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" 9/1 1) Roman Holiday (1953) In her first starring role, Audrey Hepburn plays a young, impeccably-dressed princess who abandons her handlers to explore Rome with an American reporter (Gregory Peck).         2) The Color Purple (1985) Based on the novel by Alice Walker, The Color Purple follows the life of Celie (Whoopi Goldberg), a young black woman who overcomes crushing obstacles in her search for independence and success.        3) Defending Your Life (1991) A man (Albert Brooks) who dies after a bus accident must prove he lived a life worthy of entrance into heaven. Meryl Streep plays a recently-deceased woman he falls in love with while awaiting trial.        4) Primal Fear (1996) A self-involved lawyer (Richard Gere) takes the case of an altar boy (Edward Norton) accused of murdering an Archbishop.        5) Anywhere but Here (1999) Absentminded, impulsive Adele (Susan Sarandon) moves herself and her successful, responsible daughter Anne (Natalie Portman) to Hollywood to pursue her own dreams of stardom.         6) The Wood (1999) Childhood friends Mike (Omar Epps), Roland (Taye Diggs) and Slim (Richard T. Jones) reminisce about their youth on the eve of Roland&amp;#039;s wedding.        7) Traffic (2000) This Steven Soderbergh-directed film follows three different storylines as they weave through the illegal drug trade. Soderbergh won the Oscar for Best Director and Benicio del Toro won for Best Supporting Actor for the movie, which also stars Don Cheadle, Michael Douglas, Dennis Quaid and Catherine Zeta-Jones.        8) Zoolander (2001) Dimwitted male supermodel Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) is manipulated by evil fashion designer Mugatu (Will Ferrell), who wants to assassinate the prime minister of Malaysia. Two words: Blue Steel.        9) A Walk to Remember (2002) The movie that started the Nicholas Sparks craze follows Landon Carter (Shane West) as he falls in love with Jamie Sullivan (Mandy Moore), a minister&amp;#039;s daughter whom he mocked for years.        10) Sins of My Father (2009) Fans of Narcos will find this documentary about drug kingpin Pablo Escobar\u2014starring his son, Sebasti\u00E1n Marroqu\u00EDn, speaking out for the first time\u2014fascinating.        11) Girl Rising (2013) This documentary follows nine girls from nine different countries\u2014Afghanistan, Cambodia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Haiti, India, Nepal, Peru and Sierra Leone\u2014as they pursue education to overcome inequities like poverty, forced labor and child marriage.         9/9 12) Lilo &amp;amp;amp; Stitch (2002) This animated Disney classic\u2014about a young Hawaiian girl who adopts an alien she thinks is a dog\u2014is surprisingly emotional.        9/16 13) The Kids Are All Right (2010) A lesbian couple&amp;#039;s life is upended when their children make contact with the couple&amp;#039;s sperm donor. The film, starring Annette Bening, Julianne Moore, Mark Ruffalo, Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson, was nominated for Best Picture at the 2011 Oscars.        9/17 14) Gimme the Loot (2012) In New York City in 1989, two graffiti artists decide to tag the New York Mets&amp;#039;s Home Run Apple at Shea Stadium after rivals ruin their latest piece.        9/20 15) Something, Anything (2014) After a miscarriage, a young newlywed searches for spiritual guidance, a task which her friends and family fail to understand.        9/25 16) Alias (Seasons 1\u00AD-5) In her breakout role, Jennifer Garner plays a CIA double who adopts different personas for her various assignments. The J.J. Abrams-created series also starred Victor Garber and Bradley Cooper. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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