Season 1, Episode 23: A renter pays odd attention to her landlady's daughters. Gena Rowlands stars.

Ever wonder what happens after we die? Well, Jamie doesn't give it a second thought: She's convinced the afterlife doesn't exist. But this young woman is about to open her eyes to a whole other world. Between her demanding job as an ER nurse and her impending nuptials, life for Jamie has been hectic lately. But in the blink of an eye, her harried existence is brought to a standstill. She learns her father died in the hospital room next door while she, unknowing, tended to another patient. Jamie is inconsolable. Her grief overshadows her work, her relationship with her husband-to-be, everything she used to love, until a terminally ill patient with incredible vitality and unswerving faith helps her cope with her sorrow, and leads her to change her life -- and her beliefs -- in ways she never could have imagined. "Mean Girls"' Lacey Chabert and the legendary Gena Rowlands star in this poignant tale of faith, hope, love and loss, inspired by the best-selling novel from acclaimed medium John Edward.

he's an ex-gun moll and showgirl suddenly forced to protect a kid whose parents have been rubbed out by the mob. Now the mob wants the kid dead too - but first they'll have to deal with Gloria (Gena Rowlands in an Oscar-nominated performance, Best Actress, 1980.) Director John Cassavetes, known for his unique approach to filmmaking, creates a powerful, tension-filled story. An accountant (Buck Henry) is in possession of a ledger which could put a number of mob bosses behind bars for a long time. Before he is killed, however, he manages to entrust the ledger and his son to a neighbor, Gloria, for protection. Gloria reluctantly takes the kid on the run while keeping the mob at bay, sometimes at the point of a gun. Finally, tired of running, she decides to confront them head on!

A single thirtysomething whose friends all seem to be romantically involved, happily married, or with child meets an eccentric Frenchman who shows her just what an amazing place the world can truly be in director Zoe Cassavetes' entry into the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. As if it wasn't depressing enough to be 35 and still single, Nora (Parker Posey) is constantly reminded by her loving but tactless mother (Gena Rowlands) just how unlucky she has been in love. Though Nora longs to enter into a blissful union like the one of her best friend, Audrey (Drea de Matteo), she finds that the dating pool just isn't what it used to be. Things soon begin to look up, however, when Nora makes the acquaintance of handsome Frenchman Julian (Melvil Poupaud). While the two share an instant chemistry that is undeniable, Nora is saddened to learn that Julian will soon be departing for his native soil. When Julian does depart, Nora laments the fact that she wasn't able to express her feelings more effectively. If only Nora coul

A single thirtysomething whose friends all seem to be romantically involved, happily married, or with child meets an eccentric Frenchman who shows her just what an amazing place the world can truly be in director Zoe Cassavetes' entry into the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. As if it wasn't depressing enough to be 35 and still single, Nora (Parker Posey) is constantly reminded by her loving but tactless mother (Gena Rowlands) just how unlucky she has been in love. Though Nora longs to enter into a blissful union like the one of her best friend, Audrey (Drea de Matteo), she finds that the dating pool just isn't what it used to be. Things soon begin to look up, however, when Nora makes the acquaintance of handsome Frenchman Julian (Melvil Poupaud). While the two share an instant chemistry that is undeniable, Nora is saddened to learn that Julian will soon be departing for his native soil. When Julian does depart, Nora laments the fact that she wasn't able to express her feelings more effectively. If only Nora coul

Actors Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk remember working with director John Cassavetes on A Woman Under The Influence (1974) in the TCM original documentary, Edge of Outside (premieres 7/5 at 8 & 11:30 pm ET).

Jane Fonda, Robert Wagner, Ellen Burstyn and Gena Rowlands discuss the acting of Bette Davis.

Jim (Val Avery) reveals that he is a married man to Jeannie (Gena Rowlands) in this intimate scene from Faces (1968), directed by John Cassavetes.

Ron and Gene argue over who handles a gun best - Jodie Foster in THE BRAVE ONE or Gena Rowlands in GLORIA.

Illeana Scott (Angelina Jolie) questions Mrs. Asher (Gena Rowlands) about a son she lost in an accident many years ago.