John Standing

Trailer for Safe. Sometimes a chance meeting can save your life. Mei (Catherine Chan) is a 10 year-old Chinese math prodigy who is abducted from her home in Nanjing by the Triads; she is sent to America by the Triad Leader Han Jiao (James Hong), where she will serve as a 'counter' for their extortion racquets. No computers, no paper trails - she keeps all the numbers in her head. One year later Mei's new adopted 'father' Chang (Reggie Lee) brings her along to count the numbers as he shakes-down his business operations. Luke Wright (Jason Statham) is a second rate cage fighter in the mixed martial arts circuit in New Jersey. When he blows a rigged fight, the Russian mafia make an example of him - murdering his wife and threatening to kill anyone he forms any kind of friendship or relationship with. Now homeless, destitute and completely isolated from society, Luke wanders the streets of New York like a ghost, hovering on the edge of suicide. Big things begin to stir in the city, when Triad boss Han Jiao appears in New York, and gives Mei a secret number to memorize; on her way to use this number for an unknown purpose, Mei is violently kidnapped from the Triads by the Russian Mafia, who want the information she now has in her head as does the corrupt Captain Wolf (Robert John Burke) of the NYPD. Mei manages to escape, but she won't be able to survive on her own for long. Standing on a subway platform ready to throw himself under a train, Luke Wright sees the young and terrified Chinese girl being pursued by Russian thugs... he knows something is wrong, and he knows now he has to make a decision: continue on his downward spiral, or come back fighting in order to help a little girl he's never even met. Luke comes back to life, forcing himself into violent action, and over the course of one harrowing night he tears a swath through the city's underworld in order to save Mei's life and redeem his own.

Rock the Boat -- Winner of the 2012 People's Choice Award at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, Rock the Boat is a fun, high-energy and ultimately moving documentary that follows the 2008 unlikely tale of a group's 51-mile boating expedition down the notorious Los Angeles River. The waterway was channelized by the Army Corps of Engineers to move water away from Los Angeles and to prevent flooding. In an absurd act of civil disobedience, the group led by local satirical writer George Wolfe boated down the fenced-in river, hoping to have the EPA declare it navigable, so that it could gain protection under the Clean Water Act. What a delightful film! praises acclaimed PBS Author/Filmmaker/Producer (Affluenza) John de Graaf. At a time when the messages of so many documentaries are decidedly pessimistic, Rock the Boat offers a positive and inspiring story of a small group of committed people whose actions, playful and smart, are forcing the government to clean up and restore the LA River. This funny, informative film moves at a clip and leaves viewers drying their eyes, standing to cheer, and ready to hit the streets (or rivers) to save something else. Don't miss it! Five stars out of five!

Dallas: Season 4: Episode 19 -- Discord haunts the head of the Ewing clan as Jock threatens to sell the company business if Miss Ellie divorces him.

The White House has been the home of every U.S. president since John Adams. Without any presidents to house, however, the walls of this iconic building won't be standing for long.