American safecracker Eric Stoltz travels to Paris to help an old friend execute a daring Bastille Day bank robbery, but the heist is threatened when the two get involved in a love triangle with French art student/hooker Julie Delpy. Roger Avary, who worked on the scripts of "True Romance" and "Pulp Fiction," wrote and directed this steamy, fast-paced crime drama. 96 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital Surround, French Dolby Digital Surround; theatrical trailer; biographies; scene access.

An embittered young man grows up only to become a more hateful man. Having been beaten by life and the torture of war, he seeks victory in the final battle of his life - to defeat the virture in his daughter Beatrice, a strong, proud, beautiful young woman.

In the long-awaited follow-up to "An American Werewolf in London" (were the creatures waiting for the Chunnel to open?), a young man on a European trek with his buddies falls for a beautiful French woman who, unknown to him, carries the curse of the beast. Chills, laughs and amazing transformation effects galore; Tom Everett Scott, Julie Delpy, Vince Vieluf star. 98 min. Widescreen; Soundtracks: English 5.1, French; interactive menus; theatrical trailer; scene access.

A group of surrealist artists and writers gather to discuss sex in this Alan Rudolph ensemble film, loosely based on Jose Pierre's actual 1928-1932 Paris study. Neve Campbell and Robin Tunney star as stenographers hired to both transcribe the sessions and act as muses for the male subjects. Alan Cumming, Elliot Davies, Terence Howard, and Til Schweizer play some of the artists present, who delve into topics like bestiality, onanism, and menage-a-trois. Their leader, Edgar (Dermot Mulroney), is in love with a female demon that haunts his dreams, much to the annoyance of his flesh-and-blood girlfriend (Julie Delpy). Nick Nolte and Tuesday Weld give the film’s best performances as Edgar’s boozy, sex-crazed sponsors. The characters gather in a modern art-filled room and an orgy practically ensues as they find themselves liberated by the erotically transgressive talk and surroundings. The script by Rudolph and Michael Henry Wilson utilizes the actual session transcriptions to create an overflow of poetic, insightful dialogue. Another of Rudolph's signature explorations of jazz-age love and artistic camaraderie..