Libretto (2013)

Actors: Ryan Darst (director), Jyn Hall (actress), Ryan Darst (editor), April Billingsley (producer), April Billingsley (actress), Jamie Moore (actor), Zach Laliberte (actor), Mary McBain (actress), Erik Lingvall (producer), Lillian Shoji (actor), Lynn Stallings (producer), Lillian Shoji (miscellaneous crew), Jonah Verdon (actor), Rachel Blair (actor), Glenn G. Bowman III (actor),

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Short,

Good Girl (2009)

Actors: Joy Gohring (producer), Joy Gohring (director), Joy Gohring (writer), Jake Abel (actor), Melissa Hunter (actress), Carrie Armstrong (actress), Carrie Armstrong (actress), Ryan Corrigan (editor),

Genres: Drama, Short,

Coco Chanel (2008)

Actors: Olivier Sitruk (actor), Jean-Claude Dreyfus (actor), Nicolas Traube (producer), Andrea Guerra (composer), Malcolm McDowell (actor), Alessandro Lucidi (editor), Valeria Cavalli (actress), Shirley MacLaine (actress), Anny Duperey (actress), Luca Bernabei (producer), David Traylor (actor), Carla Cassola (actress), Pierre-Yves Gayraud (costume designer), Saverio D'Ercole (producer), Cécile Cassel (actress),

Genres: History, Romance,
Taglines: She conquered with style.

Meddle and Steal (2001)

Actors: David Shackelford (actor), Benjamin John Parrillo (actor), Jenni Pulos (actress), Jay Thames (actor), Kelly Wagner (actress), Chris Elwood (actor), William V. Malpede (composer), Leone Marucci (writer), Leone Marucci (director), Leone Marucci (producer), Melinda Allen (actress), Leslie Ortabasi (editor), Caleb Moody (actor), Tracy Pearce (actor), Lisa D. DiSanto (producer),

Genres: Action, Crime, Short, Thriller,

Happy Accidents (2000)

Actors: John Sloss (producer), Caroline Kaplan (producer), Marisa Tomei (actress), Jonathan Sehring (producer), Larry Fessenden (actor), Holland Taylor (actress), Vincent D'Onofrio (actor), Richard Portnow (actor), H. Jon Benjamin (actor), Tovah Feldshuh (actress), Anthony Michael Hall (actor), José Zúñiga (actor), Michael Buscemi (actor), Sean Gullette (actor), Cara Buono (actress),

Plot: Ruby Weaver has man trouble: she tries to fix them, so she's stuck herself with a string of losers. Her current lover, Sam Deed, seems different: he's sweet, tender, just in from Dubuque. But, as Ruby tells her therapist about Sam, in flashbacks we see someone not quite of this world. In fact, Sam informs Ruby that he's from the future, 2470 to be exact, traveling back in time to avoid prosecution for his sister's death, and to find Ruby, whose photo he saw back home. Ruby's sure he's delusional, but most of the time she wants to keep him - and maybe fix him. Although he seems sane, maybe Sam hasn't told her the real story: what's he up to, and who is Chrystie Delancey?

Keywords: barcode-tattoo, changing-the-future, dancing, dating, dramamine, dubuque-iowa, eccentric, english-teacher, flashback, global-warming
Genres: Comedy, Romance,
Taglines: Sometimes the future is better than it used to be Sam says he's from the 25th century... he's the most normal guy Ruby has dated.

Quotes:

Ruby: Religion goes out of favor in 2033 when science discovers the gene that regulates fear.

Sam Deed: The future isn't what it used to be...

Sam Deed: I'm different.::Ruby: You're gay! You're a Jew for Jesus? It's that tattoo. It's a cult. You're in a cult. You're a Branch Davidian? You're a Survivalist?::Sam Deed: No!::Ruby: You're a pimp and Chrystie Delancey's one of you're sluts!::Sam Deed: I am not a pimp!

Sam Deed: I feel like my whole life has been a journey into your arms.

Sam Deed: [to Ruby] That's Victor. His sister went down on the Titanic, he never stops talking about her.::Victor: [to Jose] My sister, she went down on the Titanic.::Jose: [to Victor] I know, I remember.::Sam Deed: [to Ruby] Old folks are great.

