Marisa Tomei

Theo visits Denise at Hillman but ends up spending more time hanging out with the other students than with her. When the two finally sit down to talk, Denise must come to terms with the fact that her little brother isn't so little anymore.

Denise becomes friends with Cougar Barnett, a free-spirited though unreliable street-smart girl with serious academic talent. Eventually, however, the truth comes out: Cougar isn't really enrolled as a student at Hillman. In fact, she's homeless.

Dwayne tries to use his campus radio program "Dr. Cupid" to find a Valentine's Day date for a guy who sounds too good to be true. Denise repsonds to Cupid's call only to find that this mystery man is in fact Dwayne himself.

Maggie tries to convince Jaleesa to deliver the excellent speech she has written, although she herself can't find the courage to ask Denise to repay an outstanding loan.

When beloved older student Lettie Bostic assumes the role of dorm director, the women in the dorm room are taken off guard by her repressive new policies. Mary Alice joins the cast.

Denise, Jaleesa and Maggie plan to out-do the men of Hillman College by becoming the first women ever to pull off the traditional Homecoming prank: the swiping of the other team's mascot costume.

Living on the edge amid the constant threat of attack, an offbeat band of TV journalists, led by hotshot Jimmy Flynn, report from a devastated war-torn country. The action intensifies when one of the journalists crosses the line and risks his life in a bold attempt to smuggle an orphaned girl to safety.

The People Speak is a beautiful and moving documentary film inspired by Howard Zinn's books A People's History of the United States-one of the best-selling history books in the United States-and Voices of a People's History of the United States, the primary-source companion to A People's History of the United States, edited with Anthony Arnove. The film features the actual words (in letters, songs, poems, speeches, and manifestos) of rebels, dissenters,...