Rae Dawn Chong, Elizabeth Berridge and Sandra Bullock star in this powerful and intimate look at success, friendship and sex in the 90's. A group of young, sophisticated and beautiful friends are bent on having it all. Living together in an exclusive section of Los Angeles makes life one big ongoing party. Their bodies are beautiful, their beds busy, their careers are rising fast-especially for M.J. (Chong). Her charm and sexy good-looks allow her to manipulate and use everyone around her, even her closest friends. But what happens when the party's over?

Rae Dawn Chong, Elizabeth Berridge, Sandra Bullock and Fisher Stevens star in this powerful and intimate look at success, friendship and sex in the 90's. A group of young, sophisticated and beautiful friends is bent on having it all. Living together in an exclusive section of Los Angeles makes life one big ongoing party. Their bodies are beautiful, their beds busy, their careers are rising fast-especially for M.J. (Chong). Her charm and sexy good-looks allow her to manipulate and use everyone around her, even her closest friends. But what happens when the party's over?

Rae Dawn Chong, Elizabeth Berridge, Sandra Bullock and Fisher Stevens star in this powerful and intimate look at success, friendship and sex in the 90's. A group of young, sophisticated and beautiful friends is bent on having it all. Living together in an exclusive section of Los Angeles makes life one big ongoing party. Their bodies are beautiful, their beds busy, their careers are rising fast-especially for M.J. (Chong). Her charm and sexy good-looks allow her to manipulate and use everyone around her, even her closest friends. But what happens when the party's over?

Rae Dawn Chong, Elizabeth Berridge and Sandra Bullock star in this powerful and intimate look at success, friendship and sex in the 90's.

Rae Dawn Chong, Elizabeth Berridge and Sandra Bullock star in this powerful and intimate look at success, friendship and sex in the 90's.

Shortly after The Terminator wrote his name in bold neon lights across box-office grosses, this action thriller took advantage of the hitherto (almost) unexploited comic side of star Arnold Schwarzenegger and paired him with Rae Dawn Chong. Colonel Matrix (Schwarzenegger) is retired and living peaceably with his 10-year-old daughter when she is kidnapped by the henchmen of an exiled Latin American dictator. The dictator's plan is to reinstate himself in power by eliminating the president of his country, using Matrix to kill him (or he will kill the kidnapped daughter). Matrix escapes from the plane that is supposed to be carrying him to his mission and then proceeds to go from one violent confrontation to the next as he hunts down the dictator and moves to rescue his daughter. Helping him is Cindy (Chong), who has her own reasons for wanting the dictator dead. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide.

A married woman (Robin Wright) thinks she has repressed her past affair with an artist (Jason Patric), but an accidental meeting with an old friend (Rae Dawn Chong) brings the memories flooding back. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide.

When the Party's Over is a surprisingly down-spirited drama about a group of twenty-something yuppies trying to survive in Los Angeles. All four main characters -- three women (Sandra Bullock, Rae Dawn Chong, Elizabeth Berridge) and one gay man (Kris Kamm) -- live in the same house, where they become increasingly involved in each other's lives, affairs, and careers. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Movie Guide.

An ambitious-but -spoiled rich white kid wins a scholarship to Harvard Law School by pretending to be African-American in this broadly-played comedy. After his father cuts him off financially, Mark Watson (C. Thomas Howell) wins a full tuition scholarship to Harvard by claiming to be African-American on the application form. With the help of his best friend Gordon (Arye Gross), Mark acquires some bronzing pills, a new hairdo, and a lowered voice. Disguised as a black student, Mark thinks that he's going to breeze through the program. The reality of being a minority at a mostly white institution quickly catches up to him, however, when he encounters some tacit racism and falls for Sarah Walker (Rae Dawn Chong), a fellow student whose affection makes him feel guilty about his ruse. Then there's the imperious Professor Banks (James Earl Jones), an African-American instructor who expects him to perform at a higher level than the other students. Soul Man was written by Carol Black and directed by Steve Miner, who

A cast of distinguished veterans and promising newcomers headline this stark prison drama from first-time writer-director Jordan Walker-Pearlman. Hill Harper stars as embittered inmate Alex, sentenced to serve time for a rape he claims that he didn't commit. His link to the outside world is his upper-middle class bother Tony (Obba Babatunde), the only family member who's come to visit him in the half-decade he's been in jail. On his latest visit, Alex pleads with Tony to have the rest of the family visit him, admitting that he's in the final stages of his battle with AIDS. Through flashbacks, dream sequences, and real-time encounters, Alex interacts with the people who have shaped his life -- his parents (Marla Gibbs and Billy Dee Williams), his old friend (Rae Dawn Chong), and his therapist (Phylicia Rashad) -- and attempts to overcome the seething anger and resentment that have punctuated his time in prison. The Visit was greeted with much acclaim when it premiered at the 2000 {~Method Fest Independent Film