In Flames

Three women think they have found the perfect man.For New York heiress Patricia (JACI VELASQUEZ), he's a wild adventurer who offers her freedom from her mother's cloying ambitions. For Lorena (ROSELYN SANCHEZ) in Chicago, he's every bit as idealistic as she is, a lover of poetry and a man who recognizes the spark of passion beneath the buttoned-down lawyer's lapels. For Miami's fiery Cici (SOFIA VERGARA), he's the only man whose flames burn as bright as her own.Between beauty pageants, vicious gangsters, and a crowded Latin dance festival, the three women embark on a journey of friendship, resourcefulness, and self-discovery as they wait for Tomas to wake up and choose one of them. Though all three think Tomas is the prize, their true reward turns out to be a lot more than any of them ever expected.

Donald Quinelle (Williams), a rising sales executive, is sacked by his boss's pet parrot the same day that Sonny Paluso (Matthau) watches his gas station go up in flames. Drowning their sorrows at a coffee shop, the two New Yorkers disarm a would-be bandit Jack Locke (Jerry Reed), and briefly become media heroes - then quickly learn about the price and perils of survival in an insane world. Jack is freed by a bureaucratic slipup and goes gunning for Sonny and Donald, who discover that their survival depends on their friendship at all costs.

Diana (GLENN CLOSE) is a legendary superstar who's attracted to Alec (JESSE BRADFORD, Swimfan), a struggling young actor who lives in the same building as her daughter Isabel (ELIZABETH BANKS, Spider-Man 2), a self-absorbed photographer who's about to marry Jonathan (JAMES MARSDEN, The Notebook), a temperamental attorney who's trying to avoid Peter (JOHN LIGHT, TV's 'Band of Brothers'), a British journalist assigned to interview his famous lover's ex-flames. These five very different people meet, connect and resolve their relationships in this 'wonderfully-acted, intelligently-written and directed drama. One of the best films of the season' (Jeffrey Lyons, NBC)!

James Marshall (Twin Peaks) stars as Tommy Riley, a talented young boxer from Chicago's suburbs who is forced to move with his father (John Heard) to a rough South Side neighborhood where toughs are always showing up trying to collect on his father's gambling debts. To win money to bail his dad out of jail, Tommy is convinced to compete in illegal prizefights staged by sleazy promoter Jimmy Horn (Brian Dennehy), who exploits racial tension to fan the flames of aggression in his fights. When Tommy befriends Horn's top black fighter, Lincoln (Cuba Gooding Jr.), a young husband and father who sees his fists as his ticket out of the ghetto, it's only a matter of time before the two friends are set against each other and their bond is tested in the ring.