Phillip Baker Hall

A Gentleman's Game -- Using the lush tapestry of greens and fairways, A Gentleman's Game is the story of a teenage golf prodigy learning the painful truth about exclusion, privilege and power in the world of golf.

When 12-year-old Timmy shows early promise as a golfer, his father sends him to caddy at the local country club. There, Timmy discovers a world where privilege meets the working class, and with the help of a golf teacher with a broken past, he learns more than just technique and sportsmanship. This visually stunning film captures the wonder of the game with an uplifting message about the choices we make in life.

Using the lush tapestry of greens and fairways, A Gentleman's Game is the story of a teenage golf prodigy learning the painful truth about exclusion, privilege and power in the world of golf.

When the Vice President of the United States unexpectedly dies, all eyes in Washington D.C. are on President Jackson Evans (Jeff Bridges) as he chooses a new VP. Sen. Jack Hathaway (William Petersen), a respected career politician enjoying a new swell of popularity after a well-publicized attempt to save a drowning woman, is expected to be Evan's choice, but instead he picks Sen. Laine Hanson (Joan Allen), a decision that raises eyebrows on both sides of the political fence. Veteran power broker Shelly Runyon (Gary Oldman) is vehemently opposed to Hanson's appointment, in part because the Democratic senator was once a Republican, and vows to do everything in his power to prevent her from being confirmed. Runyon and his staff start digging for dirt on Hanson, and soon make a surprising discovery - her personal morality is called into question when it's alleged that she took part in a group sexual liaison while she was a college student.