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A woman winds up with two dates to her best friend's wedding. (Repeat).

In early 1980's Los Angeles, rich boys led by Joe Hunt hit it big with a Ponzi scheme. Things go horribly wrong for all involved when they learn they've been betrayed by their investor, high roller Ron Levin, leaving Hunt owing a lot of money to a lot of people. (Repeat).

Christopher Nolan, of "Memento" fame, directed this taut and atmospheric crime thriller, a remake of a 1997 Norwegian film. Al Pacino is in top form as L.A. detective Will Dormer, who travels to a remote Alaska town to investigate a murder. Unable to sleep, the weary Dormer is drawn into an intense cat-and-mouse game with the sly and taunting killer. Robin Williams, Hilary Swank. (Repeat).

An Eastern European man is forced to live at JFK Airport after his visa is canceled due to a coup in his own country in this charming drama. In time, the terminal becomes a virtual country within itself, complete with culture, ambition, status, diversity and the need for love. (Repeat).

In this nail-biting chiller, Simon and Robyn, a young married couple, find their lives thrown into a tailspin after Simon has a chance encounter with a former acquaintance, the off-kilter Gordo. Gordo then starts giving the couple unwanted and increasingly menacing gifts. (Repeat).

In this sweeping tale of Internet success, nerdy, awkward Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg creates the Web site Facebook and becomes a billionaire, but ends up embroiled in legal disputes as the friends who helped him during his rise to the top are now eager to see him fall. (Repeat).

Gripping and ripping remake of the 1957 Western about a small-time rancher (Christian Bale) escorting a murderous outlaw (Russell Crowe) to a rendezvous with the law and a train that will take him to prison. Meanwhile, the desperado's henchmen try to head them off and free their leader, because without him they're "like a pack of dogs without a master." Directed by James Mangold, from a 1953 short

This wildly ambitious and deeply moving epic comprises six tales from various historical eras. An 18th-century notary goes on a sea voyage; a musician becomes an apprentice to a famous composer in 1930s Belgium; a journalist uncovers corruption at a nuclear power plant in '70s California; a contemporary publisher seeks refuge from gangsters at a nursing home; a clone escapes her job at a fast-food

An Eastern European man is forced to live at JFK Airport after his visa is canceled due to a coup in his own country in this charming drama. In time, the terminal becomes a virtual country within itself, complete with culture, ambition, status, diversity and the need for love. (Repeat).

Steven Spielberg won the Best Director Oscar for this stunning war drama following a squad of U.S. Army soldiers on a mission to rescue a GI trapped behind enemy lines in France on D-Day after all three of the soldier's brothers are killed in action. As the search commences, the close-knit squad sets out through areas still thick with Nazis. (Repeat).

A dissatisfied husband and wife both look for lovers online in this sprawling, timely drama about the Internet's impact on society. Elsewhere, a woman pushes her daughter's acting career via a Web site, and an overprotective mom monitors her child's online interactions. (Repeat).

This acclaimed documentary -- made by one of the fashion worlds most sought after casting directors -- picks up where Paris is Burning left off, focusing on a group of six NYC lesbians who dress and identify as men, blurring the lines between butch dyke and trans-male identities. For our guest host, writer-artist-performer and member of NY's own House of Ladosha, Juliana Huxtable, the film explore

Dissatisfied with the ending of his groundbreaking 2005 film student project, The Aggressors, the filmmaker has created a sequel. The original focused on six members of the New York trans community. The sequel revisits four of them, chronicling where they are now in their lives and transitions. But this isn't the main focus. Instead, the film zeroes in on Chin Tsui and the problems he's faced as a

As an engaged couple plans their dream wedding, the groom is excited but doesn't inform his friends he's getting married. Confused by his secrecy, they hatch a plan to find out what he's hiding. Meanwhile, the bride seems withdrawn, and her groom starts worrying if this relationship is meant to be. (Repeat).

Ben Affleck stars in this action-packed caper film from director John Frankenheimer. Upon his release from prison, a car thief (Affleck) is drawn into a complex casino heist by a mysterious woman (Charlize Theron) and a sadistic criminal (Gary Sinise). Ehren Kruger wrote the script. Clarence Williams III, Isaac Hayes, Dennis Farina, James Frain, Donal Logue. (Repeat).

Beyonce Knowles and Cuba Gooding Jr. star in this lively musical comedy about an ad executive who must lead a Georgia choir to victory in a gospel competition if he is to collect his inheritance. Along the way, he finds himself getting in tune romantically with one of the singers. (Repeat).

Harrowing and inspiring account of two New York City Port Authority policemen who became trapped under the rubble of the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, after they volunteered to go in and rescue others. (Repeat).

The star (Mel Gibson) and writer (Randall Wallace) of "Braveheart" reunited for this powerful war epic based on a true story. Gibson plays Lt. Col. Hal Moore, who leads U.S. troops into one of the first and bloodiest battles in Vietnam in November 1965. Madeleine Stowe, Sam Elliott, Greg Kinnear, Chris Klein, Barry Pepper, Keri Russell. (Repeat).

Doting white parents question how well they really know their picture-perfect African son Luce after his high school teacher raises suspicions about his behavior. Luce is the picture of an American success story, becoming valedictorian and a track star after being adopted from the war-torn country of Eritrea, but perhaps he isn't as well-adjusted as his parents expect. Based on JC Lee's play of th

Military academy cadets take up arms against developers who are plotting to demolish their school. Though a General tries to quell the rebellion, he too is inspired to stand for the school when the Army is called in to rout the boys. (Repeat).