Googie Withers

Shine -- This moving drama focuses on promising pianist David Helfgott's mental breakdown and re-emergence after a decade of total obscurity to find peace in the very thing that drove him to the edge his music.

Miranda -- When the mysterious Miranda (Christina Ricci) walks into a suburban Yorkshire library, it is love at first sight for romantic librarian, Frank. Frank follows Miranda to London, where he discovers that Miranda is a con artist who, under the guidance of her mentor is trying to seduce a businessman into giving away his money for nothing.

This gripping film noir follows in the best traditions of Hitchcock and Chandler. Starring Michael Pare (Eddie and the Cruisers, The Virgin Suicides), Theresa Russell (Black Widow, Wild Things), James Russo (Open Range, The Ninth Gate) and Steven Bauer (Primal Fear, Scarface), a former LA cop gets entangled in a web of sex and betrayal when his niece is abducted.

Inspired by the troubled but ultimately triumphant life of classical pianist David Helfgott (Academy Award-winner Geoffrey Rush - "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," "Shakespeare in Love"), this moving drama focuses on Helfgott's mental breakdown as a result of his smothering father and painful retreat into a private world while still in his early 20s and on the brink of a glittering international career. After a decade of total obscurity, Helfgott achieves both personal and professional fulfillment by finding peace on the very thing that drove him to the edge his music, as he also finds love and support from a remarkable woman. Starring Academy Award-nominee Lynn Redgrave ("Gods and Monsters," "Peter Pan"), and Academy Award-nominee Armin Mueller-Stahl ("Eastern Promises," "The Thirteenth Floor"). Directed by Academy Award-winner Scott Hicks ("Snow Falling on Cedars," "No Reservations").

This moving drama focuses on promising pianist David Helfgott's mental breakdown and re-emergence after a decade of total obscurity to find peace in the very thing that drove him to the edge his music.

This moving drama focuses on promising pianist David Helfgott's mental breakdown and re-emergence after a decade of total obscurity to find peace in the very thing that drove him to the edge his music.

SHINE is the compelling and poignant story of a young man (Geoffrey Rush) who defies his father's wishes in order to pursue his dreams. Both thought-provoking and powerful, it tells a story of rebellion and individuality through the eyes of a pianist whose only form of self-expression is found in the keys of his instrument.

Sam Neill and Greta Scacchi star in this adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" set in rural Australia in the 1920s. Jack and his niece work hard running the family farm to support Jack's brother-in-law, Alexander, a literary critic living in London. The trouble begins when Alexander returns to the farm with a beautiful young wife, who will soon bewitch Jack as well as the local doctor, Max.

Now old, ill, poor, and forgotten, William Freise-Greene was once very the young and handsome William Green, an inventor searching for a way to project moving pictures.

When the mysterious Miranda (Christina Ricci) walks into a suburban Yorkshire library, it is love at first sight for romantic librarian, Frank. Frank follows Miranda to London, where he discovers that Miranda is a con artist who, under the guidance of her mentor is trying to seduce a businessman into giving away his money for nothing.

Physician Paul Marton (Griffith Jones) is drowning when an alluring mermaid named Miranda (Glynis Johns) suddenly rescues him in this fanciful drama. Afterward, Miranda insists that he take her for a visit to London -- which the doctor manages by disguising her in a wheelchair. While Miranda captures plenty of male attention there -- and arouses the suspicions of the doctor's wife (Googie Withers) -- she soon begins pining for her watery home.

For the first time, two classic horror films become one. Night of the Living Dead and Carnival of Souls have been intercut to appear as one film. Now, for the first time on video, two horror classics become one masterpiece...The Dead of Night. This film is a must for fans of these two films and an ending you must see.