Arnaud Selignac Movies

This made-for-TV drama, based on a historical novel by James Oliver Curwood, concerns Nepeese (Neve Campbell), a young woman whose mother was an Canadian Indian and father was a white American. Caught between two cultures but fully embraced by neither, Nepeese finds strength and companionship when she befriends Baree, a half-wolf, half-dog. Both Nepeese and Baree find themselves in jeopardy when they encounter Taggart (Lorne Brass), a ruthless trapper who makes no secret of his desire for Baree's pelt and Nepeese's body. However, they both find a champion in Paul (Jeff Fahey), a naturalist who protects Baree from hunters and wins the beautiful Nepeese's heart. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

When Nicolas learns that his E.T.-obsessed little boy Felix is doomed to an early death, he decides to arrange to fulfill the tyke's fondest dream, which is to be taken on a tour of another planet by an extraterrestrial being. Though this make-believe adventure may put his son's life in some jeopardy, he feels that the benefits outweigh the dangers. He borrows a spaceship prop from the circus, dons an "alien" costume, and while his boy is sedated, "abducts" him. The lad wakes up in the spaceship on the snow-covered summit of a mountain, and is soon met by his alien, "Gawin." Previously, Nicolas had neglected his boy somewhat, but now he is as attentive as anyone could ask. Eventually, a strange mountain hermit shows up and performs not just one, but two healing acts. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

The film tells the tale of the adolescent son of two wealthy socialites who have left him home alone while they go out on the town. At home, the boy begins a series of wild daydreams. He finds himself aboard an elevator that takes him through the Earth and onto another planet. There he finds the "Nautilus," Captain Nemo's submarine. He also finds Nemo's ape/man assistant. Together they begin a series of spectacular adventures. They encounter many storybook characters along the way. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi