Historically important drama from director Michael Roemer that was the first film with a mainly black cast aimed at a mixed-race audience. Reflecting the era of the civil rights movement during the early 1960s, the story, set in Alabama, follows the trials of railroad worker Duff (Ivan Dixon) who falls in love with, & marries, preacher's daughter Josie (Abbey Lincoln). Trying to settle down to life in the town, Duff soon comes face-to-face with the ingrained racial hostility of his bosses, & is forced to come to terms with the lack of respect & dignity afforded him by the town's population. As the couple attempt to surmount their problems & live their lives, they realise that their love for each other can overcome even the sturdiest of barriers. ...

Secrets. Jean-Philippe Durand has had enough of them. First, his mother's deathbed revelation
- the one that brought him to England
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When Jay arrives at Glenwood Primary, Paul is assigned to look after him & be his 'buddy', but looking after Jay proves harder than he expected. Jay's family are travellers & the new boy doesn't say much or seem interested in making friends. But Paul soon discovers Jay has a secret. ...

Chelsea Ross knows she's a great actress. Which is lucky, as she's just got the toughest role of her life! Washed up from Hollywood & in serious need of some cash, Chelsea jumps at the $10, 000 opportunity to act as 'carer' to famous hockey player Mark Bressler, currently injured after a car crash. ...