A rebellious reform school student is determined to prove himself and buck society's expectations by running long distances. Academy Award-nominee Tom Courtenay ("The Dresser," "Dr. Zhivago") stars as the young man who challenges the authorities every step of the way, plotting his revenge in this classic tale of hope and determination. Leonard Maltin commends this "key British film of the 1960s... engrossing story [and] superb acting," bestowing it with the exceptional rating of **** (four stars). Features Academy Award-nominee Michael Redgrave ("The Lady Vanishes"), head of the acclaimed acting dynasty (daughters Vanessa and Lynn, granddaughters Natasha and Joely Richardson), directed by his son-in-law, Tony Richardson ("The Hotel New Hampshire," "Tom Jones").

A rebellious reform school student is determined to prove himself and buck society's expectations by running long distances. Academy Award-nominee Tom Courtenay ("The Dresser," "Dr. Zhivago") stars as the young man who challenges the authorities every step of the way, plotting his revenge in this classic tale of hope and determination. Leonard Maltin commends this "key British film of the 1960s... engrossing story [and] superb acting," bestowing it with the exceptional rating of **** (four stars). Features Academy Award-nominee Michael Redgrave ("The Lady Vanishes"), head of the acclaimed acting dynasty (daughters Vanessa and Lynn, granddaughters Natasha and Joely Richardson), directed by his son-in-law, Tony Richardson ("The Hotel New Hampshire," "Tom Jones").

While the money and women continue satisfying Christian's needs, years of selling a phony image have taken their toll on Sean and distanced him from his wife, Julia (series star JOELY RICHARDSON), and children, Matt (series star JOHN HENSLEY) and Annie (recurring guest star KELSEY LYNN BATELAAN). Exasperated with Christian's questionable professional behavior, Sean strongly considers dissolving the partnership, but Christian forces him to remain. Sean demands that they begin performing pro bono surgical work. The tense situation quickly becomes deadly when a Colombian drug lord arrives in search of a former employee who has had extensive facial reconstruction.

Sean suffers uncontrollable spasms in his hands. After he nicks a patient's major neck artery during a routine cyst lancing, Sean stops performing surgeries. He becomes even more depressed and anxious when Christian, whose nose has been broken by a woman during sex, asks another plastic surgeon to reset it. Christian is deeply insulted when the attractive female surgeon not only rebuffs his sexual advances but also advises him to get some cosmetic work done on the rest of his aging body. Sean's temper finally gets the better of him when someone blocks his car into a parking space. But Julia, with the advice of her abrasive therapist mother, Erica Noughton (recurring guest star Academy Award winner VANESSA REDGRAVE, real-life mother of series star JOELY RICHARDSON), helps Sean realize that she will love him even if he cannot be a surgeon anymore. And after botching an attempt to operate on himself in a mirror, Christian bolsters Sean's confidence by confessing that he only trusts Sean to do the job correctly.

A sexy con artist takes her daughter along with her as she runs from the law, scamming anyone she can. But just when she's ready to settle down with a wealthy lawyer and ditch her wicked ways, she gets into even deeper trouble. Will her daughter catch on to her shocking new crimes? Don't miss Joely Richardson of "Nip/Tuck" and Hayden Panettiere of "Heroes" fame in this film inspired by real events.

Larry White (Rainn Wilson) shows Jo Wilder (Joely Richardson) the amazing drawings her son made.

SCI FI Wire talks to the cast and filmmaker of "The Last Mimzy." Interviews include: Timothy Hutton, director Robert Shaye, Joely Richardson, Rainn Wilson, Chris O'Neil, and Rhiannon Leigh Wryn.

SCI FI Wire talks to the cast and filmmaker of "The Last Mimzy." Interviews include: Timothy Hutton, director Robert Shaye, Joely Richardson, Rainn Wilson, Chris O'Neil, and Rhiannon Leigh Wryn.

The first season of F/X's Nip/Tuck finds doctors Sean McNamara (Dylan Walsh) and Christian Troy (Julian McMahon) enjoying success at McNamara-Troy, the plastic surgery practice they built after having gone through medical school and much of their young adult lives together. While Christian is perfectly happy making tremendous amounts of money and using his status to bed all the beautiful women Florida has to offer, Sean is desperate to take on pro bono cases. Though this eventually comes to fruition, the limitations in his personal life continue -- his relationship with his son, Matt (John Hensley), is strained, while his marriage to Julia (Joely Richardson) is mediocre at best; both he and Julia have seriously contemplated extramarital affairs. This season also marks the entrance of a ruthless Columbian drug lord, who at one point was blackmailing Sean and Christian into helping him transplant drugs into the U.S. via heroin-filled breast implants. Though he eventually is brought to justice, it makes life eve

In "Lies My Mother Told Me," Joely Richardson and Colm Feore play a couple in crazy love, on a crash course for disaster.