Four original stories inspired by classic cinema. If you liked the movie, you'll love its Cinspiration. SINDAY IN NEW YORK was inspired by the 1963 film "Sunday in New York" starring Jane Fonda and Rod Taylor. Jan makes a visit to The Big Apple with the hope of gaining acceptance to Professor Pierogi's self-improvement program, so she can choose the perfect career path. Unfortunately, after she literally runs into a young man at the train station and sprains her ankle, her plans for that evening to fulfill a program prerequisite are ruined. But all is not lost, because over the next day, she gets major lessons in life and love not found on any syllabus. Step back to 1963 with Jan and company, and discover the curse of secondhand shoes. SUSIE STRAYED was inspired by the 1961 film "Susan Slade" starring Connie Stevens and Troy Donahue. Unmarried teenager Susie and her mother Gisele return to the States from Europe with Baby Walter, Susie's newborn. The real name of the infant's father isn't discussed, and the motherhood story Gisele provides to others is convoluted and improbable-but she's wants to salvage her daughter's reputation. Tensions mount with a handsome local doctor and further escalate when Susie's father returns from a long job in South America and first learns of Baby Walter. Yet, the real trouble occurs when Susie's mother becomes gravely ill, and only one person can help. Return to 1961, back to the days when unwed motherhood brought an unrivaled shame to women. THE LONG, HOT SUMMER FETE was inspired by the 1958 film "The Long, Hot Summer" starring Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. When drifter Duke turns up in an oppressive Mississippi town and befriends the beautiful but handicapped Serena, the dreary routine of the long-suffering Beauchamps women takes a turn for the better. However, during the annual Summer Fete, passions flare and old wounds reopen, spilling tightly guarded family secrets. It's then Serena's true tragedy is made known. Take a ride on an emotional roller coaster in this unforgiving southern gothic set in 1960. THE CHAPMAN CENSUS was inspired by the 1962 film "The Chapman Report" starring Efrem Zimbalist Jr. and Shelley Winters. A new national Marriage Census has been implemented where only housewives are "invited" to be interviewed about their "intimate" lives. Newlywed housewife Malbro suffers with an intimacy problem and her mandatory invitation brings much anxiety. However, interviewer Rex offers a cure, one which, sadly, leads to new problems. Beaten but not down and determined to take charge of her life, Malbro joins some unlikely cohorts for much-needed relief. Tug off your white gloves and join this 1962 clash of the sexes.