Stephen Rea

Dressed in strange clothes and speaking no English, a mysterious young woman is arrested in the English countryside. But a sympathetic aristocrat welcomes the young woman into her home, believing that she is actually a foreign princess. And when high society comes calling, everyone falls under the spell of the irresistible Princess Caraboo. But is she a royal treasure or a royal imposter? The real-life mystery unfolds with comedy and romance as this "captivating plot... keeps you guessing until the film's last moment. A splendid surprise!" (Michael Medved, Sneak Previews)

"Remember, remember the fifth of November," for on this day, in 2020, the minds of the masses shall be set free. So says code-name V (Hugo Weaving), a man on a mission to shake society out of its blank complacent stares in the film V for Vendetta. His tactics, however, are a bit revolutionary, to say the least.

Michael Collins, the man and the movie stands tall. The man is a hero whose fighting tactics became a model for other 20th-century struggles, a statesman who negotiated Ireland's break with England, a political martyr slain for the great cause he lived and breathed. Michael Collins roils with the passions of war furiously waged and peace desperately sought. A movie you won't soon forget.