Tom Dugan

People are flying off balconies to their deaths as the Shadow tries to make sense of a confusing jumble of murders, disappearances, and secrets.

John Madler, an ambitious, volatile, struggling artist, lives on the beach in Venice, California, squatting in a tiny house that he can't usually pay for. Allison McKenzie, is a rich girl from Bel Air who's looking for an escape from the realities of her world. When the two meet at an art exhibit it's lust at first sight, and nothing can keep them from running off to Las Vegas for what becomes a lost weekend where they give in to their bodies and their passions without restraint. Sober, they discover that somewhere along the way, they got married! They decide on a quick divorce, yet when Allison arrives with the final divorce papers, they foolishly and unexpectedly wind up making love, again-and that incident of sex, kicks off the rest of the film. Twogether is a snapshot of the love between two people; an example of how a man and a woman can fall for each other even when they shouldn't, can make it work even when it's almost not worth it.

In this blend of comedy and thrills, the Lone Wolf is abducted by a band of crooks who force him to steal secret anti-aircraft plans.

A cocky young pilot, at the urging of his girlfriend, takes a nice, "safe" job at the bank where her father is president.

This slapstick comedy farce is set in a maternity ward, where nurses-in-training Kitty and Lena reluctantly come into possession of a cute baby. The kid's mother, a nightclub dancer, doesn't want her public to know that she's married to her partner, so she prevails upon the women to take care of the baby "temporarily." Naturally, the presence of a squealing infant in the apartment of two bachelor girls results in all sorts of gossip and innuendo.