John Terry

Kidnapped, nine strangers must uncover their shared link as one of them faces death every ten minutes in a tense race against time.

With only the aid of his companions behind him, a man seeks to take down his evil brother who has gone rogue and taken a nun hostage.

This is the portrait of one Kentucky family's struggle to heal the wounds caused by America's involvement in Vietnam, as seen through the experiences of 17-year-old teen girl.

In this adaptation of John Steinbeck's classic novel, a migrant worker looks after his dimwitted, gentle-giant friend during the Great Depression.

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.

Will finds courage and will to finish a dogsled race.

Three women with criminal pasts are given a second chance when a reclusive billionaire hires them to join his exclusive detective agency.