Thomas Hill

The Neverending Story II: The Next Chapter -- In this sequel to the 1984 film, our young hero, again bored with the real world, returns to his storybook's magical land of Fantasia.

Quintet -- Robert Altman's somber science fiction tale that takes place after a nuclear holocaust has thrown the world into another Ice Age.

Quintet is Robert Altman's a somber science fiction tale that takes place after a nuclear holocaust has thrown the world into another Ice Age. A man named Essex (Paul Newman), his pregnant wife Vivia (Brigitte Fossey) and her brother Francha (Tom Hill) are wandering the desolate, frozen landscape when they run across a handful of fellow survivors who pass their time playing a mysterious game called Quintet. No one is able to explain just how it's played, but Grigor (Fernando Rey) appears to act as the referee, and the stakes of the game are unusually high -- after Vivia and Francha lose, they're killed in a mysterious explosion. Essex is not happy with the way they've been dragged into the village's game of death but, as he attempts to seek revenge, he is only drawn deeper into the lethal competition.

In this sequel to the 1984 film, our young hero, again bored with the real world, returns to his storybook's magical land of Fantasia.

In this sequel to the 1984 film, our young hero, again bored with the real world, returns to his storybook's magical land of Fantasia.

A frumpy female agent goes undercover, staking out a sexy young widow who trails a string of older, rich - and dead - husbands behind her. Will the sultry spider snare the agent next?

A frumpy female agent goes undercover, staking out a sexy young widow who trails a string of older, rich - and dead - husbands behind her. Will the sultry spider snare the agent next?

A boy discovers a book that transports him to a fantasy world whose edges reach back into his mundane existence in this family adventure epic based on the acclaimed best-seller.

A boy discovers a book that transports him to a fantasy world whose edges reach back into his mundane existence in this family adventure epic based on the acclaimed best-seller.

From famed director Wolfgang Peterson ("Outbreak," "In the Line of Fire") comes this $30 million family fantasy/adventure epic based on the acclaimed best-seller about a boy who is drawn into a timeless and wondrous world of fantastic beings that only he can save from total destruction. With music from Oscar-winner Giorgio Moroder ("Flashdance, "Midnight Express"). The Hollywood Reporter calls this "a consistently adventurous delight," and Variety says "it's a marvelously realized flight of pure fantasy." The Boston Globe declares it "brilliant...the most fascinating family film since 'E.T.'"

A sensitive little boy, still grieving for his deceased mother, finds respite in a book which chronicles the plight of Fantasia, a magical land created by the dreams and imagination of humankind.

One of today's most gifted and brilliant actresses, Jill Clayburgh, brings her special sensitivity to the role of Barbara Gordon, a successful television documentary producer who became hopelessly dependent on tranquilizers. But this is much more than a story of addiction and withdrawal; it is an examination of the success syndrome that affects the lives of people whose career triumphs are achieved at great personal sacrifice. It is the dramatic and suspenseful story of one woman's survival in a battle for her sanity- and her life. In this urgent quest, she must discover her inner strength, independence, and ability to be truly happy.