Henry Carter Hull

Comedy about a romantic triangle involving two minor league baseball players and the team's unofficial trainer and handler.

Tells the story of how a priceless Vermeer painting came to be hanging in the home of lowly college professor Cornelius Engelbrecht.

Two young ranch hands meet in Wyoming in the summer of 1963, have a homosexual affair and form a lifelong bond.

Miles and Jack, two friends facing mid-life crises, take a road trip through California's wine valleys.

Desperate to escape his dreary, dead-end life, an aging banker succumbs to a mysterious organization's offer of a new identity and a fresh start. Surgically transformed into a handsome, young man, he begins a jet-set existence among a shadowy community of similar "reborns." But his heady exhilaration spirals into a heart-stopping terror as he discovers that his newly purchased life carries a terrifying price.

When a worldly art dealer meets her new Southern in-laws, she finds herself questioning the things she values most.

The story of a man who becomes a legend and an important political figure by falsely claiming he shot a ruthless gunman (Liberty Valance).

Stumbling upon deadly signs of Southern hoodoo in a decaying Delta mansion, a live-in nurse is pulled into a world of frightening events. The key to escaping may lie in a decrepit attic.

Relates the true story of three men and one undersized race horse who thrilled a nation.

The CIA term theirs "Clandestine Operations Division," the KGB call theirs "Executive Action Section" and the British Secret Intelligence Services's team go by the nickname "The Sandbaggers." Roy Marsden is Neil Burnside, ex-Sandbagger and now Director of Operations for SIS. Burnside is a dedicated professional, to whom SIS is not simply a way of life, but life itself.