Ryan Gosling

A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun, and realizes that an unexpected friendship may be the key. Middle school science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: to solve the riddle of the mysterious substance that is causing the sun to die out. He must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction... but an unexpected friendship means he may not have to do it alone. Twelve light-years away from home, Ryland Grace, a middle-school science teacher with a penchant for going against the grain, wakes up from an induced coma. His body is weak, his memory is foggy, and he is in for a rude awakening: the bright dot on the star chart is not our sun. All alone on an eerily silent interstellar ship, Grace must piece together his fragmented memories to explain how he ended up in space and became entangled in a desperate, one-way mission to save humankind. It is a long shot; however, with our stars and sun dying, attempting the impossible is better than surrendering to extinction. In the endless void, the concepts of duty, selflessness, and mortality take on an entirely different, more profound meaning. But can Ryland believe in himself and the ambitious Project Hail Mary? A mysterious organism is cooling the Sun, a phenomenon that will have catastrophic consequences for Earth. Research has revealed that this is not unique to our Solar System, stars across the universe are cooling, likely due to this organism. However, one distant star is not and therein potentially lies the answer to combating the scourge. A three-person spacecraft is sent to investigate the star and find what makes it immune to the plague – Project Hail Mary. The scientist in the crew is a microbiologist, Dr Ryland Grace. Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) awakens from an induced coma aboard the interstellar spacecraft Hail Mary. A robot attempts to orient him to his surroundings, and Grace panics, flopping off the table and scooting out of the room. Disoriented and suffering from retrograde amnesia, he searches the ship for other humans or clues to his location and finds the other two crew members still in their pods, deceased. He climbs into the upper decks of the ship and is shocked to see he is in outer space. The ship informs him that he is the only living person on the manifest, and that transmission time to Earth would be eleven years, ten months, and four days. Grace learns he is the sole surviving member of a three person mission traveling toward the Tau Ceti system, 11.9 light years from Earth. Grace has flashbacks of the ArcLight scope's journey to view the Petrova line, a phenomenon stretching from the Sun toward Venus. He remembers being a middle school science teacher, showing his students how sound waves look. Students ask him about the "space dots eating the sun," which he brushes off as a topic for their parents. Playing a game of "the ball is lava," he is tricked into answering their questions and explains that the dots may be dimming the Sun, potentially cooling the Earth ten to fifteen degrees over thirty years. As the classroom panics, Grace insists the best minds in the world are "on it." Aboard the ship, Grace shaves his beard and searches for provisions, finding saline bags of vodka and packs of ramen noodles. He searches the crew's belongings, piecing together fragments of their identities and his own. In an earlier flashback, Grace sits in his classroom when Eva Stratt (Sandra Hüller) of the Petrova task-force visits him, requesting his help based on a paper he wrote arguing that scientific consensus about the requirements for life might be wrong. No one in his field wants anything to do with him because he refused to back down from his beliefs. She follows him into the parking lot as he tries to leave. His paper detailed how life on another planet might not need water to evolve. Stratt asks him to come with her and Carl (Lionel Boyce) to identify what the Petrova line samples are made of. Grace protests that others are more qualified, but she notes that the life form on the sun isn't melting, which does not sound like water to her. Grace is taken to a lab and placed in an isolated room, where he wonders whether he was brought in because he is expendable; Stratt and the other scientists agree they'd prefer he not die. Examining the moving samples, which are unaffected by light sources, he injects one with a needle and gleefully announces it is a tiny living alien cell, though the cell dies shortly after. He is deflated to learn the organism is made almost entirely of water. Later, Stratt visits Grace outside the lab. He explains that the organisms give off an abundance of infrared light he cannot account for, at the same wavelength as the Petrova line, and theorizes they consume the Sun's energy and expel it to