Movies and TvShows featuring "dinner-with-guests" theme.

Sarah and Tom are in terrible financial trouble. On the brink of losing everything, they’ve managed to find a buyer for their stylish London home. When their best friends Richard and Beth come round for a final dinner, an uninvited old friend, Jessica, tags along. After a seemingly trivial argument, Jessica hangs herself in the garden. Tom goes to call the police when Sarah realizes if the buyer finds out, the sale will collapse, meaning definite financial ruin. The only solution - to convince Richard and Beth to take Jessica’s body to her flat and make it look like she killed herself there. If they’re clever enough about it, what could possibly go wrong?

A woman named Mathilde moves next door to Bernard and his wife, Anne. Mathilde is actually Bernard's ex-lover, and their intense passion threatens to destroy Mathilde's marriage and Bernard's peaceful life. As the tension builds, Mathilde's obsession becomes dangerous, leading to tragic consequences.

Shoelaces for Christmas tells the story of a self-absorbed high school student, who is given an ultimatum by her parents to volunteer at a homeless shelter over the Christmas holidays. During her time at the shelter, she forms a bond with a cancer patient and an interracial relationship begins to blossom. With the help of a Boston Terrier and the magic of the holiday season, she learns the true meaning of love and family.

Unspeakable is a drama film that follows a single mother who receives an anonymous text message that threatens to expose her dark secret. As she struggles to protect herself and her child, she must confront her past and confront the anonymous sender. With themes of mother-child relationships, shared custody, and implied sexual abuse, Unspeakable explores the depths of human emotions and the consequences of secrets.

Two married couples become engulfed in a storm of emotional fury when Doctor Leslie Yates runs into writer Doris Wilding, his old college flame, whom he has not seen in ten years. After reminiscing about their past, Doris and Leslie make a dinner date with their respective spouses. On the eve of the Yates's dinner party, Leslie's wife Helen brings home a magazine article written by Doris, which sparks Leslie's memory of his separation from her.

A lovesick girl and her grandfather groom their filly for the Kentucky Derby.

It's raining heavily, but at first the young husband and wife are not concerned about it. But the husband gets soaked on the way home from work, and then finds that the butler has left all of his suits hanging outside in the rain. Next, when some friends come to visit, they find that their troubles with water are just beginning.

Nellie is a seemingly prim young woman who is conducting a clandestine affair with Jack, a super-suave, fast-talking lawyer. It doesn't matter that the pair seems mismatched because Jack doesn't really exist; he is a figment of Nellie’s imagination--someone she dreamed up out of bits and pieces of Leonard, a somewhat bland man with whom she had a blind date months earlier. Meanwhile, we meet Leonard, and learn that he too has an imaginary lover, whom he has fashioned after the attractive attributes of Nellie. When the two characters come together again, they are forced to compare and contrast their ideal—but, sadly, nonexistent--partners, with their flesh and blood counterparts. The question is, will Nellie choose the man on her mind over the man in her arms?