Sarah Manninen

Hemlock Lake is a quaint little summering town, and The Appletons have just moved in. Jack and Liz have moved to Hemlock Lake for a fresh start. Liz wants nothing more than to be a good mother to her daughter Angie, and Jack will do anything for Liz, but he knows the problems in their marriage have gone too far. Liz suffers from severe anxiety that causes her to black out and experience ominous visions. As the few remaining townsfolk start to act strange and suspicious, Liz starts to have more frequent episodes. But are the visions she sees real or only in her mind?

A raunchy yet sweet comedy about a desperate accountant who’s been dumped by his girlfriend and befriends a stripper who expands his sexual horizons.

The year is 1944, World War II rages in Europe, and Molly is a nine-year-old girl whose family life has been thrown into turmoil since her father, a doctor, has been stationed with the U.S. Army in England. With her mother busy helping the war effort at home by working for the Red Cross, Molly finds herself having to handle life's problems and changes on her own - including her family taking in a 10 year-old refugee from London. But through all the adjustments, Molly keeps a positive attitude and a determined spirit which was the backbone of America's home front during a critical time. Third in a series of TV movies based on the "American Girl" book and product line, this story will allow girls to imagine how different life was for girls growing up in the 1940s, and to discover that their feelings, ideas and dreams were surprisingly similar to those of Molly and her friends.