move, though he does not know why they travel to Venus specifically. She thanks him and dismisses him, but he chases after her, arguing to be included in the project. She leaves him three additional samples, plus the one he killed, to examine. Back on the ship, Grace examines several etchings on the wall. In another flashback, Grace and Carl theorize about why the organisms travel to Venus rather than a closer planet. Carl proposes what becomes known as the Carl Hypothesis: that the organisms are drawn to something specific about Venus's environment. Using Carl's expense account, they buy cardboard and duct tape to test the idea, temporarily losing the astrophage samples before placing the box in total darkness to preserve them. Grace discovers the organisms have bred, making him and Carl "fathers." A fighter jet flies Grace to a boat where Stratt brings him into a conference room with dozens of scientists from around the world, who have replicated his results through more rigorous methods. Stratt grants him top secret clearance for Project Hail Mary and delivers a presentation: every nearby star has become infected with the organism, now named astrophage, except Tau Ceti, for reasons unknown. An international effort is building a ship to travel 11.9 light years to investigate. The ship will use astrophage as fuel but will not carry enough for a return trip; the crew will die in space, and their findings will be sent home via probe. Without a solution, the world's nations will turn on each other as the crisis worsens. The astronauts will spend most of the trip in a coma. The mission requires three specialists: a pilot, an engineer, and a scientist. Back aboard the Hail Mary, Grace carries the bodies of Captain Yáo Li Jie (Ken Leung) and engineer Olesya Ilyukhina (Milana Vayntrub) to the airlock, delivering eulogies based on their personal belongings before releasing them into space. Sitting in a simulation room, he braces for impact as the ship enters a countdown, but the ship merely shuts down upon reaching Tau Ceti's orbit. He observes that the star also has a Petrova line, but it is not dimming. He detects a ship intersecting the line, which the Hail Mary identifies as Blip-A. Grace attempts to fly away, but the alien ship follows. A mechanism releases Blip-B, which Grace avoids, suspecting a bomb; it merely dings off the hull. Blip-C moves more slowly, giving Grace time to spacewalk and retrieve it. Examination reveals it is composed of solid xenon, despite xenon normally being a gas. In a flashback, Stratt works with a scientist to create artificial gravity aboard the Hail Mary using a centrifuge, allowing tools to function properly in space. Back in the present, the Hail Mary enters a state of gravity while Blip-A observes through a scope. Realizing the aliens' conventions may be inverted from his own, Grace opens Blip-C using "righty loosey, lefty tighty" reversed. Inside is a 3-D model of a star system with 40 Eridani highlighted, indicating the aliens' origin. Grace adds an extension labeled "Earth" to indicate his own point of origin. Blip-D contains a model showing Blip-A connected to the Hail Mary. A tunnel then extends from Blip-A and attaches to the Hail Mary, allowing Grace to spacewalk to its window, where he is startled by the appearance of a rock-like creature. The creature taps the window and presents a 3-D model of Grace followed by the Hail Mary, acting out Grace's return to his ship. The tunnel detaches once Grace is back aboard. The tunnel reattaches, this time pressurized with gravity. Grace sets up cameras and lighting, knocks on the window, and holds up a ramen-noodle model of Blip-A. After a tense pause, the creature returns to the window, initially skittish as the two mistake each other's signals for aggression. It begins imitating Grace's movements, including dances and poses, to demonstrate it is not a threat. Grace observes the alien has no visible face. He attempts what seems to be a tapping game until the alien, frustrated, clarifies it is pointing to a separate gift rather than tapping. Grace does not initially understand the gift, or why the alien wants him to remove his helmet, until he recognizes two rings of eight: oxygen. He removes his helmet and finds he can breathe inside the tunnel without his suit, and the two ships begin rotating in tandem. Back aboard the Hail Mary, Grace examines the gifts and realizes both crews are dealing with an astrophage problem affecting their home stars. To bridge the language gap, Grace turns to mathematics and names the creature Rocky, for his rock-like appearance. Rocky plays with a ruler without understanding its purpose, wrapping it around himself, and largely ignores a clock Grace presents. Grace realizes Rocky's species perceives surfaces rather than light, seeing only the clock's outline; he adds tape