1920s Paris, and its colony of American artists, is the setting for Alan Rudolph's comedy/drama that blends fact with fiction while depicting the rivalry between painter Keith Carradine and businessman John Lone for Linda Fiorentino. With Genevieve Bujold, Wallace Shawn, and Kevin J. O'Connor as Hemingway. 126 min.

From the typewriter of Joe Eszterhas ("Showgirls") comes this sensuous suspenser in which San Francisco Assistant D.A. David Caruso looks into the death of an art dealer who blackmailed public officials by photographing them in bed with hookers. Caruso's search leads to ex-lover Linda Fiorentino, a psychologist and call girl by night, now married to powerful lawyer Chazz Palminteri. 94 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround; theatrical trailer; scene access.

Scorching modern film noir starring Linda Fiorentino as sexy, manipulative Bridget Gregory, who persuades her physician husband to deal drugs. Bridget takes off with the drug money and heads for Chicago, but stops at a small town along the way where she connives a gullible hunk into an elaborate scheme. Peter Berg, Bill Pullman and J.T. Walsh co-star; John Dahl ("Red Rock West") directs. 110 min.

Charlie Sheen plays a fearless cop who goes undercover, posing as a reckless biker in order to stop a motorcycle gang notorious for their criminal activity. When Sheen falls for a gorgeous female member of the group, he finds it tough to discern who's the enemy and who's an ally. Michael Madsen, Linda Fiorentino co-star. 101 min.