Barbara Hershey

A woman, terrorised by an invisible force, enters a house at night. The rasping of crickets and a distorted music give way to explosions, screams and garbled voices. In an eruption of panicked subjectivity, her face multiplies across the screen while flashes of solarised imagery invade the frame…

A young woman and her union organizer boyfriend, dodging anti-union forces in Depression era Kansas, are forced into a life of train robbery.

A lawyer has an affair with her client, then learns he is married to her college friend, who is soon accused of murdering him and needs her legal aid.

After suffering a mild stroke, Judith Albright reluctantly moves into a historic nursing home where she becomes convinced a supernatural force is killing the residents. Part of the Welcome to the Blumhouse collection.

After the death of a teenage girl, her four loved ones struggle to make sense of her sudden passing and what that means for their lives.

The loyal supporter of her two aimless sisters realizes she’ll have to choose between her own needs and those of the family she can’t live without.

A man gets a last chance at redemption by coaching a small-town Indiana high-school basketball team and bring his team to the 1951 state championship.

The twists and turns of a lifelong friendship between two women.

A bounty hunter haunted by the past is hired to track down three escaped convicts and is set off in search of an impossible mystery-a tribe they believe cannot exist, massacred over 100 years ago.

An East Coast writer and her teen daughter go to the Louisiana bayou to search for family roots and meet their fiercely proud and secretive relatives.

In the early 1940s, an infamous New York paparazzo gets an assignment from a club owner to do a background search on a mysterious gangster, which leads him down a very dangerous path.

The topics of youths and prescribed psychotropic drugs are handled with heart and care when a man is forced to take care of his troubled teen sister.

Biographical drama of revered Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer, a Christian medical missionary who treated thousands of patients in Africa.

Debra Winger gives a chilling, award-worthy performance in this haunting drama of a woman nobody notices until it’s too late. Martha (Winger) is an awkward, emotionally fragile woman who lives a quiet life in the guesthouse next to her Aunt Frances (Barbara Hershey). Unable to lie, she exists along the fringe of society and is used to the taunts that follow her wherever she goes. But when an alcoholic handyman (Gabriel Byrne) begins work on Frances’s property, both women become intrigued by his presence. But just as Martha finds a comfort she never knew possible, things become complicated by the lies and deceptions she can’t refuse or ignore.

Accused of a crime she did not commit. Imprisoned by a corrupt system. The odds are stacked against Sandra Chase (Barbara Hershey, Black Swan) when she finds herself behind bars in Ecuador. As her daughter (Rachael Leigh Cook, Nancy Drew) tirelessly works to rally political support in Washington D.C., Sandra makes desperate choices in order to survive her horrifying ordeal. Co-starring Nicholas Gonzalez (TV’s “Grimm”) and Vincent Irizarry (TV’s “All My Children”), Left to Die is the inspirational true story of faith, family and the triumph of the human spirit.

A man beset with grief after losing his wife receives a letter she wrote while she was sick in which she requests he take a journey to the desert.

Cameron accidentally kills a stuntman after stumbling onto a movie set while fleeing authorities and forced to replace him in exchange for safety.

Two less-than-honest rivals in the tin game meet in a fender bender but their bruised egos and quick tempers turn the minor accident into a major vendetta

An outlaw breaks free from prison, then kidnaps the daughter of the lawman who put him away - can the now-retired sheriff stop him and save the girl? With Barbara Hershey.

Jim Killian (Glenn Ford) arrives in a small Arizona town hoping to establish a peaceful life as the local preacher, but he soon finds himself in the middle of a feud between sheep ranchers and cattlemen. Leloopa (Barbara Hershey), a young Native American woman, pleads for Killian's help after her shepherd father is hung by Coke Beck (David Carradine), the vicious son of the head cattle rancher. Killian must weigh his actions carefully lest he perpetuate the cycle of retribution and revenge.