A grieving couple moves to an Irish village in the wake of their baby daughters death. Touched by an autistic girl whose family perished in an accident, they open their home to Daisy.

Two-time Academy Award nominee Samantha Morton's directorial debut THE UNLOVED is a powerful and personal look at the strength and resilience of youth. Eleven-year-old Lucy seeks refuge from her abusive father. Placed in a tumultuous foster home, Lucy befriends her rebellious teenage roommate Lauren, and together they navigate the cold and uncaring world before them.

In 19th-century New Zealand, a young Irish woman searches for her lost son who is kidnapped by the boy's grandfather during the war.

The Christmas adventures of two bunnies, Ruby and Max.

After the strain of Timothy Evans' trial Christie finds it increasingly difficult to maintain the charade and as his marriage breaks down he embarks upon a course of action which finally reveals his true nature to the world.

The Christies are reunited after a nine year separation and move into 10 Rillington Place. As war breaks out the fractures in their relationship begin to reappear with deceit, suspicion and violence never far below the veneer of married respectability.

In the title story, when Max decides to dress up as a vampire for Halloween, Ruby is afraid Max will scare Grandma when they go trick-or-treating at her house. But when Grandma answers the door, it's Ruby who gets the fright! "Ruby thinks she has a lot to teach her little brother, Max, but Max has his own ideas. Join their loving, laughing sibling rivalry ..."

Co-written by Oren Moverman and Alessandro Camon, THE MESSENGER is a powerful and tender story about a returned war hero making his first steps toward a normal life. In his first leading role, Foster stars as Will Montgomery, a U.S. Army officer who has just returned home from a tour in Iraq and is assigned to the Army's Casualty Notification service. Partnered with fellow officer Tony Stone (Harrelson) to bear the bad news to the loved ones of fallen...

Orphaned as a child, a determined Jane Eyre struggles through hardship and brutality to gain an education. Hungry for adventure, she takes a job as a governess at the sprawling Thornfield Hall, where the master is the harsh, enigmatic Mr. Rochester. Despite his brooding ways, Jane finds herself falling in love. But something stalks the halls of Thornfield that threatens to destroy any happiness they might find together.

Based on the critically acclaimed book by Denis Johnson, a young man (Billy Crudup), often high on drugs and alcohol, careens through life and makes his way toward recovery and redemption.