to the clock face so Rocky can read it via echolocation. In response to Rocky's happy reaction, Grace demonstrates a "thumbs up," but Rocky insists on "thumbs down" instead, and the two agree thumbs down will signify a positive response between them. Rocky then shows Grace the Eridian equivalent of a clock. Grace develops software to translate Eridian's musical language into English. As they refine communication, Grace records video journals describing Rocky for the team on Earth. Rocky reveals he is a mechanical engineer who works with a solid metallic form of xenon Grace dubs xenonite. Rocky's own star is also dying, and the two agree to help each other, with Rocky expressing relief at no longer being alone. His original crew numbered twenty three Eridians, all of whom died in their sleep; Grace shares that he lost two crew-mates as well. They agree they now only have each other, sealing the sentiment with a fist bump through the window and the phrase "Grace Rocky Save Stars." The two build models together, with Rocky teasing Grace over his poor craftsmanship. Tired of reading Rocky's translated text responses, they test a series of synthesized voices to select one for Rocky. When Grace explains he needs to sleep, Rocky misunderstands the concept as death and insists on watching Grace sleep, since it is unsafe for Eridians to be unwatched while unconscious; his own crew died while he slept unwatched. Grace agrees to sleep in the connecting tunnel, and the two begin taking turns watching over each other. In a flashback on Earth, Stratt introduces Grace to the astronauts chosen for the mission: Yáo Li Jie, Olesya Ilyukhina, and Martin DuBois (Malachi Kirby). Yáo reveals that each crew member will have the option to end their life once the mission's objectives are complete. Dr. Sood explains how astrophage will power the ship's engines, and Grace demonstrates that a single gram of the organism can melt a metric ton of metal. Grace thanks Yáo for his bravery, admitting he could not do what Yáo is about to do; Yáo replies that he does not need to be brave, only for someone else to be brave in his place. Back in the present, Grace opens the airlock to Rocky, who is contained within a protective enclosure that shields him from Grace's atmosphere. Rocky moves through the ship making a mess and asking a stream of questions, and Grace's attempts to set boundaries are largely ignored. Grace records a video journal describing the adjustment difficulties of his new roommate. Through further discussion, he learns that radiation exposure killed the rest of Rocky's crew. The two devise a plan to orbit the planet where astrophage breeds, collect a sample, and determine why the organism has not infected Tau Ceti. Grace shows Rocky a mental health simulation dome depicting scenes from life on Earth. They watch films and sing karaoke together. Rocky expresses excitement about both of them eventually returning home, and Grace allows the idea to stand for the moment without correcting it. Rocky shares that he has a mate on Erid whose name is long and musical. In a flashback to a karaoke celebration among the astronauts before launch, Stratt waits outside while Grace comments on the strangeness of celebrating amid impending catastrophe. She expresses hope that the mission succeeds, and the two share a quiet moment before returning inside, where Stratt takes the stage and sings; Grace watches her, visibly moved. Back in orbit around Tau Ceti, Grace examines the planet Tau Ceti e and its own Petrova line. Following an Earthly custom of naming new discoveries, he suggests naming the planet after Rocky's mate, giving it the human name Adrian. Once back aboard the Hail Mary, they determine the astrophage is not leaving Adrian's atmosphere, suggesting the presence of a predatory life form. Rocky has a breakthrough, realizing that a bacteria on Adrian preys on astrophage. If they can bring the substance home, both species could save their stars. Unable to fly the ship into Adrian's atmosphere directly, Rocky proposes lowering a collection device on roughly five kilometers of chain. Rocky records his own video diary describing their plan. Grace tells Rocky that, having used the ship's remaining fuel and resources on the mission, he will not be able to return home and will instead die alone in space. He says he has made peace with this outcome, having gotten to meet Rocky and accomplish something extraordinary; Rocky calls him "brave" in Eridian. After a long pause, Rocky offers to give Grace enough of his own ship's astrophage fuel for Grace to return home, delaying his own return by six years. Rocky explains he was unable to save his own crew, but can ensure "Grace go home." Grace breaks down, admitting he did not truly mean it when he said he'd made peace with dying, and embraces Rocky's enclosure, a gesture new to the Eridian. In a flashback, Grace updates Stratt on the mission's progress on Earth; she compliments him as a good teacher, and moments later the research facility is rocked by a massive explosion. Back at Tau Ceti, Grace pilots the Hail Mary over Adrian and spacewalks to retrieve the collection device. The ship becomes unstable in Adrian's gravity, and Grace nearly loses the device before recovering it at the last moment, risking his life in the process. As astrophage begins migrating toward Adrian, the two are forced to eject contaminated fuel; both are thrown through the ship during the process, and Grace is knocked unconscious as the Hail Mary spins out of control. Rocky breaks out of his enclosure to save him, sustaining severe injuries. In a flashback on Earth, Grace learns that a quartermaster's error caused the accident that killed the original science team. Stratt asks Grace to take DuBois's place on the mission; he refuses, insisting he is not an astronaut and not the person for the job. She argues he is uniquely suited, having no attachments on Earth and full knowledge of the mission, and gives him three hours to decide. Grace wakes aboard the ship and follows a trail of scorched tissue to Rocky's damaged enclosure, where he finds his friend barely conscious. He promises to watch over Rocky as he recovers, on the condition that Rocky wakes again. Over the following days, with little improvement in Rocky's condition, Grace works to isolate and study Adrian's astrophage-killing bacteria, eventually succeeding and breaking down in relief. He names the organism taumoeba, anticipating Rocky will dislike the name, and breeds a nitrogen-resistant strain using xenonite breeder tanks Rocky had built, working to produce enough for the trip home. Rocky eventually wakes and taps on the enclosure; Grace is overjoyed to find him alive, and shows him the tanks full of taumoeba. The two celebrate. In the mental health dome, Grace gives Rocky a laptop and a small plush model of Earth to remember him by. Rocky, feeling he has nothing to give in return, asks what Grace would want; Grace asks to see Rocky's ship. Rocky builds him a special suit and gives him a tour. In a flashback, Grace again refuses Stratt's offer to join the mission. She argues that a third of the world's population will die within thirty years without a solution. He understands the stakes but says he isn't brave enough. She tells him she isn't trying to convince him, that she intends to place him in an early coma regardless, and that she believes in him even as he calls it a betrayal. Grace flees, is tackled by agents near a fence, and begs Stratt not to go through with it. Carl insists that Grace will be great. Aboard the ships at Tau Ceti, Grace and Rocky say their goodbyes. Rocky jokes that Grace is the bravest human he's known, and admits he does not understand the human concept of "goodbye," since Eridians do not have an equivalent; instead he plays a series of notes on his arm, which Grace mimics back. They part with a thumbs up exchanged through their respective windows. Grace begins his journey back toward Earth when the ship's AI alerts him to a contamination: the taumoeba has evolved the ability to pass through xenonite and consume the material itself. He seals the affected containers before the organism can reach the ship's astrophage fuel, but realizes Rocky's entire ship is built from xenonite, meaning he has no way to contain a leak and will die slowly from fuel loss or radiation exposure. Grace faces a choice between returning home or saving Rocky, unable to do both. He releases the mission's probes, named after the Beatles, loaded with taumoeba samples and detailed logs and video journals, then redirects the Hail Mary away from Earth to rescue his friend. The journey takes nearly two months; Rocky, in visible distress, comes to the window to meet him regardless. More than a decade later, Stratt watches Grace and Rocky's video logs on an Earth increasingly covered in ice, and calls her team to begin implementing a solution using the returned research. On Erid, Grace wakes in a home built for him and greets a companion named Aramando. Rocky knocks and brings him outside to a replicated beach environment. Grace is amazed by the ocean but requests a more consistent water temperature; Rocky says he will ask Adrian to address it. Grace enjoys the fog and the water's edge. Rocky tells him that Eridian scientists have finished preparing the Hail Mary for a possible return voyage to Earth, and Grace asks for time to consider the decision; Rocky encourages him to take as long as he needs. They part for the day, and Grace heads to a section of the dome where a group of young Eridians awaits him. He greets his class and asks them about the speed of light, met with their excited response.

He`s a stuntman, and like everyone in the stunt community, he gets blown up, shot, crashed, thrown through windows and dropped from the highest of heights, all for our entertainment. And now, fresh off an almost career-ending accident, this working-class hero has to track down a missing movie star, solve a conspiracy and try to win back the love of his life while still doing his day job. What could possibly go right?

To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full-on existential crisis. Or you`re a Ken.

Based on Neil Armstrong, the film explores the triumphs and costs - on Armstrong, his family, colleagues and the nation itself - of one of the most dangerous missions in history.

In this sequel to the 1982 film, a new blade runner unearths a long-buried secret that leads him to look for a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years.

Los Angeles, 1949. Ruthless, Brooklyn-born mob king Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) runs the show in this town, reaping the ill-gotten gains from the drugs, the guns, the prostitutes and if he has his way every wire bet placed west of Chicago. And, he does it all with the protection of not only his own paid goons, but also the police and the politicians who are under his control. It`s enough to intimidate even the bravest, street-hardened cop except, perhaps, for the small, secret crew of LAPD outsiders, led by Sgt. John O`Mara (Josh Brolin) and Jerry Wooters (Ryan Gosling), who come together to try to tear Cohen`s world apart.

The Ides of March is an American political drama thriller film directed by George Clooney. The film is an adaptation of Willimon`s 2008 play ``Farragut North``. It is an intense tale of sex, ambition, loyalty, betrayal and revenge. The film follows a young press spokesman who falls prey to backroom politics, the treacherous manipulations of veteran operatives and seduction by a young intern. George Clooney plays Governor Morris, a candidate running in the presidential primary race for the Democratic Party ticket. Ryan Gosling plays his press spokesman, Philip Seymour Hoffman plays his campaign manager, Paul Giamatti plays a rival campaign manager, Marisa Tomei plays a reporter for the New York Times, Evan Rachel Wood plays an intern for the Morris campaign, Jeffrey Wright plays a key senator, and Max Minghella plays Ben Harper, a campaign worker for Morris.

A forty-something, straight-laced Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) is living a dream-good job, nice house, great kids and marriage to his high school sweetheart until he learns that his wife, Emily (Julianne Moore), has cheated on him and wants a divorce and he sees his ``perfect`` life come tumbling down. Worse, in today`s single world, Cal, who hasn`t dated in decades, stands out as the epitome of un-smooth.

The story of Apple Records' notoriously irreverent recording artist, Brute Force.

Young district attorney Willy Beachum is on his way to the top with only one case standing in his way: a mysterious engineer found innocent on a technicality of his wife`s murder.

