Randy West Movies
Undefeated traces the political rise of Sarah Palin in Alaska before her explosion onto the national political scene when John McCain selected her to join him as the Vice Presidential candidate on the Republican Party's 2008 ticket. The film touches on the many social and political victories that at one point garnered her a whopping 80% approval rating as Alaska's governor. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
- 2004
Seka was one of the biggest stars in adult films in the 1980s; with her firm body and striking platinum-blonde hair, she was among the best-looking women in the porn business, and she appeared in dozens of successful movies, including Dracula Sucks, Blondes Have More Fun, Between the Sheets, Blonde Heat, and Turbo Sex. In the early '90s, Seka left the adult business and dropped out of sight, prompting Swedish fans and documentary filmmakers Christian Hallman and Mangus Paulsson to wonder what became of her. Hallman and Paulsson decided to find out for themselves, and Desperately Seeking Seka documents their search for the elusive former star, as they offer a glimpse of the American porn industry, talk to a number of people who knew and worked with Seka (including Veronica Hart, Nina Hartley, and Al Goldstein), and finally discover the retired starlet living quietly in Chicago. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- 1984
Maureen Stapleton, Stefanie Powers and Melissa Gilbert represent three generations of women in one family in this made-for-TV movie. Recently widowed, Stapleton invites her divorced daughter Powers, and Powers' illegitimate daughter Gilbert, for a weekend get-together. The catalyst for the film's cascade of bickering, reminiscences, and regrets is Stapleton's announcement that she plans to move from the family home and into a condominium. In addition to starring, Stefanie Powers also came up with the film's premise and functioned as co-producer. A "General Foods Showcase" TV presentation, Family Secrets first aired on May 13, 1984. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
