Clay Borris

The loosely constructed plot revolves around two grown-up siblings who still live with their parents. Their already precarious lifestyle is threatened when their mentally unbalanced aunt comes to stay.

Zorlu bir New York Şehri polis memuru olan Joe Dylanne (James Remar), eski sevgilisi Katy Greer'in (Daphne Ashbrook) isteğiyle Kuzey Kaliforniya'ya çağrılır. Katy'nin, kırsal uyuşturucu satıcılarının elinde ailesinin çoğunun vahşice öldürülmesinden sonra umutsuzca Joe'nun yardımına ihtiyacı vardır. Joe, bölgeye geldikten sonra yerel kolluk kuvvetlerinin yardımcı olmadığını keşfeder ve katil suçluları alt etmek için Katy'nin hayatta kalan yeğeni Joshua (Adam Coleman Howard) ile birlikte çalışması gerekir.

This NFB docu-drama takes an unvarnished look at life in a working-class boarding house. Based on the filmmaker's memories of his own mother's boarding house in Cabbagetown, Toronto, the story revolves around Rose and how she runs her establishment. With a household as full and varied as hers, domesticity clashes with disputes about bootlegging, violence, and stealing. Even authority isn't exempt: she does battle with a social worker over her son's theft of a bicycle. Rose is the queen of her castle, and delivers her own brand of justice.

Duncan MacLeod cannot die -- he is a 400-year-old immortal, who has seen his share of humanity's history. Still, he risks his life in battle against other immortals and tries to save people from harm.