Karen Kondazian

Beyond the City Limits -- Three women discover that their lowlife boyfriends are planning a casino heist and decide to beat them at their own game.

Three women discover that their lowlife boyfriends are planning a casino heist and decide to beat them at their own game.

Three women discover that their lowlife boyfriends are planning a casino heist and decide to beat them at their own game.

Helena, Lexi, and Misha discover that their low-life boyfriends are planning a casino heist and decide to beat them at their own game. They won't stop until the money is theirs.

Two brothers who were separated in early childhood take wildly divergent paths in life. One single-mindedly pursues money and the power that accrues from it, while the other adopts a more languid "share the wealth" mentality. In roles that showcase his comic capabilities, Andy Garcia stars as both brothers. Alan Arkin, Rachael Ticotin, Joe Pantoliano and Holland Taylor co-star.

There's no mistaking the grand voice, the outsized personality, the friendly, open face. Stepping outside his traditional operatic canon to star in his only feature film is renowned tenor Luciano Pavarotti. Not that the "King of the High Cs" steps too far outside with this breezy tale of romance. Nor would fans want things any other way. The role of an opera star touring the U.S. provides an ample showcase for Pavarotti's rich vocal artistry in works including Ave Maria, La Donna È Mobile, his signature Nessun Dorma, even I Left My Heart in San Francisco. Franklin J. Schaffner (Patton) directs, with locations including Italy, Boston, New York and the Napa Valley. Bravo, Giorgio! Bravissimo, Luciano!

An Italian opera singer in New York falls in love with the doctor who cures his laryngitis.