Lillian Weaver: [Ruby has just knocked on her mom's door after the major blow-up with Sam] Honey?::Ruby: [Obviously greatly upset and on the verge of tears] Mother.::Lillian Weaver: What? What is it?::Ruby: [Brief cut to Katherine Hepburn movie playing on the TV where she's saying: "I come from such a different world, and I'm not going to be here long." Then a cut to Ruby sitting with her Mom on her bed along with her little dog, Marvin] Where's Dad?::Lillian Weaver: Where do you think? He's at the office as usual. [Ruby sniffs and looks down trying to avoid crying] What is it?::Ruby: I had a happy childhood, right?::Lillian Weaver: We tried.::Ruby: So... why am I so fucked up? Why are my relationships so fucked up?::Lillian Weaver: Because you care, my love.::Ruby: I care too much.::Lillian Weaver: You can't care too much.::Ruby: I fall in love too easily.::Lillian Weaver: There are a lot worse things that could be wrong with you. Believe me. And I bet you Sam would agree with me. Hmmm?::Ruby: [She thinks about that for a moment and laughs] Sam was scared of Marvin.::Lillian Weaver: [laughing and incredulous] No! Marvin? Little Marvin? The foot licker?::Ruby: [Both look at Marvin sitting by Lillian's foot who then dutifully gives it a few licks. Cut scene to Sam getting very drunk in a bar and then proceeding on his misadventure with Sunil, the cab driver. We overhear Ruby tell her Mom more about Sam:] Sam is like... How can I even describe him? He's like two people in one. Sometimes he's like an incredible genius. Then he's also really clueless sometimes, like a child. And he can be really fierce. But he's also really soft. And he can be really romantic... and chivalrous. But the thing is, he's really caring. More than me. More than what I can... give back to him. I just don't know if I know what love is. It's not fair.::Lillian Weaver: Fair? Who ever told you that relationships were fair? Relationships are not fair. They're... battles. They're battles for supremacy.::Ruby: What?::Lillian Weaver: Honey, do you have any idea how many years I had to live with your father's drinking? Do you realize what a battle that was?::Ruby: I know, Mom. And that's why you helped him quit, because it wasn't fair.::Lillian Weaver: October the 15th, 1988. That was it. That was the day he stopped. Boy, I remember that day like it's yesterday. It was a Tuesday and he hasn't had a drop since.::Ruby: Because you made it happen.::Lillian Weaver: That's it. And now every day's a struggle. [Ruby starts to object] Sweetheart... since Daddy's stopped drinking... we have... lost our spark. I know that's it wrong of me to say it, but... I miss your father the way he was.::Ruby: But Mom, he's... an alcoholic.::Lillian Weaver: And I was a classic codependent. I know that. Until I forced myself to stop caring about him. Until I forced him to deal with his own problems. Guess what? He did. And he got better. And I guess you could say now, that our relationship is more fair. There's just one slight casualty. The passion is gone. [Both are at the brink of bawling] My love, my beautiful daughter. You give so much. You care so deeply. But you're so busy trying to fix the problem that you forget to enjoy the moments of happiness that you have. And your father and I, we had our moments. We loved... our happiness. When we had it, we... relished it. And that's what you must do. You must got to him... and you must tell him, Honey. You tell him how you feel. And... you... enjoy... each other for what you can give to each other now. Believe me, it won't last forever.

Sam Deed: [Ruby is relating to her therapist what Sam said about love and time and we cut to witness it] Your heart is like a clock measuring time and one's emotional state determines the flow of time. It speeds it up or slows it down.::Ruby: So, time is a personal thing?::Sam Deed: Yes. Sure.::Ruby: Time is an emotional thing. That's what you're saying?::Ruby: Yeah, yeah, sure. Don't bad things always seem to last longer than good ones? But good things seem to just fly by... like the best times in life.::Ruby: Yeah...::Sam Deed: Like what?::Ruby: Like...::Sam Deed: Like falling in love.::Ruby: [Dreamy look in her eyes and tone in her voice] Yeah... [Suddenly she jerks] Oh, my God! I'm late for work. I totally spaced.::Sam Deed: See what I mean?::Ruby: [Ruby looks at him with mixed emotions and not quite knowing what to say. She then narrates:] That was the morning we first met. [We see her sweetly wave goodbye to him]

[Ruby is expanding to her therapist about how they first met. She narrates as we watch them met on a park bench - which is ommited here]::Ruby: What was it about him? What was it about him? Maybe it was his manner. He seemed gentle. But I didn't think I'd see him again.::[Her narration continues as we watch and hear her doing affirmations in the bathroom mirror: "I... recognize... that my own needs are important! I am willing to find a balance between my own needs and my concern for others." She then exits her building to find Sam outside waiting for her with the book she left at the park]::Ruby: He was one of those guys you meet for a moment, but that lodge themselves in your brain forever. Better for fantasizing about than actually sleeping with. Better as mysteries. Because we all know what happens when you take away the mystery.

Sam Deed: You know, I've never told a woman the things I've told you. You are the first and... the only. You're... the one and only. You know... I... I... I feel like... ah... I feel like my whole life has just been a journey into your arms.

Gretchen: So why did the "gene dupes" ban it? Back travel?::Ruby: Uh, well, brain drain, apparently. Too many anachronists were disappearing into the past. They banned it in 2467, except for the terminally ill.::Gretchen: That's fun, isn't it? Playing along?::Ruby: Yeah, I mean, he's a freak, but he tells a good story!::Gretchen: Oh, I'll bet he does!

