Harold and Mary are in their fiftieth year of marriage, unfortunately the cracks in their relationship start to show as a disease takes hold of Harold and tests the very foundations of their love.

A teenager with an early onset of male-pattern baldness befriends his high school's janitor.

This is a story about a man that finds pleasure in stalking women. He posts ads online for women to purchase his artifacts. He wears different disguises to seek out the women.

Follow sisters Erica and Tina Campbell, of the gospel duo Mary Mary, as they balance busy careers and growing families.

An animated film about one man's attempt to bring about changes in his community through participation with fellow citizens and the local government. A discussion-starter with a dual ending, for groups exploring methods of bringing about change.

Leonard Maltin interviews Harold Lloyd's relatives.

Shot in black and white by the Warholian Factory "icon" Gerard Malanga, American actress, author and figurative painter Mary Woronov confronts the camera with a whip.

For over 40 years, Harold has been running a successful business, Lunde Furniture, together with his wife, Marny. This comes to an end when IKEA decides to open a new superstore right next door to Harolds small furniture shop. Harold and Marny lose both their shop and their home to the bank, and to make matter worse, Marny is starting to lose her memory. In mounting anger and desperation, Harold wants revenge. He arms himself with a pistol, gets into his old Saab, and sets off for lmhult, Sweden, to kidnap his nemesis, the founder of IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad.

This time Moore portrays 40-something divorcee Mary Brenner who, after the fashion magazine she was writing for goes out of business, is reduced to writing a consumer-assistance column called Helpline for The Chicago Eagle, a seedy tabloid.

For a long time, Marie cannot admit to the break-up of her long marriage and believes that her husband will come back to her...