Mary Beth Hurt

Nicky Wells is a driven and successful television correspondent who will go anywhere to get her story, even into treacherous war zones. But Nicky isn't as fearless as she seems. The love of her life, her fiancé Charles Devereaux, died in a drowning incident believed to be a suicide. Three years later, Nicky is still haunted by his death. Clee Donovan is a successful photographic journalist, and a man who harbors an undeniable attraction to Nicky....

A profoundly illuminating exploration of Jean Seberg's career from the brilliant filmmaker Mark Rappaport. Mary Beth Hurt portrays Jean Seberg, who reflects on her life as it is illustrated through her work. It follows her as she is plucked from obscurity to star in Otto Preminger's Saint Joan (1957), to the critical drubbing that followed, her resurrection as a star in Godard's Breathless (1960) and through her death in 1979. A revelatory interrogation...

Presents four stories with accompanying narration and read-along enhancement to help develop literacy skills.

Presents eight stories with accompanying narration and read-along enhancement to help develop literacy skills.

When a secretive young woman moves in, the people in her quiet neighborhood begin to experience a self-awakening.

Noisy Nora is the story of Nora, who while feeling neglected, makes more and more noise to attract her parents' attention. Max's Christmas: Max wants to stay up late to see Santa Claus. Morris's Disappearing Bag: Max discovers a present that Morris has overlooked, and saves the day. Timothy Goes to School: Timothy's enthusiasm for starting school is dimmed by Claude's expertise and know-it-all attitude.

Four children's stories that include dinosaurs and other creatures, teaching children about animals, cooperation, creativity, and friendship.

With everyone in the family too busy to pay attention to her, Nora is forced to wait-- and wait-- and wait. Her mother and father tend to her baby brother and big sister, and so Nora waits some more. She decides to make her presence known, in increasingly loud and attention-getting ways.

Owen: When Owen's parents wonder if he is becoming too attached to his beloved blanket, Owen vehemently disagrees. Chrysanthemum: A little mouse thinks her name is absolutely perfect until she starts school and all the kids make fun of her. A weekend with Wendell: Quiet-as-a-mouse Sophie learns to assert herself with bossy, big-mouthed Wendell. That new animal: In a humorous look at adjusting to change, the two family dogs grumble about that "new...

Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin: A lone trombone playing solo is joined by a trumpet in a duet until a French horn makes it a trio, and so on, as ten instruments, one by one, gather together for a joyous musical performance. Musical Max: When the neighbors start complaining, Max a hippo, stops practicing his trombone, bass, xylophone, flute, harmonica, cymbals and synthesizer, until everyone starts to miss the noise. Patrick: The countryside comes alive with...