Joe Cortese

Letting Go -- Emma Abbott s daily existence is completely wrapped up in the lives of her husband and two children. Just as she is trying to cope with her youngest child leaving for college, her husband of 24 years suddenly dies. For the first time in her life, Emma is alone and must now face turning her present existence of solitude into a new beginning. A woman of strong faith, Emma is tested to the core of her being and finds herself angry with God and lost in her new world. God orchestrates divine appointments that bring together an old friend and a new acquaintance to show her how to let go and live again.

Man Up: Season 1: Episode 12 -- Will offers to fix Kenny's car for him.

"Fairly Legal" follows Kate Reed (Sarah Shahi) a San Francisco litigator who, frustrated with the bureaucracy and injustice she sees in her job, decides to become a mediator. Leaving her practice behind after realizing that truth and justice are not always found in the courtroom, Kate learns that her new line of work is not any less challenging.

Synopsis: A racist skinhead murderer is a changed man after serving time, but conflict and tragedy result when he tries to steer his brother away from the neo-Nazi lifestyle. Searing, powerful drama. USA - 1998 - R

The Last Word starring Joe Pantoliano, Richard Dreyfuss, Cybill Shepherd, Chazz Palminteri, Timothy Hutton, Michelle Burke

A troubled businessman turns his decision to choose a successor into a night of hell for the two contenders.

A rookie cop becomes the chief suspect in the killing of some of his crooked cohorts.

The Shipment movie trailer - starring Robert Loggia, Matthew Modine, Paul Rodriguez, Elizabeth Berkley, Joe Cortese. Genre: Comedy Rating: R

Fictionalized chronicle of the events leading up to the assassinations of John Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald, from the point of view of Oswald's killer, Jack Ruby.

Illicit Dreams movie trailer - starring Shannon Tweed, Andrew Stevens. Directed by Andrew Stevens. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated

The film tells the story of Derek Vinyard (Norton), taking place in the late 1980s and early 1990s. An extremely bright and charismatic student, Derek is drawn into the neo-Nazi underground after his father, a firefighter, is shot and killed by a black drug dealer while fighting a fire in a crack house. Derek had already been influenced by his father's critical views on black culture and affirmative action (his father refers to it as 'affirmative blacktion'), and his outlook was so galvanized by the circumstances of the murder that when asked how he felt about his fathers death by a news reporter, he launched a racist tirade on a local TV station.

Against the Ropes -- AZMovies - Trailer (Flash)