While re-visiting an off-world trading partner, Lt. Colonel Sheppard (Joe Flanigan) and Dr. McKay (David Hewlett) receive high praise from the beautiful princesses Mardola (Crystal Lowe) and Flora (Anna Van Hooft) who express their undying gratitude for the trade, medical assistance and protection Atlantis has provided for the past several years. The princesses beg a further favor, asking Sheppard and McKay to accompany their sister Harmony (Jodelle Ferland), designated successor to the throne, to the ruins of the Temple of Laros, a mandatory rite of passage. Reluctant to jeopardize their otherwise untroubled alliance and anticipating that the third sister will be equally beguiling, Sheppard and McKay agree to escort Harmony on a journey promised to take no longer than a day. Their chivalry is challenged upon meeting Harmony, a thirteen year old child with high expectations of her protectors. Disheartened, Sheppard and McKay nonetheless proceed with their mission, unaware that she has enemies, and chara

While re-visiting an off-world trading partner, Lt. Colonel Sheppard (Joe Flanigan) and Dr. McKay (David Hewlett) receive high praise from the beautiful princesses Mardola (Crystal Lowe) and Flora (Anna Van Hooft) who express their undying gratitude for the trade, medical assistance and protection Atlantis has provided for the past several years.The princesses beg a further favor, asking Sheppard and McKay to accompany their sister Harmony (Jodelle Ferland), designated successor to the throne, to the ruins of the Temple of Laros, a mandatory rite of passage. Reluctant to jeopardize their otherwise untroubled alliance and anticipating that the third sister will be equally beguiling, Sheppard and McKay agree to escort Harmony on a journey promised to take no longer than a day.Their chivalry is challenged upon meeting Harmony, a thirteen year old chlld with high expectations of her protectors. Disheartened, Sheppard and McKay nonetheless proceed with their mission, unaware that she has enemies, and character fla

Following the death of her drug-addicted mother, a whimsical young girl follows her chemically dependent father to a remote prairie house to discover a wondrous world of magical fireflies and nocturnal bog men in this hallucinatory childhood fantasy from visionary filmmaker Terry Gilliam. Noah (Jeff Bridges) is a burnt-out rock star whose post-superstar voyage to obscurity is hastened by a serious drug addiction that is also shared with his wild-eyed wife (Jennifer Tilly). When the Noah's increasingly erratic wife suffers a fatal overdose, the faded rock star opts to escape the painful reality by retreating to a ramshackle remote home with his young daughter, Jeliza-Rose (Jodelle Ferland). Left to her own devices as her father stumbles about the grasslands in a drug-induced haze, Jeliza-Rose soon ventures into her own fantasy land before making the acquaintance of mentally challenged youth Dickens (Brendan Fletcher). As the two become fast friends and Jeliza-Rose joins the swimsuit-clad Dickens in defeating t