John Harding

With deft simplicity and a lightness of touch, John Smith confounds our ingrained assumptions of cultural stereotypes. In only four minutes, Om swings from one extreme to another, playfully punning on how we interpret fashion styles and subcultural codes.

It says a lot about George Hamilton's acting skills that his first credited performance was this starring - and very demanding - role. He shines as Robert Cole, a troubled young man with a troubling belief: Exceptional people shouldn't have to pay for their crimes. After blacking out near the scene of a murder, Cole captures the attention of the police and proceeds to play a deadly cat-and-mouse game with a tenacious cop, a beautiful stranger and a family foe. 1950s Southern California is as far from 19th-century Moscow as you can get... or is it? By radically changing the setting of Dostoevski's Crime and Punishment, this moody thriller makes the dusty classic new, fresh and dangerous once again. Literary fans will be impressed, and film fans will delight in being reunited with this unique, sun-drenched, jazz-tinged noir opus.

Guided in her quest by Zsa Zsa Gabor, a loveable stray dog with dreams of movie stardom hits the streets of L.A. to catch her big on-screen break.

Psychiatrist Jonathan Kingsley is an expert on the problems of the adolescent – unless that adolescent is his own daughter.

Traveling by train from Los Angeles to San Francisco, a woman recently released from psychiatric care becomes the lead suspect in a murder case.