Norah Jones Movies

A man convinced he's cooler than those around him finds out just how little he knows during a disastrous Caribbean holiday in this independent comedy drama from writers and directors Sam Fleischner and Ben Chace. Max (Sean Bones) is a good-natured but immature hipster living in Brooklyn, NY. Max is the lucky winner of a free vacation in Jamaica, including transportation on an ocean liner, but a few days before he's due to set sail, his girlfriend, Willow (Norah Jones), breaks up with him and none of his friends are able to make the trip on such short notice. Max ends up going stag, feeling like a fish out of water among the elderly retirees on board the cruise ship, and he has a hard time bonding with the only other single guy on board (Kevin Bewersdorf). Once the ship docks in Jamaica, Max decides to split off from the tour group and see the "real" side of the island, but after being befriended by a pair of Rastafarians with access to a private beach, Max realizes he's been conned and is left in the middle of nowhere with no money, no ID, nothing to wear but his swim trunks, and the unmistakable look of a tourist out of his element. Wah Do Dem (aka What They Do) received its world premiere at the 2009 Los Angeles Film Festival, where it received a jury prize for Best Narrative Feature. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

This release contains award-winning performer Norah Jones' performance for the popular television program Austin City Limits. The setlist of over a dozen songs includes "Come Away With Me," "Not Too Late," "Blue Bayou," and "Don't Know Why." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Soon after relocating from Texas to New York in a bid to make the big time, a 21-year-old actor enters into a turbulent relationship with a struggling singer/songwriter in writer/director Ethan Hawke's screen adaptation of his own debut novel. William (Mark Webber) is an aspiring actor with dreams of making it big. Upon arriving in New York City, William soon enters into a tenuous romance with Sarah (Catalina Sandino Moreno), a talented musician with a winning voice and keen songwriting skills. Love is a fickle thing, though, and in the thriving world of young and talented artists, it isn't always enough to make a relationship last. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

A jazz chanteuse with a taste for pop, country, and blues at their best, Norah Jones became an overnight sensation in 2002 with the release of her album Come Away With Me, which earned both critical acclaim and blockbuster sales. In 2004, Jones was touring in support of her well-received second album, Feels Like Home, when she and her band arrived at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium for a special concert appearance, which was captured by a camera crew for home-video release. Norah Jones and the Handsome Band: Live in 2004 features Jones joined by guests Dolly Parton and Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, as well as former bandmates Kevin Breit and Richard Julian. Selections include "Don't Know Why," "Creepin' In," "Who Am I To You," "The Prettiest Thing," "Carnival Town," and ten others. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

This 2004 episode of Saturday Night Live is hosted by Colin Firth and features musical guest Norah Jones. ~ Skyler Miller, Rovi

Featuring the most successful jam bands since the Grateful Dead, the 2002 Bonnaroo Music Festival brought over 70,000 fans to Adelphia Coliseum in Manchester, TN. This release features performances from Widespread Panic, Trey Anastasio (from Phish), Galactic, and much more. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

A woman finds herself attempting to foil one office romance while debating if she should take a chance on another in this romantic comedy. Lucy Kelton (Sandra Bullock) is a top-flight attorney who has risen to the position of Chief Legal Counsel for one of New York's leading commercial real estate firms, the Wade Corporation. However, Lucy's job has one significant drawback -- George Wade (Hugh Grant), the eccentric and remarkably self-centered head of the firm. George seems entirely incapable of making a decision without Lucy's advice, whether it actually involves a legal matter or not, and while she's fond of George, being at his beck and call 24 hours a day has brought her to the end of her rope. In a moment of anger, Lucy gives her two weeks notice, and George reluctantly accepts, under one condition -- Lucy has to hire her own replacement. After extensive research, Lucy picks June Carter (Alicia Witt), a Harvard Law graduate determined to make a career for herself. Lucy soon begins to suspect, however, that June plans to hasten her rise up the corporate ladder by winning George's hand, leaving Lucy to wonder if she should warn George about his beautiful but calculating new attorney -- and whether she should tell George that she has finally realized she's in love with him. Two Weeks Notice was written and directed by Marc Lawrence, who had previously scripted two other box-office hits for Sandra Bullock: Miss Congeniality and Forces of Nature. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi