Sheila McCarthy

A young art restorer in Italy restores a medieval painting, but faces danger from an evil curse and a mythical monster.

A lonely young man introduces his new girlfriend to his parents and they immediately hate her for no reason. Lucas, a college senior, meets a sweet and anxious girl named Addison one night at a house party. Despite some hesitation, the pair quickly realizes their chemistry is undeniable. The new relationship makes them both feel at ease for once, but Lucas' ridiculous and snobbishly protective parents see Addison as a bad influence and attempt to destroy the relationship. Lucas isn't sure what to believe, his bond with Addison fractures, and he begins to have a hard time discerning what is real. Will Lucas and Addison's love be lost, or will it transcend the confines of reality?

After getting dumped, Lucy creates The Broken Heart Gallery, a space for items love has left behind. It encourages a movement and a fresh start for all romantics, including Lucy.

Haunted by a tragic past, undefeated washed up boxer Sailor O'Connor is a broken man. When a fluke opportunity arises to step back in the ring, he takes it. Now he must stay on his feet throughout a bloody, brutal beating in the ring. An aging fighter (Dominic Purcell) in search of redemption steps into the ring with a hungry young pugilist (Izaak Smith) with something to prove in this boxing drama featuring James Caan and Louis Gossett, Jr. co-star in a film featuring Famke Janssen, Kim Coates, Adam Beach, Sheila McCarthy, and Michael Ironside. —Jiilo_Kim Haunted by a tragic past, undefeated, washed up boxer Sailor O'Connor (Dominic Purcell) is a broken man. When a fluke opportunity arises to step back in the ring, he takes it. His opponent is younger and faster, but with the support of his old fight team (Michael Ironside and James Caan), Sailor pushes for this one last fight. Not knowing when to throw in the towel, Sailor must face his personal demons or die trying to stay on his feet throughout a bloody, brutal beating in the ring. Also starring Louis Gossett Jr., Kim Coates with Famke Janssen and a special appearance by Freddie Roach. —Anonymous

A has-been Broadway performer gives tap lessons to a group of misfits who, through their dance classes, bond and realize what they can achieve. This is a musical-comedy movie produced and directed by Lewis Gilbert, starring Liza Minnelli, written by Richard Harris, and based on a play also written by Harris. Minnelli plays the role of a has-been Broadway performer who gives tap lesson to a group of misfits who, through their dance classes, bond and realize what they can achieve.