Jan Hooks

Hollywood and the film festival circuit are ripe for satire as the notorious Jiminy Glick interviews film stars while at the Toronto Film Festival.

After years of dreaming of becoming a football coach, Molly McGrath finally gets her chance, but the roster she inherits leaves much to be desired.

Debra Winger gives a chilling, award-worthy performance in this haunting drama of a woman nobody notices until it’s too late. Martha (Winger) is an awkward, emotionally fragile woman who lives a quiet life in the guesthouse next to her Aunt Frances (Barbara Hershey). Unable to lie, she exists along the fringe of society and is used to the taunts that follow her wherever she goes. But when an alcoholic handyman (Gabriel Byrne) begins work on Frances’s property, both women become intrigued by his presence. But just as Martha finds a comfort she never knew possible, things become complicated by the lies and deceptions she can’t refuse or ignore.