Robert Lynn

Frances Shepherd has been sent to the "pen" for killing her abusive husband. After being abused, violated, and persecuted by the prison warden, the women from the cell block rise up and revolt against the injustices of the penitentiary and the "new plantation" workplace that harvests human labor for big-time profit. Nothing will stop Frances and her fellow inmates in this brutal battle for justice.

In turn-of-the-century England, three resourceful children save the day when their family is thrown into distress by the mysterious disappearance of their father. Can an old gentleman they befriend at the train station help them find their father?

Welsh writer Tyvian Jones seems to have it all, Sixties style - an international best seller, an apartment in Rome, a gorgeous fiancee in Virna Lisi but he's bitter anyways. He meets his existential match in ennui in the mod seductress Eve. Decked out in pointy pumps and heavy eyeliner, listening to Billie Holiday on scratchy LPs as she counts lire and smokes endless packs of cigarettes in strangers' bedrooms, she is the epitome of frayed glamour. An emotional tyrant, Eve's cruelly casual maneuvering forces Baker to confront his past and his weaknesses as a man and an artist.

A tussle between Sioux natives and the U.S. Cavalry results in the complete annihilation of the American troops, who bought bogus ammunition from a mysterious stranger (James Craig). But a fallen soldier's brother (Randolph Scott) is determined to bring the culprit to justice. Angie Dickinson and James Garner co-star in this classic Western revenge saga that lacks the gritty shoot-outs you might expect.