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A workaholic female attorney, who believes she wrecked her chances of being named partner at her London firm, has a meltdown and ends up in the English countryside. After stopping at a large house to ask directions, she is mistaken as a candidate for a maid position and takes a housekeeping job.

Wishbone, a Jack Russell terrier, lives with his owner Joe Talbot in Oakdale, Texas. The dog daydreams about being the lead character of stories from classic literature. The characters from his daydreams see Wishbone as whichever famous character he is currently portraying and not as a dog.

A woman sends an indignant e-mail to her new boyfriend when he goes silent after they have sex. When she discovers he's comatose in a Mexican hospital, she races south of the border with her friends in tow to intercept the e-mail before he recovers.

A wallflower loses her job and husband during the course of a lunch hour. Forced to live back home, she's reunited with her childhood imaginary friend who promises to help but causes more havoc.

A dysfunctional but loving family hires a therapist to fix their problems on the eve of an impending wedding.

A lothario, who is hired by families to break up relationships, has his record put to the test when he's given one week to break up the wedding of a rich man's daughter to an English millionaire who seems the perfect fit for her.

The story centers on a young woman who consults a life coach who turns out to be more messed up then her.

A young woman is stuck after dumping her fiancé. She works in a fishing-tackle shop while putting together a documentary about the wives of fisherman and is called home for the wedding of her brother.

The film centers on a group of failed rappers who attempt to rob an eccentric hip-hop mogul.

A comedy about a married man and a married woman who find themselves growing closer during their once-a-year affair.

Three siblings move into a new house, and accidentally discover that the monstrous things they’ve been told don’t exist, do exist – and they are as afraid of us as we are of them.