"Collected Films, Volume I" contains four stories by best-selling author Harrison Edward Livingstone. The first, "The Little Princess," is a ballet story for children and their families to enjoy, telling a tale of an abused runaway who attaches herself to a ballet company. "The Castle" is set in England during the time of Elizabeth I-but supposing that there was another monarch-and begins with the beautiful, rich widow of Henry VIII, a funny bawdy comedy that takes history on another path. "Hitler" brings us up close and personal with the greatest monster of our time. The film is constructed from a secret World War II study of his secret life, as told to investigators by those who knew him. It is also the fictional story of Anna, an educated, intelligent American girl, who represents love, tenderness, and decency in the face of horror. "Chaos" is a film about Jack, an artist, and a young girl-too young in society's view-who gives him all she has as he gives to her. Their deep love is smashed to pieces by the jealous, the indecent-those who live by double standards and the false morals of society, until all is lost in the shattering conclusion.