Brad Pitt
AMERICAN INDIAN GRAFFITI: THIS THING, LIFE is an ensemble drama about four Native Americans whose lives intertwine with one another, taking place over one summer. STEPHANIE, a recent high school graduate, has been rejected by the colleges she dreams of attending. To make matters worse, she learns her mother tried to abort her when she was born. With this new knowledge, she struggles to overcome her lifelong feelings of guilt and rejection. RACHEL, Stephanie's best friend, learns that her life plans are not taking the path she desires, and her friendship with Stephanie has become severed. Because of these things, she believes there's nothing to help her overcome the pain and agony she feels from the death of her mother and brother, not realizing that her refuge is in finding forgiveness for the man who caused their death. STEVE, at the age of twenty-three, has become a famous artist. All of his life's dreams have come true, causing him confusion and fear of not having any more goals.
Zhane/ Silver Space Ranger/ Psycho Silver
In this feature television film, the Space Rangers face their greatest foes yet — the Psycho Rangers. A re-edited version of Rangers Gone Psycho (#31) A Rift in the Rangers (#33) Five of a Kind (#34) Silence is Golden (#35) The Enemy Within (#36) to fit a feature-length format.
Mark Davis
Nos anos 90 David (Tobey Maguire) é um jovem solitário, que não é feliz com sua vida e foge da realidade assistindo "Pleasantville", um seriado em preto e branco dos anos 50 onde tudo é agradável. Mas tudo muda bruscamente quando Jennifer (Reese Whisterpoon), sua irmã, que sexualmente muito mais ativa que David, briga com ele pela posse de um estranho controle remoto, que apareceu através de um igualmente estranho técnico de televisão (Don Knotts), que chegou repentinamente logo após eles terem quebrado o antigo controle. Durante a briga eles apertam o novo controle e são magicamente transportados para dentro da fictícia "Pleasantville" e lá se tornam Bud e Mary-Sue Parker, dois personagens da série.
