Family

Director: Mike Mitchell (VI) Writers: Paul Hernandez (V), Robert Schooley, Mark McCorkle Michael Angarano Will Stronghold Kurt Russell (I) Steve Stronghold Kelly Preston Josie Stronghold

It all begins when young Will Stronghold, the son of the two famous superheroes: Steve and Josie, A.K.A. the incredibly strong, seemingly invulnerable Commander and and the high-speed flying Jetstream. However, Will does not actually know if he has any powers of his own, and has not told his parents this.

Director: Paolo William Tamburella Writers: W. Pietrini, Paolo William Tamburella Rossana Podestà Princess Snow White Roberto Risco Prince Charming Georges Marchal The Black Prince

Snow White has gone off with her Prince Charming, leaving her friends the dwarfs on their own again in the woods. Before the lovers can be wed, however, the Prince is defeated in battle by a rebellious duke, and Snow White is kidnapped by the Prince of Evil. Learning of what has happened to her, the seven dwarfs take it upon themselves to organize the rescue.

Director: Jeff Bleckner Writers: Meredith Willson, Franklin Lacey, Meredith Willson, ... Matthew Broderick (I) Professor Harold Hill Kristin Chenoweth Marian Paroo Victor Garber Mayor Shinn

Contemporary rethinking of the legendary Broadway musical and 1962 film, updated to reflect a few early twenty-first-century sensibilities: A masterful con artist tries to bilk a staid Midwestern community, with unexpected results. More subdued than the earlier film, and therefore less joyous, but it's tough to get too far off the mark with material as good as this.

Director: Charles Grosvenor Writer: John Loy (I) Jeff Bennett (I) Petrie Aria Noelle Curzon Ducky Thomas Dekker (I) Littlefoot

When a swarm of "leaf-gobblers" devours all the green food in the Great Valley, the herds move on to find another valley of greens and in the process, Littlefoot and his friends Spike, Cera, Petrie and Ducky wind up on an island in the middle of the Big Water. They're reunited with Chomper...Along with his nasty, hungry parents.

Director: K. Selvabharathi Delhi Ganesh Simran (I) Balasubramaniam S.P.

PRIYAMANAVALE has a good message for the present day youth obsessed by the western culture. The movie sends across a clear message that marriage is a unique relationship which needs to be respected. Industrialist Viswnath's (S.P.Balu) son Vijay (Vijay) comes home after completing his education abroad.

Director: Beau Bridges (I) Writer: Judy Farrell Susan Saint James Samantha 'Sam' Kandal Beau Bridges (I) Bud Herren Loretta Swit Caroline Baker

A single mother is overprotective of her mentally challenged son which has made him angry and difficult, while she denies herself a social life. Things change for the better when the boy gains self-esteem training for the Special Olympics and his mother learns to let go.