prize porker and Mrs. Hoggett go to the big city in a desperate attempt to save the farm but become separated. On his own, Babe performs with the circus, is chased by stray dogs and becomes a leader among animals in director George Miller's Oscar-nominated sequel.

Babe's kind and steady heart achieves miracles once again as he, Ferdy and Mrs. Hoggett travel to the city where they must turn enemies into friends and raise enough money to save the farm.

Babe's kind and steady heart achieves miracles once again as he, Ferdy and Mrs. Hoggett travel to the city where they must turn enemies into friends and raise enough money to save the farm.