Neesee and Robert make a decision about a second child.

After cheating on an aptitude test, Bobby suddenly find himself in the gifted students' program.

Dirk refuses to speak to Robert, who begins spending time with the man that Neesee has been dating.

Realizing that she wants to have another baby, Neesee visits a fertility clinic to research potential s***m donors.

Neesee agrees to go on a date with Robert's co-worker Greg (Kevin Hart - "Scary Movie 4").

Lexus (Paula Jai Parker) and Nola (Taryn Manning) talk hairdos with Yvette (Elise Neal).

Eric Bross directed this drama of romantic roadblocks and racial issues between a group of waitresses and bartenders waiting for their big breaks. Former alcoholic Chris (Adrien Brody) is a playwright who works as a bartender at the popular Hoboken, New Jersey, restaurant J.T. McClure's, a gathering spot for a variety of creative wannabes. At a local theater, rehearsals are underway for Chris' play, an autobiographical drama echoing his past relationship with Leslie (Lauryn Hill); for the fictional Leslie character, Chris has cast the vulnerable vocalist Jeanine (Elise Neal), and finds himself falling for her. Meanwhile, the actor playing the role of Chris has been sleeping with the real-life Leslie, adding to the real-life Chris' confusion. Providing philosophical guidance is the wise-guy best friend Reggae (Michael Stoyanov), a fellow Newark boy whose main creative energy goes into scoring drugs. Restaurant was one of the much-discussed stand-outs at the 1998 L.A. {~Independent Film Festival}. ~ Bhob Stewar

A woman learns a valuable lesson about her family as she and her aunt look back at her troubled past in this independent drama. As Virginia Wilder (Frances Fisher) visits her elderly Aunt Millie (Alice Drummond) for the Christmas holidays, she discovers a number of letters she received during the 1940s, and gains a new and clearer picture of Millie's life when she was younger. Teenaged Emily (Laurel Holloman) falls in love with a soldier who soon ships out to fight in World War II, but not before she discovers herself pregnant. When the soldier refuses to marry her, Emily is left to have the baby on her own, and soon she discovers herself an outcast in the small Southern town where she was born. While Emily's father (Gary Cole) turns his back on her, her mother (Tess Harper) remains supportive, and Emily soon becomes close friends with two other people who haven't been welcomed by the community, a strong-willed black woman named Wilma Watson (Elise Neal) and Will Bacon (Mark Webber), a well-meaning young man