Over Washington D.C.: Our Nation's Capital, narrated by 2-time Academy Award-winning actor Jason Robards and previously seen on public television, beautifully captures the U.S. capital's grandeur, history and vitality in a way no other film does.

A widower not wanting to face his first Christmas alone responds to an ad for social introductions and enlists the services of forlorn escort, Iris to be his Christmas wife. A holiday classic!

Bill Murray, Academy Award winner Geena Davis and Randy Quaid star as a trio of first-time bank robbers who commit an audaciously perfect crime ... but then find the heist much easier than getting out of New York City with the loot in this hilarious crime caper.

Eugene O'Neill's magnificent autobiographical account of his turbulent family life is brought to the screen with an overpowering wealth of talent. Katharine Hepburn as the mother - lonely, ravaged by narcotics and frightened by a world with which she cannot cope. Ralph Richardson as the alcoholic father, a miser embittered by his expired career. Jason Robards as the tortured older brother, a failure to everyone including himself. And Dean Stockwell...

A story of two lawyers who join together to sue a prestigious Philadelphia law firm when the firm fires one of them because he has AIDS.

When the cruelest teacher ever to teach in Gloucester High School is bedridden, he unwittingly hires former student Kathleen Hogan as his caregiver. Although the teachers flunked the now 40-something ex-student, Hogan refuses to exact revenge. This interesting story of redemption is heart-moving and hilarious.

Any Wednesday you'll find business tycoon John Cleves with Ellen Gordon in what John calls his company's executive suite.

This magnificent autobiographical account of Eugene O'Neill's early years tells the story of a mother with a drug addiction, an embittered alcoholic father, and two maladjusted brothers. Based on Eugene O'Neill's play "Long Day's Journey into Night."