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Sean’s mother regularly entertains Black Panthers and movie stars in the family’s marble and glass penthouse. His enigmatic father uses a jet helicopter to drop Sean off at the video arcade. The three live happily together "eight-hundred feet in the air above San Francisco; in an apartment at the top of a building at the top of a hill: full of light, full of voices, full of windows, full of water and bridges and hills." But when his father divorces his mother and marries her best friend, Sean’s life blows apart.

A world-renowned architect comes out of a coma in need of both physical and mental rehabilitation. With the help of his snarky female physical therapist, he tries to repair his damaged relationship with his children and win back his wife's love.

College students stranded in a corn field stumble on a farmer who seeks to herd them into his lab to perform experiments.

In 1975, a recently-divorced toy salesman takes his daughter on a road trip from Chicago to her grandmother's house in Nashville, each learning something about each other and themselves along the way.

King Saurus, the self-proclaimed “Lord of the Stomp” , is unwilling to admit Father Time is nipping at his heels. He wears a scale toupee and spends his days watching newsreel footage of his past destructions. Finally, he leaves his cave and moves into Fading Fast (a senior community in the Bermuda Triangle built exclusively for the “vintage” Chinese monster). The place is run by Miss Petfarkin, a monster who’s obsessed with order and rules. King Saurus is stunned by the listlessness of his fellow behemoths and attempts to liven things up. He ultimately convinces Icarose and Birdy, an old married monster couple, to travel with him to Atlantic City to interrupt the grand opening of Rump Mart, the mega-store of mega-stores. This one last attempt at terrorizing ends up biting these senior citizen behemoths in the butt when Ronald Rump, the tyrannical owner of Rump Mart, brings in King Saurus’ old nemesis, the elderly Chinese monster hunter, Dai Anu. Anu, along with his daughter and granddaughter, arrives in America in order to battle and finally defeat the Lord of the Stomp.

After discovering that a classmate who recently died in a tragic accident had secretly hoped to become her friend, a teen goes through a summer of soul searching.

Oliver Sipple, a former Marine and Vietnam veteran, saves the life of President Gerald Ford when he deflects the weapon of the would be assassin. But he finds himself in the crosshairs of a media firestorm when news of his sexual orientation leaks to the press. Sipple dies in 1989 at age 47 after being treated for schizophrenia, alcoholism and several other health problems.

The story of a courageous otter who leads his new friends at a sea park on a wild adventure.

Two friends (McBride and Aziz) get back at the Olympic athlete who slept with their girlfriends.

A young man comes across a mysterious crash site in the woods where he discovers and befriends a god-like artificial intelligence agent desperate to escape earth.

In this playful new film from writer-director Christophe Honoré, we meet Maria, a woman dissatisfied with her marriage who, after a heated argument with her husband of 20 years, spends the night in room 212 of the hotel across the street from their home. There, she has a bird’s eye view of her apartment, her husband, and her marriage. In this comic romp, she confronts her past lovers and relationships on one magical night, fantasizing about the lives she could’ve lived and wondering if she’s made the right decisions.

As an experiment in relationship harmony, the married writers attempted to emulate a real-life pair of Buddhist teachers who vowed to never be more than 15 feet from each other. While the teachers managed to maintain their arrangement for 10 years, the authors, tied together with a string, tried to avoid coming unstrung during their 24-hour trial.

Set in New England and London, a pair of feuding families find their lives, race and sexual politics increasingly intertwined.

Against the backdrop of the Cold War in 1959, Mary, an English rose married to a diplomat, begins an affair with a Chicago journalist.

A girl begins receiving sinister Christmas presents coinciding with the traditions of "The 12 Days of Christmas."

Prison inmates are temporarily released from prison to work as contract killers on behalf of politicians and high ranking military officials.

Covering the Vietnam War for UPI, Kate Webb survives fierce battles and 23 days of captivity in the jungles of Cambodia after she is taken hostage by Communist Forces/Viet Cong in 1971. She is believed to be dead — her obituary even runs in the New York Times — before she is released.