Courtney B. Vance

Film adaptation of Mark Twain's story about the young boy and his travels with the escaped slave Jim down the Mississippi River.

As nuclear warheads rain down on Manhattan, nine strangers barricade themselves in their apartment building's bunker-like basement controlled by the unhinged superintendent. But within days, supplies dwindle, tempers flare, and the trapped survivors will be overcome by treachery, madness, sexual torment, and savage violence. What follows is intense. It is raw. And it is all brutally, horrifyingly real.

Space cowboys: Four test pilots who missed their trip to space get a second chance when they are called upon to repair an aging Russian satellite. Honkytonk man: Red Stovall is a hard-drinking drifter who sings for his super in second-rate roadhouse bars through some of the loneliest, dustiest countryside ever ravaged by the Great Depression. Stovall, however, nurses the embers of a dream--to audition with the legendary Grand Ole Opry in Nashville,...