"The Great Dream of Success" (USA) A new era is dawning in the USA. For the first time, a national women's basketball champion will be crowned in college sports. Leading up to this historic season, the major universities are preparing meticulously, as everyone wants to win the first title. Running time: 95 minutes Year of production: 2006 Rated 6 Directed by Tim Chambers Cast: Carla Gugino, David Boreanaz, Ellen Burstyn "The Final Season" (USA) This film, based on true events, tells the story of coach Kent Stock, who in the early 1990s wanted to lead a struggling baseball team from Lowa to one last championship victory. In the small town of Norway, Lowa, everyone believes in the magical power of baseball. This is no surprise, as the Varsity Norway Tigers high school team, under the guidance of their renowned coach Jim Van Scoyoc, had won the championship 19 times in the past 24 years. But when the baseball team is threatened with disbandment due to the high school's merger with another school, the magic of the sport seems to be over. It is now up to the young coach Kent Stock to lead the struggling team to victory one last time. Running time: 110 minutes Year of production: 2007 Rated 12 Directed by David M. Evans Cast: Sean Astin, Powers Boothe, Rachael Leigh Cook "Seven Days That Will Change Your Life" (USA) Luke Chisholm (Lucas Black), a promising talent who has made it to the professional golf scene, suffers a disastrous defeat in his first tournament. Frustrated, he retreats to a small town called Utopia in Texas, where he meets an eccentric farmer (Robert Duvall) who tries to help him get back on track by prompting him to re-evaluate both his past and his future. Running time: 96 minutes Year of production: 2011 Rated 12 Directed by Matt Dean Russell Starring: Lucas Black, Robert Duvall, Melissa Leo "The Heart of the Hero" (USA) Twelve-year-old Trey Caldwell (Nathan Gamble) is devastated when he learns that his father has been killed in action in Afghanistan. He and his father had so many plans together. In the garage, a soapbox car his father had recently given him reminds Trey of the big goals they had set for themselves in the annual soapbox derby. Now, all of that seems meaningless to the boy. It's only when Trey meets the grumpy, elderly fire chief Roy Gibbs (Corbin Bernsen), who still hasn't gotten over losing his son in the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, that new perspectives on life begin to emerge for both of them. The unlikely pair decide to finish building the soapbox car together and finally make their dream of winning the derby a reality… Running time: 100 minutes Year of production: 2011 Rated 6 Directed by Corbin Bernsen Cast: Corbin Bernsen, Nathan Gamble, Bailee Madison "Across the Tracks" (USA) Billy Maloney (Ricky Schroder), a teenage car thief, returns home after being released from juvenile detention. He now attends the same high school as his older brother, Joe (Brad Pitt). Joe uses his running talent to win a college scholarship. He is very popular and considered a star at school, while Billy remains an outsider. Joe persuades Billy, who also turns out to be a talented runner, to join a running group. Joe constantly tries to help his younger brother, who also suffers from nightmares... New product