Darrell & her friends grow together as they share their school days. There are new students to induct, sporting matches to be won, tempers to control & tricks to play on teachers. This work presents stories about life at boarding school as readers follow the girls' lives through 6 years at Malory Towers. ...

Bangladeshi Western directed by British filmmaker Sadik Ahmed. When a wild-eyed & mysterious young man named Kala (Tanveer Hassan) arrives in a small Bangladeshi town armed with a rifle, he immediately attracts the attention of two rival gang leaders: ruthless & powerful 'man of the people' Chairman (Ahmed Rubel), & Thakur (Tariq Anam Khan), one of the last Hindu landlords. Kala becomes caught up in the bitter feud between the men, but he has a mission of his own to carry out: to find the man who raped & murdered his mother & take his revenge. ...

Comedy in which a salesman (Michael Keaton) rediscovers his lust for life after falling for the fiance of his new business partner (Brendan Fraser), a Midwest transplant attempting to find his footing in the city. A lesson on the dangers of ambition, deceit & the perpetual search for happiness. ...

Novelist Charles Wills (Van Johnson) travels to Paris to obtain custody of his young daughter. His story is then told in flashback, relating how he arrived in Paris after the Second World War & fell in love with the wealthy Helen Ellswirth (Elizabeth Taylor). The two settled down together, but Wills' lack of early success as a writer & subsequent heavy drinking placed an impossible strain upon the relationship. ...

Novelist Charles Wills (Van Johnson) travels to Paris to obtain custody of his young daughter. His story is then told in flashback, relating how he arrived in Paris after the Second World War & fell in love with the wealthy Helen Ellswirth (Elizabeth Taylor). The two settled down together, but Wills' lack of early success as a writer & subsequent heavy drinking placed an impossible strain upon the relationship. ...

Sally Fenning leaves an enormous estate following her murder. Not only is her death suspicious, the terms of her will are insidiously cunning. None of the six heirs, all people Fenning despised, can collect until all but one has either died or renounced their share of the inheritance. ...