Nobody's Fool (Dir. Evelyn Purcell) (1986): Cocktail waitress Cassie has never recovered from her one major mistake -- a spur-of-the moment stabbing of her ex-boyfriend. Though she did no real damage to him, the incident cost her her baby and made Cassie an object of shame in the small town where she lives. So when a traveling theatrical company comes riding into her small hamlet, bringing a young man who instantly notices Cassie, she's not immediately responsive. But he persists, and forces her to make a choice: staying and remaining mired in her past, or moving out and into the future with a new love.

Fat Man And Little Boy (Dir. Roland Joffe) (1989): This film tracks the remarkable relationship between a military man and his scientist colleague, whose project will forever change history. General Leslie Groves is a sardonic soldier in charge of World War II's Manhattan Project along with head scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer. While the quest for control of nuclear power grows closer, tension escalates for those involved as ethical questions continue to arise.