Sid and Nancy (1986)

Actors: Biff Yeager (actor), Del Zamora (actor), Miguel Sandoval (actor), Milton Selzer (actor), Slash (actor), Gary Oldman (actor), Iggy Pop (actor), John M. Jackson (actor), David Hayman (actor), Alex Cox (actor), Xander Berkeley (actor), Sy Richardson (actor), Coati Mundi (actor), Courtney Love (actress), Kathy Burke (actress),

Plot: Morbid biographical story of Sid Vicious, bassist with British punk group the Sex Pistols, and his girlfriend Nancy Spungen. When the Sex Pistols break up after their fateful US tour, Vicious attempts a solo career while in the grip of heroin addiction. One morning, Nancy is found stabbed to death and Sid is arrested for her murder.

Keywords: 1970s, action-man-doll, airplane-stewardess, american-express, arrest, assault, baby, bar, barbie-doll, bashing-someone's-head-into-a-wall
Genres: Biography, Drama, Music,
Taglines: Love kills

Quotes:

Detective: [Sid has been arrested] Why so tense kid? Look, we just wanna know who the girl was. Where id you meet her? Son? [hands him a cigarette] Son.::Sid: [Takes a drag and sniffles] I met her at Linda's.::Detective: Linda? Who's Linda?

Nancy: It's a real waste to smoke that shit. Don't ya have any needles?

Nancy: What are ya doin here? You're in the studio, these places cost like fifty grand a minute. You could be really shining out! But what? You're just wonking off!::John: Wanking!::Nancy: What happened to you? Did you try and kiss your mother?::John: None of your business.::Brenda Winczor: John got beaten up by facists.

Clive: I'm gonna be a rude boy. Like my dad.

Nancy: Never trust a junkie.

[as Sid storms out]::Nancy: What about the farewell drugs?

[Nancy storms out of their flat in Sid's mother's clothes, then sees herself reflected in a window]::Nancy: AAGGHH! I look like fuckin' Stevie Nicks in hippie clothes!

Sid: How do you spell "holiday"?::John: S-H-I-T.

Nancy: I don't think that Johnny likes me.::Sid: He doesn't like anybody. He's a fool.::Nancy: You like me, don't you?

Nancy: If I asked you to kill me, would you?::Sid: I don't know. How would I do it? I couldn't live without ya.

Itinéraire bis (1983)

Actors: Georges Wilson (actor), Jacques Boudet (actor), Jean Musy (composer), Bernard Cazassus (actor), Gérard Chaillou (actor), Jean-Claude Carrière (writer), Claire Maurier (actress), André Marcon (actor), René Féret (producer), Isabelle Sadoyan (actress), Jean-Gabriel Nordmann (actor), Denise Péron (actress), Rufus (actor), Michel Such (actor), Jean-Claude Frissung (actor),

Genres: Drama,

A Taste of Bette (1978)

Actors: Shaun Costello (actor), Eric Edwards (actor), Sharon Mitchell (actress), Marlene Willoughby (actress), Ron Dorfman (director), David Williams (actor), Pola Black (actress), Leslie Lamour (actress),

Genres: Adult,

Hot Honey (1978)

Actors: Jamie Gillis (actor), Herschel Savage (actor), Serena (actress), William Lustig (producer), William Lustig (writer), William Lustig (director), Robin Byrd (actress), Colleen Anderson (actress), Lisa Marks (actress), Travis Webb (writer), Chris D'Antoni (composer), Jack Hammer (actor), Henri Havana (editor), Richard Rau (composer),

Genres: Adult,

House of Women (1962)

Actors: Crane Wilbur (writer), Virginia Capers (actress), Howard Jackson (composer), Virginia Gregg (actress), Lyle Latell (actor), Crane Wilbur (director), Shirley Knight (actress), Bryan Foy (producer), Larry Kent (actor), Ray Montgomery (actor), Andrew Duggan (actor), Gail Bonney (actress), Meta Rebner (miscellaneous crew), Jeanne Cooper (actress), Helen Eby-Rock (actress),

Plot: Sentenced to 5 years in prison, Erica Hayden is most worried about her unborn child's future. At this prison, they allow the women to keep their children until age 3 but at that point they must be given to a friend or relative outside the prison or surrendered to State authorities who will arrange an adoption. She tries desperately to find someone and the prison doctor even tries to help her out. One person who isn't keen on the arrangement is the new prison warden, Frank Cole, who thinks prison is no place for young children. Her only hope is that she will get parole after three years but when it's refused and her child is taken away without even giving her the chance to say goodbye, the women stage a riot.

Keywords: birth-in-prison, expectant-mother, jail, lesbian, lesbianism, mother-daughter-relationship, nice-girl-in-prison, pregnancy, pregnancy-and-incarceration, pregnant
Genres: Crime, Drama,
Taglines: What The Streets Don't Teach This Jail Does! Secrets of the cells! Shame of inmates! Babies born in jails! Innocents thrown in with female bully-boys!!!!