Thomas Kretschmann

The Big Bang -- Late one night, Los Angeles private investigator, Ned Cruz (Antonio Banderas of ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO) gets a visit from a recently paroled Russian boxer with an intriguing job offer: find Lexie, his missing girlfriend, and the 30-million dollar stash of diamonds she's hiding. Tailed by a trio of cops also looking to find the missing diamonds, Cruz soon realizes that what appeared to be a standard missing-person case is anything but...

The Young Victoria -- Caught in a power struggle with her closest advisors, a young and inexperienced queen draws strength from the handsome prince whose love and affection has stolen her heart.

Charming petty criminal Jason Valentine faces another visit to the county jail. With nothing to lose, Jason gambles his one phone call on chance alone - he randomly dials up a phone number and hopes for the best.

Late one night, Los Angeles private investigator, Ned Cruz (Antonio Banderas of ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO) gets a visit from a recently paroled Russian boxer with an intriguing job offer: find Lexie, his missing girlfriend, and the 30-million dollar stash of diamonds she's hiding. As Detective Cruz sets out to find her, the clues send him into the city's seediest corners, from a Hollywood action star with a dirty little secret (James Van Der Beek of VARSITY BLUES), to an enterprising porn producer who takes a personal interest in his own work (platinum-selling hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg), and a kinky waitress with an unusual fetish for particle physics (Autumn Reeser of TV's NO ORDINARY FAMILY). Lexie proves to be as elusive as she is beautiful and Cruz becomes obsessed with finding her. With time running out, Cruz discovers the trail leads to a reclusive billionaire (Sam Elliott of THE BIG LEBOWSKI), and his physicist, who are intent on recreating The Big Bang underneath the New Mexico desert. Tailed by a trio of cops also looking to find the missing diamonds, and with the body count piling up, Cruz soon realizes that what appeared to be a standard missing-person case is anything but, and could quite possibly bring about the end of the world as we know it.