An exquisitely mounted and deeply affecting story about one man's determination to create a home for his ailing wife as they enter their twilight years. Based on actual events, that proves love is the ultimate triumph. "Quietly observes a love tested by infirmity and bureaucracy..."--Toronto Star "...tremendously moving."--New York Post "A pitch-perfect, deeply affecting film..."--Village Voice

A young doctor at a Boston hospital becomes suspicious when healthy young people undergoing routine operations are mysteriously slipping into irreversible comas.

A wooden puppet full of tricks and mischief, with a talent for getting into and out of trouble, wants more than anything else to become a real boy.

A Scottish World War I soldier is sent to dismantle explosives in a French village, which he finds abandoned except for the inmates of an insane asylum. In the midst of the war's madness, this village ironically becomes the most rational and delightful place to be

In New Hampshire in 1777, Dick Dudgeon's father dies. Called back home to the unhappy family he revolted against years ago, Dick finds he's been named heir, much to the horror of his religious mother. To complicate matters, the British have arrived.