Lexi (Mary McCormack) and Brad (Rory Cochrane) are a couple who struggle to survive when a dirty bomb explodes in Los Angeles. Chris Gorak's film draws heavily on the post-9/11 paranoia that has beset the world, creating a compelling thriller on a meager budget.

Shortly after Brad (Rory Cochrane) watches wife Lexi (Mary McCormack) leave for work in Los Angeles, terrorists detonate multiple dirty bombs, causing a storm of toxic fallout to blanket the city. Sealing himself inside the house to protect against contamination, Brad must make an awful choice when Lexi returns home and chaos takes over the outside. Nerve-jangling drama co-stars Tony Perez, Jon Huertas. 96 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary; interview; alternative script endings.

Lexi Mary McCormack and Brad Rory Cochrane are a couple who struggle to survive when a dirty bomb explodes in Los Angeles. Chris Gorak's film draws heavily on the post-911 paranoia that has beset the world creating a compelling thriller on a meager budget.

A provocative and explicit look at sex and intimacy, TELL ME YOU LOVE ME follows three couples as they face very different, but just as crucial, junctures in their lives. In their twenties and just engaged, Hugo (Luke Farrell Kirby) and Jamie (Michelle Borth) find their relationship threatened by the emotional pressures of marriage and fidelity. Career woman Carolyn (Sonya Walger), in her thirties and childless, is determined to get pregnant even if it means drifting apart from her reluctant husband (Adam Scott). Meanwhile, David (Tim DeKay) and Katie (Ally Walker) enter middle age with demanding family responsibilities, but a nonexistent sex life. Tying them all together is Dr. May Foster (Jane Alexander), an elderly therapist who tries to provide comfort and aid, just as she explores... Less

Written at a time when protest against apartheid in South Africa was routinely crushed, this play by the great Athol Fugard brings the sensibility of Beckett's Waiting for Godot to the horrors of life as a nonperson in a racially exclusive state. Two ragged wanderers--the bearish Boesman (Danny Glover) and the wilier Lena (Angela Bassett)--meet on a riverbank, where they try to scavenge food and firewood in order to survive the night. As they talk, their bitterness about the ways their lives have gone begins to come out, as well as the tragedies they've suffered at the hands of a racist government. Gradually, you realize that they've been husband and wife in a relationship that has been plundered by the poisonous influence of apartheid, reducing them to a level in which they have... Less

A provocative and explicit look at sex and intimacy, TELL ME YOU LOVE ME follows three couples as they face very different, but just as crucial, junctures in their lives. In their twenties and just engaged, Hugo (Luke Farrell Kirby) and Jamie (Michelle Borth) find their relationship threatened by the emotional pressures of marriage and fidelity. Career woman Carolyn (Sonya Walger), in her thirties and childless, is determined to get pregnant even if it means drifting apart from her reluctant husband (Adam Scott). Meanwhile, David (Tim DeKay) and Katie (Ally Walker) enter middle age with demanding family responsibilities, but a nonexistent sex life. Tying them all together is Dr. May Foster (Jane Alexander), an elderly therapist who tries to provide comfort and aid, just as she explores... Less

A provocative and explicit look at sex and intimacy TELL ME YOU LOVE ME follows three couples as they face very different but just as crucial junctures in their lives. In their twenties and just engaged Hugo Luke Farrell Kirby and Jamie Michelle Borth find their relationship threatened by the emotional pressures of marriage and fidelity. Career woman Carolyn Sonya Walger in her thirties and childless is determined to get pregnant even if it means drifting apart from her reluctant husband Adam Scott. Meanwhile David Tim DeKay and Katie Ally Walker enter middle age with demanding family responsibilities but a nonexistent sex life. Tying them all together is Dr. May Foster Jane Alexander an elderly therapist who tries to provide comfort and aid just as she explores the changing nature of her... Less

Bruce Sweeney's Last Wedding takes a wry look at contemporary relationships through the experiences of three thirty-something couples, two happily partnered and the third about to walk into a martial disaster. Against all advice, the wedding goes ahead, but it is not only the newlyweds who feel the strain. The honeymoon is barely over before doubt, jealousy and infidelity bring all three relationships to the point of implosion.

This gentle Mexican comedy looks at love and relationships from the perspectives of three women in the same family. Susana decides to leave Carlos after being with him for a decade. Meanwhile, Susana's younger sister, Nora, films every aspect of their breakup for a school project, while trying to decide whether or not to stay with her musician boyfriend Jorge. At the same time, the girls' grandmother meets and falls for an older gentleman.

This HBO series takes viewers inside the Moonlite Bunny Ranch one of Nevada's most popular legal brothels. Like the documentaries that preceded it--CATHOUSE and CATHOUSE 2: BACK IN THE SADDLE--the show offers a revealing look at the sex industry and what attracts both workers and clients to it. Hidden cameras allow a privileged view of the working girls' negotiations with their customers as well as the explicit action that follows. But while bordello life might appear glamorous this 24-hour stop for hedonism can also seem strangely like any other workplace-- stocked with bitter employees annoying customers and meddlesome management. Men women open-minded couples and everything in between saddle up in this collection that presents all 17 episodes of the adult documentary series.