Ed Begley Jr.

In this heartwarming, youth-oriented outing, a 7-year-old girl finds the perfect playmate when she stumbles across a lost, lonely bear cub in the forest.

Three imaginative tales involving a vintage car that transports its driver back to 1926; the mistress of an old mansion terrified by vampires and a mother tormented by the spirit of her dead son.

Our earth home is in trouble: plastic pollution, acid rain, the greenhouse effect, ozone depletion, and hazardous waste all affect many processes that shape global climate and ecosystems. However, we don't have to go out with a whimper. We can fight back. Even better, we can win. The battlegrounds are our homes, schools, workplaces, and vacation spots. By changing our actions, we can stop the downward spiral. Here are more than 365 ways to be environmentally...

In this brave and provocative work, former US Vice President, Al Gore asserts that only a radical rethinking of our relationship with nature will save the earth's ecology for future generations. Gore's analysis of where we've gone wrong ranges across politics, history, science, economics, psychology, and religion. He argues that only a worldwide mobilization can save us from disaster and presents a brilliant and comprehensive plan for action that...

Based on a true story, "Spirit Bear" follows 15-year-old Simon Jackson, an outcast who spends time alone in the British Columbia wilderness. During one of his adventures, Simon is attacked by an animal and, out of nowhere, a Kermode bear appears and rescues him. When he learns that the bears are endangered, he vows to fight for their survival, ultimately securing the protection of 2,500 square miles of Princess Royal Island.

In this work of satire, playwright Steven Dietz provides an unusual back-story to a historical event and chronicles the experiences of several characters as they grow increasingly involved in America's invasion of Grenada in 1983.

Sara McKeon, a poet and librarian, becomes involved in the investigation of her lover's murder.

Rod Serling's tale of ruthless men and ambitious women clawing for control of a billion dollar empire first aired in Jan 1955 on Kraft Television Theater. The hard-hitting teleplay was such a success, earning Serling instant acclaim and the first of his six Emmy awards, that producers Jed Harris and Michael Myerberg helmed a big screen feature with the same director (Fielder Cook) and most of the same cast for United Artists. The result was an acid-etched...

A new dramatization of one of the greatest baseball stories of all time. A poignant, touching, and often comic tale of a baseball team's friendship and loyalty to a dying teammate. Adapted from the novel by Mark Harris.

A woman returning from a long prison stay believes Tod to be her son.