Scott Renderer

Lizette, a waitress in a donut shop in small town has a milestone birthday coming up that she's not happy about. The only thing that could make it better is if her husband Terry buys her tickets to a Dan Hill concert in Toronto she wants to see. The problem is he will only go if his friend Simon goes and only if Simon has a date. The only person Lizette can find is Cheryl-Ann, a permanently happy, innocent waitress at the same donut shop, whom Lizette can't stand. When the night finally comes, things don't go as planned.

Billy est américain, il est chanteur de rock et vit a Paris, il est marie à Susan, chanteuse, et aime Julie sa dernière maîtresse. Il a tout, succès, amour, argent. Et pourtant il se suicide. Son jeune frère Tom suit sa carrière de l'Amérique. A l'annonce de ce drame qu'il n'admet pas, il arrive en France pour comprendre. Il y arrivera à travers tous les personnages, musiciens, manager, groupie, femme, maîtresse, qui entouraient Billy et aussi a travers sa propre introspection.

In the midst of the current recession, a series of disastrous telephone messages triggers a major domestic crisis fro the Kosnicks, a yuppie couple at the end of their rope. In the height of their despair, a door-to-door salesman tries to sell them a book about positive thinking, but for the Kosnicks it may be too late...

Two sisters share a disturbing family secret.

Set in the bucolic suburbia of the early Sixties, a door-to-door salesman of home security systems, who turns out to be a con-man and thief, charms his way into the life of a single suburban mother, much to the alarm of her son. Presented with little dialog.

Une femme accusée de meurtre s'évade d'un asile et son psychiatre tente de la retrouver.

Un essai en forme d'hommage à Jean Genet, contant en trois volets, trois petites histoires sur la déviance sous toutes ses formes : "Héros", ou comment un garçon de 7 ans en arrive à tuer son beau-père ; "Horror" ou comment un scientifique désireux de percer le mystère de la libido devient accidentellement un meurtrier ; "Homo", ou l'histoire d'amour entre deux prisonniers.

Rhyme 'Em To Death reconstructs the trial from Victor Hugo's Hunchback of Notre Dame from a new perspective, that of a minor character - the goat. The trial of the goat, a postscript in the Hugo novel, has been extended and enlivened with actual transcripts of 15th-century trials in which animals were persecuted as witches.