Julie Halston

I Think I Love My Wife -- A successful investment banker with a beautiful wife and an idyllic family life begins to hanker for an extramarital affair.

The Juror -- A struggling single mother's (Demi Moore) search for the truth threatens her child's life. Alec Baldwin co-stars.

Richard Cooper (Chris Rock), a successful investment banker with a beautiful, intelligent wife and two gorgeous kids at home, would seem to have it all. However, between the daily commutes from the suburbs to New York City, the endless business meetings, the kids’ diapers, and the Wiggles on TV, there’s only one thing on Richard’s mind: women. The women he sees on the commuter train in the morning, the women who walk the streets of Manhattan, the women he fantasizes about in order to alleviate the boredom of his mundane routine life. Happily married to Brenda (Gina Torres), Richard has no intention of cheating, until an old friend, the stunning Nikki (Kerry Washington), appears at Richard’s office door, asking for help in landing a job. During lulls in his workday, Richard starts meeting Nikki for late lunches, and the banker’s conventional life begins to turn upside down.

A successful investment banker with a beautiful wife and an idyllic family life begins to hanker for an extramarital affair.

A successful investment banker with a beautiful wife and an idyllic family life begins to hanker for an extramarital affair.

A married man who daydreams about being with other women finds his will and morals tested after he's visited by a sexy old friend.

Tender and upbeat, THE LADY IN QUESTION IS CHARLES BUSCH is the affectionate and entertaining tribute to actor, writer, drag performer, and glamorous leading lady Charles Busch.

Tender and upbeat, THE LADY IN QUESTION IS CHARLES BUSCH is the affectionate and entertaining tribute to actor, writer, drag performer, and glamorous leading lady Charles Busch.

Joe Gould's Secret takes you into the poignant and humorous world of New York City in the 1940s. This is the true story of two men, one telling the other's story: famed The New Yorker writer Joseph Mitchell and New York bohemian Joe Gould.

This drama based on a true story follows Joseph Mitchell (Stanley Tucci, who also directs), a writer for The New Yorker who befriends the title character (Ian Holm), a Greenwich Village eccentric who claims he's penning an oral history of the world that's 11 times longer than the Bible. Despite Gould's increasingly erratic, belligerent behavior, the men stay in touch until Gould's death, when a startling secret is revealed.

Woody Allen plays Ray Winkler, a low-brow con man who is married to Frenchy (Tracy Ullman), a former stripper. Ray and his buddies concoct a scheme to rob a bank by digging a tunnel from a defunct pizza place next door; as a cover, Frenchy opens a cookie shop in the storefront while Ray and company dig in the back. Ray's burglary is a failure, but Frenchy's cookies are a rousing success, and within a year the store has spawned a nationwide franchise that makes the Winklers rich. However, while Ray wants to move to Miami and bask in the sun, nouveau riche Frenchy now aspires to join high society, with posh art dealer David (Hugh Grant) as her guide.

Demi Moore stars as Annie Laird, a struggling single mother who impulsively agrees to serve on a jury, hoping for a little excitement in her humdrum life. But she gets far more than she bargained for when she's forced to sacrifice the truth to save her son from the mob's seductive, psychotic enforcer (Alec Baldwin).