Tamara Mello

Mayhem breaks loose when a ruthless con man talks his way into a scam involving two professional thieves. When the deal goes down in a hail of bullets, loyalties disintegrate and trust is pushed over the edge.

Spanish Judges -- Max (Vincent D'Onofrio) and his girlfriend, Jamie (Valerie Golinas), are small-time crooks who pass the time by placing blame on each other and scheming to get rich quick. Jack (Matthew Lillard) shows up with a plan to sell a mysterious suitcase to a crime kingpin, but he'll need help to pull it off. Max and Jamie sign up for the job in exchange for a cut of the profits -- but they wind up with more than they bargained for.

Max (Vincent D'Onofrio) and his girlfriend, Jamie (Valerie Golinas), are small-time crooks who pass the time by placing blame on each other and scheming to get rich quick. Jack (Matthew Lillard) shows up with a plan to sell a mysterious suitcase to a crime kingpin, but he'll need help to pull it off. Max and Jamie sign up for the job in exchange for a cut of the profits -- but they wind up with more than they bargained for.

In director María Ripoll's bilingual drama, widower Martin Naranjo (Hector Elizondo) is a Los Angeles restaurateur with a booming business and three headstrong daughters (Jacqueline Obradors, Tamara Mello and Elizabeth Peña), who are all on the verge of leaving the house to pursue their individual destinies. He knows he must let go, but things get even more complicated when brassy neighbor Hortensia (Raquel Welch) sets her sights on Martin.

Max (Vincent D'Onofrio) and his girlfriend, Jamie (Valeria Golino), are small-time crooks who pass the time by placing blame on each other and scheming to get rich quick. Jack (Matthew Lillard) shows up with a plan to sell a mysterious suitcase to a crime kingpin, but he'll need help to pull it off. Max and Jamie sign up for the job in exchange for a cut of the profits -- but they wind up with more than they bargained for.

Max (Vincent D'Onofrio) and his girlfriend, Jamie (Valerie Golinas), are small-time crooks who pass the time by placing blame on each other and scheming to get rich quick. Jack (Matthew Lillard) shows up with a plan to sell a mysterious suitcase to a crime kingpin, but he'll need help to pull it off. Max and Jamie sign up for the job in exchange for a cut of the profits -- but they wind up with more than they bargained for.

Max (Vincent D'Onofrio) and his girlfriend, Jamie (Valerie Golinas), are small-time crooks who pass the time by placing blame on each other and scheming to get rich quick. Jack (Matthew Lillard) shows up with a plan to sell a mysterious suitcase to a crime kingpin, but he'll need help to pull it off. Max and Jamie sign up for the job in exchange for a cut of the profits -- but they wind up with more than they bargained for.

Wyatt thinks his sweetheart is cheating on him and sends the world's most disgusting poison-pen letter only to find out she hasn't been unfaithful. Now he's got to get the letter back.

Wyatt thinks his sweetheart is cheating on him and sends the world's most disgusting poison-pen letter only to find out she hasn't been unfaithful. Now he's got to get the letter back.

Overnight Delivery -- Wyatt thinks his sweetheart is cheating on him and sends the world's most disgusting poison-pen letter only to find out she hasn't been unfaithful. Now he's got to get the letter back.

When college guy, Wyatt Tripps, thinks his high school sweetheart is cheating on him, he and another girl send her the world's most disgusting poison-pen letter...via overnight delivery. But when Wyatt gets home, he is in for a shocking surprise. His girlfriend's message explains that she hasn't been unfaithful after all. Now he's got 24 hours to get the letter back.

With a ready supply of one-liners and a delightfully retro sense of fashion, Fran Drescher (TV's The Nanny) provides the who, what, when and wear of this funny and smart comedy about a ruler from a land of tyrants and kings - and a hairdresser from Queens. Eager to make her way in the world, hairdresser Joy Miller (Drescher) gets her chance when she's sent to a modern once-upon-a-time land called Slovetzia to tutor the three children of gruff, widowed dictator Boris Pochenko (Timothy Dalton). Joy thinks she's been hired as a beautician. Boris thinks she's been hired as an able science teacher. Science or not, chemistry of another sort begins to work its magic. Joy's spirited openness blows the cobwebs off tradition-bound Slovetzia. And her resourcefulness gives Pochenko's heart a makeover... or does it? The best way to find out is to make an appointment with The Beautician and the Beast!