In Enemy Hands 2004, 98 min

With Hitler's notorious U-boat war in full swing, a group of Allied soldiers are on their way home after an exhausting tour of duty. Although initially triumphant against an enemy boat, the crew of the U.S.S. Swordfish is soon captured and taken prisoner aboard a German U-boat. When so many of the German crew come down with anextremely contagious strain of meningitis, there are not enough crew members to operate the ship. As the disease begins to spread they soon find themselves under deadly attack from an American warship. Realizing that their only hope for survival is to enlist the help of the prisoners, mutiny and infighting break out, and the American's loyalties are put to the test in a dramatic finale.

Changing Hearts 2004, 92 min

Two women living with cancer: one in the prime of her life, one in her twilight years, face the biggest challenge of life as they come to terms with death. Living in the same small town populated with eccentric characters, their common struggle teaches the two women, and those who love them invaluable lessons about life and living. Amber (Lauren Holly) is vibrant and beautiful while Betty (Faye Dunaway) is irritable and bossy. Jason (Ian Somerhalder) a dashing but troubled younger man whose path crosses Amber's is enchanted with her indomitable spirit that never gives up even facing insurmountable odds. Amber is able to cut through Jason's fears and inhibitions and transfer to him some of her secret to life.

The Rules of Attraction 2002, 110 min

Set in New England's exclusive and expensive Camden College, we find ourselves in the middle of the drugged-out, sexed-up lives of some of Camden College's most disaffected students. Soon a sexual triangle develops between Sean Bateman (James Van Der Beek), the all-American looking guy who pushes drugs on the side, the handsome Paul Denton (Ian Somerhalder), who's bisexual, and Paul's ex-girlfriend, Lauren (Shannyn Sossamon). While Lauren is passing Sean passionate anonymous love notes, Paul keeps trying to get Sean into bed. The film weaves together a complex tale of misunderstanding, drug binges, alienated sex and violence, and above all, extreme loneliness.