George is a homeless car-salesman and a broken man. Shattered by the events in his past, he is unable to crawl into the present. A complete loser in his own mind, George is determined to find a way out, a way back to joy. Enter Joanna, a young, successful woman with a string of strangely pathetic ex-boyfriends. One day while eating breakfast, she sees George searching for a meal out of her neighborhood trash and is moved to leave him a bagel. George becomes confused by this small act of kindness and fantasizes that Joanna might be the woman that can help him reclaim his life. He leaves her flowers with a mysterious note. Joanna is completely thrilled by the flowers and the note. Logically thinking they've been left by Brian, her car mechanic or some other perfect fantasy lover she shares these thoughts with her best friend Lori. The thoughts and paths of George and Joanna keep crossing until a chance direct meeting brings them face to face. Starring: Jeff Nicholson, Juniper Perinton, Peggy Ann Lloyd Directed

George is a homeless car-salesman and a broken man. Shattered by the events in his past, he is unable to crawl into the present. A complete loser in his own mind, George is determined to find a way out, a way back to joy. Enter Joanna, a young, successful woman with a string of strangely pathetic ex-boyfriends. One day while eating breakfast, she sees George searching for a meal out of her neighborhood trash and is moved to leave him a bagel. George becomes confused by this small act of kindness and fantasizes that Joanna might be the woman that can help him reclaim his life. He leaves her flowers with a mysterious note. Joanna is completely thrilled by the flowers and the note. Logically thinking they've been left by Brian, her car mechanic or some other perfect fantasy lover she shares these thoughts with her best friend Lori. The thoughts and paths of George and Joanna keep crossing until a chance direct meeting brings them face to face. Starring: Jeff Nicholson, Juniper Perinton, Peggy Ann Lloyd Directed

Reeling from a painful divorce, Joanna (Kelli Williams) returns to her hometown hoping to pull her life back together. But the past catches up with her when she realizes that "the one who got away" is now married to her new friend. Amidst the whispers and gossip of a small town, can Joanna avoid the pull she feels toward the man who should've been "the one"? Starring Kristen Holden-Ried (as Scott Lawton) and Kelli Williams.

Adult film star and web entrepreneur Joanna Angel gets up close and personal.

Album: MILK-EYED MENDER, THE; Label: Drag City

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Joanna Crane (Kathleen Turner) is a cold, workaholic sportswear designer, divorced and dedicated only to her job. Once strapped into that role, Joanna looks for an out and finds it by donning a wig and hitting the pavement as a $50/trick hooker named China Blue. Explicit scenes show her at work on her night job, including a long S and M segment with a policeman. While making money as China Blue, Joanna runs into a menacing, fanatic preacher (Anthony Perkins) who is out to save her from this life of sin, but in the meantime, he is also busy watching nude girly shows. As China Blue and the sexually ambivalent Reverend heat up their relationship, he becomes difficult to read: is this psycho reverend a killer? While China Blue is plying her trade, Bobby Grady (John Laughlin) has finally realized after 12 years of marriage that his wife Amy (Annie Potts) is frigid and just as he has this remarkably delayed insight, he is assigned by Joanna's boss to find out if she is stealing designs or not. By tracking Joanna, B

Ira Levin's best-selling novel about a town where great wives aren't born but made gets a second screen adaptation in this darkly satirical comedy drama. Joanna Eberhart (Nicole Kidman) is a successful television executive until one day her career hits the glass ceiling and crashes to the ground. Looking to take some time off to start over, Joanna and her husband, Walter Kresby (Matthew Broderick), pull up stakes and move to the peaceful suburban community of Stepford. Walter takes to his new environment with real enthusiasm and joins the local men's organization, headed by one Mike Wellington. Joanna, on the other hand, finds that Stepford is just a bit too quiet and well-groomed for her taste, and is taken aback by the aggressively cheerful and servile attitude of Mike's wife, Claire (Glenn Close), and the other women of the community. A notable exception is Bobbi Markowitz (Bette Midler), a happily misanthropic writer who revels in her lack of enthusiasm for housework or exercise. Joanna and Bobbi become f