Charles Dickens's classic story of the Christmas spirit that still lives within embittered Ebenezer Scrooge is magically transformed into a musical event featuring a visitation of spirits from past, present, and future.

A Hallmark Hall of Fame original movie. Glorie (Diane Lane), an emotionally fragile younger woman volunteers to take care of Grace (Gena Rowlands), an independent feisty older woman.

A Hallmark Hall of Fame original movie. FBI agent Sally Russwell (Lolita Davidovich) is sent to investigate a presumed hate crime in a small Amish community in Iowa after three barns are burnt down. Given a rather cool welcome by the locals when she arrives at the crime scene, Sally is able to gain the confidence of Amish widow Annie Beiler (Patty Duke). A shaky but solid bond is formed between the two women which enables Sally to continue her investigation.

In this adventure spoof, nerdy high school camera aficionado Fraser (Stephen Dorff) worships teen queen Ginny (Ami Dolenz) from afar. He fantasizes about performing some sort of noble act to impress her. But when she's kidnapped before his very eyes, he's too busy taking pictures to do anything. With the help of scuzzy Vietnam veteran Daniel "Mac" MacDonald (Michael Dudikoff), Dorff goes to the girl's rescue. Peter DeLuise and Dee Wallace Stone also star.

Wanda (Patricia Heaton) and Sarah (Meredith Baxter) are estranged sisters at odds over what to do with a pecan grove they have inherited following their mother's death. Wanda wants to keep the land in the family while Sarah, who is hiding a devastating secret, wants desperately to sell. They are startled to discover an elderly woman, Lilly (Della Reese), living on the property, and claiming it as her own. Against her mother's wishes, Sarah's rebellious teenage daughter, Gina (Anna Chlumsky), befriends the delusional Lilly, who mistakes Gina for a figure from her past. Gina is touched by Lilly's heartbreaking life story, and becomes determined to find her long-lost son.

It's funny what a few days in Paris can teach a newly single woman about love and life. But it's downright ironic that she learns it all from the head of a high-priced escort service. Joanna Taylor (Linda Hamilton, "Terminator 2"), whose husband has just left her for a younger woman, is a prominent New York journalist assigned a story on Paris' most secretive and successful madam. Though not interested at first in writing this "sexpose", she realizes that a month in the City of Lights might do her good. Soon after meeting the sophisticated and wise Madame Simone (Jacqueline Bisset, "Joan of Arc"), Joanna finds herself the one being interviewed. It doesn't take long for this worldly madam to size up Joanna and strip away her cold veneer. What is revealed is simply an insecure woman who needs to feel desirable again. Like a modern day Pygmalion who educates and refines beautiful young women, Madame Simone offers her expertise in helping Joanna rediscover her sexuality and sense of self. With Paris as the perfect backdrop, Joanna undergoes a physical and emotional transformation that leaves her empowered, confident and looking great. So as the writer becomes the subject, Joanna searches to create a happy ending for all before returning home. She succeeds by digging into Madame Simone's past and finding the only way to repay this woman who has helped so many others find happiness and true love.