Getting Back to Zero Thriller, 2012
Cast: William Atherton, Alexis Arquette, Wayne Newton
Director: Roger Roth

When Derek and Charlie’s dad died, he left them more than just his craps table. They inherited his 3.5 million dollar gambling debt and three days to pay it back. To make matters worse, their father’s loan sharks are out for blood. With the odds of staying alive against them, and their inability to agree on anything, they decide to host a craps game thinking the odds are in their favor. Unfortunately for them they quickly learn that ‘the house doesn’t always win’ and that dice controllers can really control dice! As they grow deeper into debt they must put aside their differences, and work together in hopes of staying alive, and with a little luck, Getting Back To Zero.

Good Baby,A Drama, 1999
Cast: Henry Thomas, David Strathairn, Cara Seymour
Director: Katherine Dieckmann

When a withdrawn young loner (Henry Thomas) stumbles upon an abandoned newborn infant in the woods, he finds himself placed at the center of a series of treacherous events.

Good Day For It Thriller, 2010
Cast: Robert Patrick, Hal Holbrook, Samantha Mathis, Mika Boorem, Robert Englund, Christian Kane, Lance Henriksen, Kathy Baker
Director: Nick Stagliano

Forced to leave town when he betrayed Lyle Tyrus, the ruthless leader of a rural crime gang, in order to save his sick daughter's life, Luke has stayed away to protect Sarah and Emily from Tyrus' vengeance. Fifteen years later, Emily nurses a burning desire to see her father. Luke agrees to meet on the outskirts of town, but as father and daughter embrace in the local cafe, fate intervenes as Lyle's brother Norman, and his killing crew Wayne Jackson and Dale Acton just happen to stop in. At the cafe, Luke meets Hec Hawkins and Rose Carter, the cook and waitress, who know a man in need when they see one. Adding to the suspense is that cafe's regular customer, Deputy Doug Brady. As tension builds throughout the day, Luke is forced to make a decision before Lyle and his gang return to exact their revenge. Does he leave his daughter behind again, or wait for his worst nightmare to walk straight through the cafe's door?

Green Flash Romantic/Action/Adventure, 2008
Cast: David Charvet, Torrey DeVitto, Jaleel White
Director: Paul Nihipali

Just in time for the Olympic Games this summer comes this fabulous romantic action adventure story around the world of volleyball on the beautiful beaches of the United States. David Charvet (BAYWATCH) makes an unlikely run at stardom on the pro beach volleyball tour. His greatest chance for victory may require the help of the art-loving, sport-loathing object of his affection, Devitto (ONE TREE HILL).

Greener Mountains Family/Mystery/Romance, 2008
Cast: Chris Heuisler, Kimberly McCullough, Brad Raider, Kevin Durand
Director: Lee Shallat Chemel

Greener Mountain is the story of JP Barton an adopted boy raised on a Vermont family resort. Since being found as an infant by the aging owner, JP has essentially never left the resort grounds. The arrival of a young, free spirited artist, Alice Flynn, pits brother against brother and propels JP on an explosive course vying for her love. Desire collides with betrayal in this passionate romance.

Greetings From The Shore Romantic Dramedy, 2008
Cast: Kim Shaw, Paul Sorvino, David Fumero
Director: Greg Chwerchak

Still reeling from the death of her father, a young girl spends one last summer at the Jersey Shore before heading off to college. But when her plans fall apart, the girl stumbles into a mysterious world of Russian sailors, high stakes gambling, and unexpected love.

Grownups Romantic Comedy, 2002
Cast: John Stamos, Daniel London, Meredith Salenger, Tara Westwood, Carol Alt
Director: Doug Finelli

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Steve (John Stamos) and Eric (Daniel London) are both married, living in the suburbs, and wondering what happened to the wild times they were supposed to have. Steve goes to work on a plan, a plan to do something crazy, something wild . . .wife swapping. What could go wrong?