Charles Williams

Nia, a young hustler with body and brains, has it all mapped out. But betrayal, deception, and manipulation are at an all-time high.

During World War II, Kip and Button decide to help the war effort by enlisting their beloved dog for military service. Not surprisingly, the dog becomes a hero in the K-9 corps. The kids' kindly old grandfather (Harry Davenport) helps the two during the tense time their dog is away. A cute war-time family film with a scene-stealing dog.

Produced by Bwrdd Ffilmiau Cymraeg (the Welsh Film Board), this 1981 shocker was one of the first horror films in Welsh and became a landmark study of Celtic folklore terror: When a local farmer unearths an ancient stone head from sacrificial Druid grounds, it will trigger fiendish evil, the rebirth of a horned demon and the murderous wrath of sacred Celtic gods.

After being wrongly imprisoned, a medical school graduate escapes to a small town where he finds romance, happiness and the gangster who set him up.

Two truck drivers must haul a secret load with explosive results: meeting a new lady friend and finding out they’re being used by a corrupt client.

When Eddie’s new in-laws crash their honeymoon pad, his friends hatch a plan to pose as his own visiting relatives—straight from the sanitarium.