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The Contender
OCTOBER
After
the vice president dies, the president (Jeff Bridges) chooses
senator Laine Hanson (Joan Allen) to take his place, making her the
first woman to hold that office. His choice meets with opposition
from members of both parties, especially a political adversary (Gary
Oldman) who will do anything to discredit her. As she begins to go
through the confirmation hearing process, controversy erupts as
shocking secrets are revealed from her past, which threaten both her
personal life and political future.
Pay It
Forward
OCTOBER
A young boy
(Haley Joel Osment) is challenged by his teacher (Kevin Spacey) to
make the world a better place. The boy comes up with the "pay
it forward" concept, in which you do a good deed for someone,
who then does a good deed for three other people, rather than
"pay back" the favor. The boys starts by taking in a
homeless junkie, much to the surprise of his single mother (Helen
Hunt). Also starring Liev Schreiber, Jon Bon Jovi and James Caviezel. |
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Ring of
Fire
OCTOBER
Rising
bullriding rodeo star Ely Braxton (Marcus Thomas) is recovering from
injuries that almost took his life, but he's determined to follow in
his father's footsteps as bullriding champion. His brother Hank
(Kiefer Sutherland) is a rodeo clown, and though the two work
together in the corral, their relationship is threatened when Ely
starts dating a woman (Daryl Hannah) Hank's always had a thing for.
Alienated from everyone he loves, Ely must face the most terrifying
eight seconds of his life in pursuit of the championship.
Stardom
OCTOBER
A young
girl is plucked from small-town obscurity and thrust into the
international spotlight of the glamorous world of the supermodel.
Through a montage of media, we experience a glimpse of the world of
the super-beautiful and the superficial, while revealing the dark
side of idolization, power and the exploitation that accompanies it. Filmed in New York, London, Miami,
Montreal and Paris in 1999, Stardom was directed by Denys Arcand and
stars Jessica Pare, Dan Akroyd, Thomas Gibson, Frank Langella and
Robert Lepage. |
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