Norman Rodway

A provocative study of right and wrong, based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut. A famous American playwright -- who, during World War II, wrote for the Germans, spied for the Allies and loved only his wife -- must prove his innocence to the world and to himself. Starring Academy Award and Emmy Award-nominee and Golden Globe-winner Nick Nolte ("Affliction," "The Prince of Tides"), Sheryl Lee ("Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me," "Backbeat"), Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Alan Arkin ("Get Smart," "Little Miss Sunshine"), Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominee David Strathairn ("Good Night, and Good Luck," "The Bourne Ultimatum"), Golden Globe-nominee Kirsten Dunst ("Spiderman trilogy," "Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles") and Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winner John Goodman (TV's "Roseanne," "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip").

A famous American playwright who wrote for the Germans during WWII and spied for the Allies and loved only his wife, must prove his innocence to the world and to himself. Based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut.

A famous American playwright -- who, during World War II, wrote for the Germans, spied for the Allies and loved only his wife -- must prove his innocence to the world and to himself. Based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut.

Inspired by the 1980 siege of the Iranian embassy in London, this exciting actioner stars Lewis Collins as SAS officer Peter Skellen, who infiltrates a terrorist organization intent on using hostages in the American embassy to further its rhetoric. Skellen, who romances one of the extremists, Frankie (Judy Davis), uses his quick wits and even faster fists to tackle the radicals when they demand that a nuclear bomb be dropped on a submarine base.

In 1962, legendary Irish playwright Brendan Behan's incendiary insider's look at life on death row, THE QUARE FELLOW, was adapted for the screen. A zealous rookie prison guard, Thomas Crimmin (Patrick McGoohan), arrives at a crumbling correctional facility where inmates and turnkeys alike anxiously await a man's imminent trip to the gallows. Though the condemned (called the "quare fellow" in Hibernian jailhouse slang) remains unseen, the cruelty of the brutal murder that has marked his days and the system that would take a life for a life are both keenly felt. Under the tutelage of a retiring guard, and via a chance liaison with Kathleen (Sylvia Syms), a woman with a deep connection to both the man awaiting execution and the crime of passion he committed, Crimmin's duty-bound veneer erodes and the tragedy of state-sanctioned murder threatens to claim more than just the life of the guilty.

In 1962, legendary Irish playwright Brendan Behan's incendiary insider's look at life on death row, THE QUARE FELLOW, was adapted for the screen. A zealous rookie prison guard, Thomas Crimmin (Patrick McGoohan), arrives at a crumbling correctional facility where inmates and turnkeys alike anxiously await a man's imminent trip to the gallows. Though the condemned (called the "quare fellow" in Hibernian jailhouse slang) remains unseen, the cruelty of the brutal murder that has marked his days and the system that would take a life for a life are both keenly felt. Under the tutelage of a retiring guard, and via a chance liaison with Kathleen (Sylvia Syms), a woman with a deep connection to both the man awaiting execution and the crime of passion he committed, Crimmin's duty-bound veneer erodes and the tragedy of state-sanctioned murder threatens to claim more than just the life of the guilty.