Marek Kanievska

British war reporter Leo and American journalist Sally meet on assignment in Beirut. When Leo disappears, his American colleague begins to uncover his secret life, which leads her all the way behind the Iron Curtain and into the clutches of the KGB.

Sharon Stone and Rupert Everett sizzle together in this thriller about double agents, deception and forbidden love.

Sharon Stone and Rupert Everett star as war correspondents who wed after meeting on assignment in the Middle East -- only to have Cold War politics rip them apart -- in this drama based on a true story. When Leo Cauffield (Everett) seemingly vanishes into thin air, his wife, Sally (Stone), sets out to find the truth, never dreaming her search will lead her behind the Iron Curtain and into the KGB's waiting arms.

In the 1930s, upper-class Tommy Judd and Guy Bennett are both nearing the end of their careers at their public school. Tommy, a Marxist intellectual, refuses to participate in the school's social hierarchy. But Guy, when not mooning after pretty boys, angles for a slot as one of the "gods," or prefects, of his house. When faculty stumbles upon a homosexual act by two students, one boy commits suicide and scandal erupts. The administration do their best to ensure nothing like this ever sullies their reputation again. Considering that homosexual experimentation is rampant and that Guy has slept with most of the prefects in his house, the strict new rules leave a bad taste in his mouth. They also put a damper on his lifestyle, especially after he falls in love with James, a dreamy boy from one of the other houses. Things come to a head when autocratic prefect Fowler intercepts a letter from Guy to James and sentences Guy to a savage beating. Eventually, Guy's complicity in the power games of the British class system has been challenged.