Kate Capshaw

The president of the United States is about to have a dream from which there is no waking up. Only one man can save him…a man who must plunge himself into the president's horrendous nightmare.

Craig can’t bear it any longer, he has to let Tracey, the girl of his dreams, know that he exists... Staking out her place of work - the local supermarket- Craig waits for her to turn up for her daily shift. Then, heartfelt and unspoken, he delivers his all-important letter. Now all he has to do is wait. Starring Jaime Winstone, daughter of Ray Winstone (The Departed, Cold Mountain, Sexy Beast).

Helen (Kate Capshaw) runs a bookstore in a small fishing community where everyone seems to know everyone else's business. A 42-year-old single mother, she is emotionally distant and fearful of getting too close to anyone. George (Tom Selleck) has known Helen since they were schoolmates, and he's been in love with her for ages, but has always settled for just being her friend. Convinced she wasn't interested in him, he married another woman years ago. Helen also has another secret admirer, Johnny (Tom Everett Scott), who isn't at all put off by the fact that Helen is twice his age. Johnny, however, is currently occupied with Jennifer (Julianne Nicholson), a fellow student who also works at the bookstore and is crazy about him. Into this tangled web of unrequited love comes an amorous letter that Helen finds in the store one day. The letter bears no signature and no address; it's at once passionate and oblique, fervent and cryptic. So who wrote it? And to whom was the writer planning to send it? Before long, the letter has made its way through this circle, and everyone has an idea (or a hope) of who their secret love is.

Welcome to planet 7th Grade! Where a love letter to the girl of your dreams can ruin your life, where Salami is the perfect diversion for a crazy janitor, and memorizing Shakespeare makes you a loser, but also just might win you -- the girl.