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Double Feature includes "Derby" and "My Brother's Wife" "Derby" - When her father falls ill, Katie Woods (Joanne Vannicola) returns to California, to the family ranch. Once there, she renews her friendship with Cass Sundstrom (David Charvet), who she had a huge crush on when she was a kid. Now Cass is a man and Katie finds herself falling for him all over again. At the same time, Katie is presented with the unique opportunity to ride a long shot filly in the Kentucky derby. She resists at first, but with Cass's support and guidance, Katie enters into a rigorous training program that improves her confidence both on and off the track. But she doesn't know if winning the derby will feel like victory unless she can also win Cass's heart. The big day is going to be bigger than either Cass or Katie anticipated in this romantic and exciting drama of first loves, last chances and the thrill of the races. "My Brother's Wife" - Based on A.R. Gurney's celebrated Broadway play "The Middle Ages," "My Brother's Wife" stars John Ritter, Mel Harris and Polly Bergen. Barney (John Ritter) is the proverbial black sheep of his wealthy family. He is further estranged when his mother (Polly Bergen) determines to separate him from his first true love, Eleanor Goldberg-Rusher (Mel Harris). Barney's mother puts her plan into action which results in Eleanor's marriage to Barney's brother, 27 years later, Barney returns home for his father's funeral and discovers that he cannot forget his first love and he may not be able to forgive his family. The complications and comforts of love and family are given an enchanting and heartwarming treatment in this gentle and humorous romantic comedy.

"The future of relationships is moving us toward the vaulting awareness of who we really are as human beings, something we have managed to avoid for a very long time by being so thoroughly committed to convention...This is the future of love--vast love, love beyond boundaries, love without preconceptions and judgments, love without outdated myths--love which can actually be experienced." At a time when over half of all marriages are ending in divorce, Daphne Rose Kingma, a well-known therapist and relationship expert, has recognized that our familiar ways of thinking about relationships are no longer working. "I have written this book because it is clear that many of our previous assumptions about relationships need to be dismantled," writes Kingma. "As we go through this process, we will discover a number of new ideas: that our relationships can have different forms than we ever imagined; that they will serve different purposes; that they will require different offerings from us. They will also bring us new gifts." We are in the midst of a sea change, in which not only are many traditional relationships failing, but unexpected new arrangements are beginning to appear; gay marriages are surfacing, step-families abound, and many people are consciously choosing to live alone. As Kingma explains, these transformations should not be feared; instead, they represent a real opportunity. In the past, conventional relationships were often destroyed by an overemphasis on the nuts and bolts of psychology, on working to achieve the unattainable "perfect relationship" while ignoring our most vital selves--our souls. The glorious message of "The Future of Love is that the disturbing changeswe are all experiencing are actually part of the soul's plan, as it breaks down outdated conventions to bring us a new, fuller understanding of love. "From the Hardcover edition.

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