Emmy-nominated TV movies found on video

(CNN) -- If you didn't catch the Emmy-nominated programs and performances the first time around, some have already surfaced -- or are about to -- on video and DVD. Here's a sampling:

Arabian Nights

Based on the ancient stories know as A Thousand and One Nights, "Arabian Nights' is a mystical extravaganza. The four-hour movie (which originally aired this spring) delivers 6 tales of Scheherazade, a young bride spinning stories to save her life. The big-budget movie was filmed in Turkey and Morocco and stars Mili Avital as Scheherazade. Other notable performances include John Leguizamo as bottle-up genie found by Aladdan (Jason Scott Lee).

Annie

Unlike its poorly received 1982 predecessor, Disney's remake of "Annie" drew widespread acclaim during its 1999 airing on ABC. The pared-down adaptation of the hit Broadway musical tells the familiar tale of a precocious redhead who falls in with kindly billionaire Oliver Warbucks after fleeing an orphanage run by cruel Mrs. Hannigan. In the title role, Alicia Morton joins a star-studded cast that includes Kathy Bates, Alan Cumming, Audra McDonald and Victor Garber.

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RKO 281

The HBO film recounts Orson Welles' daunting effort to make "Citizen Kane," a thinly veiled story about media magnate William Randolph Hearst. Liev Schreiber ("Scream," "A Walk on the Moon") stars as the young director, pitted against a powerful publisher (James Cromwell) who tries to prevent the film -- now considered one of America's greatest -- from being released. "RKO" also features Melanie Griffith, Roy Scheider, John Malkovich and Brenda Blethyn.

If These Walls Could Talk 2

The original "If These Walls Could Talk" dealt with abortion, while HBO's follow-up trilogy explores the lives of lesbians over three generations. In the first, Vanessa Redgrave plays a woman coping both with the illness of her longtime partner and ostracism from the woman's blood relatives. In another segment featuring Chloe Sevigny and Michelle Williams, a group of lesbians is kicked out of a campus women's group. In the third, directed by Anne Heche, Sharon Stone and Ellen DeGeneres play a couple who decide to have a baby.

HBO tackles lesbian love in 'If These Walls Could Talk 2'

Jesus

Jeremy Sisto stars in the three-hour, CBS-produced miniseries that traces Jesus' adult life and death -- including the Sermon on the Mount, the Last Supper, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. The cast also includes Jacqueline Bisset as Mary, Gary Oldman as Pontius Pilate and Debra Messing as Mary Magdalene.

Introducing Dorothy Dandridge

Halle Berry stars as Dorothy Dandridge, the first black actress to receive a Best Actress Oscar nomination (for "Carmen Jones" in 1954). The HBO film examines her life as a singer on the club circuit, her film career, the challenges she faced as a black performer in a segregated society and her death from prescription drugs in 1965. Klaus Maria Brandauer plays director Otto Preminger, with whom Dandridge had an affair.