Paul Brown

Critical Care -- Werner Ernst is a young hospital resident who becomes embroiled in a legal battle between two half-sisters who are fighting over the care of their comatose father.

A man who has lost everything and a hustler with nothing to lose.

A man who has lost everything and a hustler with nothing to lose.

Superficial people are revealed and drastically changed by circumstance or luck in this a tale of death, seduction, blackmail and theft among British and Americans in Florence in the days just before World War II.

Husband and wife Cyril (Charles Dance) and Fiona (Sheryl Lee) explore new ground and new relationships when they take a vacation in the tropics. While on holiday, the pair meets another couple, Hugh (Colin Lane) and Catherine (Laila Robins), and their three children. Relationships become intertwined when Cyril and Fiona lose their inhibitions and seek sexual intimacy with Hugh and Catherine in this erotic drama.

When an idealistic young doctor enters into the case of a wealthy, terminally ill patient, he's ensnared in a web of ethical doubt and erotic treachery for which no med school degree could prepare him.

Dr. Ernst (James Spader) has a decision to make: a wealthy man in a coma will never wake up, so should he be kept alive while his daughters, Felicia (Kyra Sedgwick) and Connie (Margo Martindale), stand to inherit millions? Guiding the doc's heart is Stella (Helen Mirren); guiding his mind is cantankerous Dr. Butz (Albert Brooks). Edward Hermann co-stars as Memorial Hospital's sleazy lawyer in this dramedy centered on America's health care system.

Werner Ernst is a young hospital resident who becomes embroiled in a legal battle between two half-sisters who are fighting over the care of their comatose father.

When an idealistic young doctor enters into the case of a wealthy, terminally ill patient, he's ensnared in a web of ethical doubt and erotic treachery for which no med school degree could prepare him.

The chance meeting of delusional drifter Eunice (Amanda Plummer) and timorous gas station employee Miriam (Saskia Reeves) leads to a deranged, whirlwind romance as well as a crazed murder spree across England. While Miriam tries to protect and transform Eunice into a good person, she's compelled to help cover up the brutal killings. Michael Winterbottom directs his artfully executed drama. Des McAleer and Kathy Jamieson co-star.

Eunice is walking along the highways of northern England from one filling station to another. She is searching for Judith, the woman, she says to be in love with.

Eunice, a tattooed, schizophrenic free spirit, wanders in search of her recently departed lover, Judith. She leaves one gas station attendant dead when the person admits to not being Judith; but when she meets Miriam, another gas station attendant who longs for love and attention, Eunice doesn't ask the fatal question. Strangely captivated by the eccentric woman, Miriam spends the night with Eunice and falls under her peculiar charm, Calling each other "Eu" and "Mi," they hit the road, where they murder anyone who gets in their way.