Nancy Cassaro

Running with Scissors -- Bizarre behavior goes with the territory when a teenage boy is 'adopted' by his mother's wacky therapist and must cope with an extended family of eccentrics.

Deuces Wild -- Leon and Bobby are brothers who, with their friends, are determined to maintain the way of life in their neighborhood. They are The Deuces, trying to keep things the way they are. Loyalty means everything to them, and protecting friends and family is their main priority. Now, when a violent gang threatens to destroy their neighborhood, the Deuces are forced to fight to shield the world they know from becoming a world they want no part of. As the violence escalates and relationships are tested, the Deuces are forced to face how far they're willing to go to keep their lives safe and true.

A MOTHER’S PRAYER, starring Robin Givens (Tyler Perry’s The Family That Preys), Johnny Gill (legendary R&B singer), Shirley Murdock (Man of Her Dreams) and Jermaine Crawford (HBO’s The Wire), tells the compelling, heartwarming tale of family members torn apart by their individual struggles. The only thing that can truly bring the family back together is a mother’s dying wishes. With a lot of love, this family is about to learn the true meaning of the saying ”the family that prays together stays together.” Come along on an emotional journey through song, laughter and triumph.

Based on the personal memoirs of Augusten Burroughs, RUNNING WITH SCISSORS is a wickedly funny, brave and moving tale of surviving a most unusual childhood. Augusten's (Joseph Cross) mother (Annette Bening) is a deluded aspiring post with bipolar disorder whose marriage to his dad (Alec Baldwin) is in ruins. Soon, she is seeing a very eccentric therapist named Dr. Finch (Brian Cox), while Augusten is left in the care of Finch's wackly family, including his tightly-wound daughter (Gwyneth Paltrow). Abandoned by his parents and adopted by the Finches, he finds a kindred spirit in youngest daughter Natalie (Even Rachel Wood) and motherly support from Finch's long suffering wife Agnes (Jill Clayburgh). Constantly recording the events of his life in his journals as a way to cope, Augusten finds himself avoiding school, learning about love from an older man (Joseph Fiennes), and making big decisions at the tender age of fifteen.