At a modern-day nursing home, an elderly man, Duke (James Garner), reads a romantic story from his notebook to a fellow patient Allie. Both Duke and Allie live in a nursing home. In 1940, Seabrook Island, South Carolina, poor lumber mill worker Noah Calhoun (Ryan Gosling) sees 17-year-old heiress Allison "Allie" Hamilton (Rachel McAdams) at a carnival. He pursues her, coerces her into dating him. Noah approaches Allie to ask for a dance, which she refuses. Allie goes on the Ferris wheel with a friend, and Noah jumps on the wheel and sits in the same carriage as Allie. Noah asks Allie out for a date, but she refuses again. Noah threatens to jump off the wheel unless Allie agrees to the date. Allie agrees to go out on a date with Noah, to stop him from jumping off. Later, Allie refuses to honor her promise of a date. Noah uses his friend Fin and his girlfriend Sara (Heather Wahlquist) to lure Allie for a movie night and Noah reaches there with Fin. Noah later walks Allie home. Allie reveals that she had not seen a movie in ages, as she doesn't have much time. Her schedule is decided by her parents, and she has tutors and activities almost all day. Noah goads Allie by insinuating that she is not free to do as she pleases. They share a dance in the middle of the street. Noah and Allie start a romance. They started spending every waking hour together and fall in love with each other. They argued a lot, and rarely agreed on anything, but they also had a lot of fun. Allie learned swimming and how to drive a truck, with Noah. Despite their differences they were crazy about each other. When Allie meets Noah's father Frank Calhoun (Sam Shepard), he immediately likes her. Frank is warm, inviting and free of any prejudice. However, when Noah meets her parents, they disapprove. Noah is made to admit that he makes 40 cents an hour at his job at the lumberyard. They believe that Noah has too much spirit for Allie, who comes from a different background and circumstances. Noah takes Allie to an abandoned house at Windsor Plantation that he intends to buy for them. Allie also gives specs to Noah that she wants incorporated in the house for herself. She wants a white house with blue shutters, and a room overlooking the water, where she can paint. A big porch that wraps around the house, where they can sip tea and watch the sun go down. They try to make love for the first time (Allie is talking too much and is very nervous, while Noah wanted to be patient and respectful to her feelings) but are interrupted by Noah's friend Fin (Kevin Connolly) with the news that Allie's parents have the police looking for her. When Allie and Noah return to her parents' mansion, Allie's mother Anne (Joan Allen) calls Noah trash (she says that Allie is likely to end up pregnant or heartbroken) and they ban her from seeing Noah. Allie says that her parents don't know anything about love as they don't enjoy each other's company at all. Noah walks out and Allie chases after him. They have an ensuing argument (Noah says that Allie is eventually going to leave him and suggests that they slow things down between them), and she impulsively breaks up with him, but immediately regrets it. The next morning, Anne announces that the family is returning home to Charleston. Allie attempts to contact Noah, but is unable to find him, so she asks Fin to tell Noah that she loves him. Allie says that it is not over between them and that they just had a fight the previous day. When Noah gets the message he rushes to Allie's home, only to find the house gated up and empty. Noah writes to Allie every day for a year, but Anne intercepts the letters such that they never reach Allie. When all 365 go unanswered, he stops writing to move on. Noah enlists with Fin to fight in World War II and fight in the Battle of the Bulge, where Fin is killed in battle. Allie volunteers in a hospital for wounded soldiers, where she meets captain Lon Hammond Jr. (James Marsden), a young lawyer who comes from old Southern money. After a few years being together, the two become engaged to the delight of Allie's parents. When Noah returns from the war, his father has sold their home so that Noah can buy the abandoned house. While visiting Charleston, Noah witnesses Allie and Lon kissing at a restaurant; he convinces himself that if he restores the house, Allie will come back to him. Once it's completed, Noah resists selling it. Later, while Allie is being fitted for her wedding dress, Allie is startled to see in the newspaper that Noah has completed the house to the specifications she made years before. After Allie asks permission from Lon to take a little trip before the wedding, Allie returns to Seabrook to find Noah living in the restored house. The two renew their relationship and make love. Noah tells Allie about the 365 letters, and they realize her mother kept them from her. Several days later, Anne appears in the morning on Noah's doorstep to warn Allie that Lon has followed her to Seabrook. She also reveals that she once loved a lower-class young man in town and still wonders how changed their lives would have been if she had chosen differently. Noah and Allie argue and he tells her to decide what she wants, not what everyone else does. She drives back to her hotel, sobbing and confused. Anne then gives Allie the letters that Noah wrote to her as an admission that she had hidden them from Allie. Subsequently, Allie confesses to Lon that she had spent time with Noah, and eventually returns to her relationship with Noah. In the present narrative, it is revealed that the elderly woman is dementia-stricken Allie (Gena Rowlands), Duke is actually Noah, who uses a pseudonym to not startle her in her disoriented state. The journal he reads to her she wrote during the early stages of her illness, detailing their romance and life together so he could help her come back to him. Noah has kept the promise to read it to her almost daily. Almost at the end of the journal in the notebook, Allie asks Noah what happened at the end of the story and Noah prompts her that she knows. She briefly recognizes him and remembers. Allie asks how long they have before she forgets again and Duke tells her possibly five minutes. They dance to their song, "I'll Be Seeing You", and she asks about their kids. However, Allie's dementia quickly relapses and she panics to see a stranger touching her, so is sedated. Noah suffers a heart attack and is sent to the hospital while Allie is sent to a dementia ward in the same hospital. Noah visits Allie's room in the middle of the night causing her to remember him again and proceeds to remind her of her illness, though he reassures her that they can do anything with the love they share. While sleeping, both Noah and Allie pass away in each other's arms and a nurse discovers them in the morning.

Two gifted high school students execute a perfect murder - then become engaged in an intellectual contest with a seasoned homicide detective. Richard Haywood, a Californian high school's coolest kid, secretly teams up with another rich kid in his class, brilliant nerd Justin 'Bonaparte' Pendleton, whose erudition, specially in forensic matters, allows them to plan elaborately perfect murders, just for the kick, for which they set up Richard's marijuana supplier, their school's janitor Ray Feathers, as a psychotic serial killer. The case is assigned to detectives Cassie 'the hyena' Mayweather, who carries a sequoia-size chip on the shoulder from her previous life, and her brilliant new partner, Sam Kennedy, who just transferred from the vice squad; they can work together very well, and even fit romantically, but fall out over different professional attitudes towards the investigation, which Captain Rod Cody and her understandably vindictive abused ex, Assistant D.A. Al Swanson, soon ban her from when she disobeys instructions and hand to him. When the plotting boys both dig class-mate Lisa Mills, their unnatural bond comes under stress- will it break, allowing the hard-pressed police to bring them down?