BEFORE THERE WAS FACEBOOK
BEFORE THERE WAS SOCIAL NETWORKING
THERE WAS ARTHUR INMAN

Award-winning filmmaker Lorenzo DeStefano, in collaboration with Producer/Film Editor Lisa Palattella, turns his keen eye and investigatory skills towards unravelling the mysterious life and work of the infamous Boston eccentric, Arthur Crew Inman (1895-1963), author of the 17 million word/155 volume “INMAN DIARY”, published by Harvard University Press.

A man obsessed with connectivity decades before the word was invented, Inman's diary is an epic of collective memory charting his quest for literary immortality and his 40-year marriage to his long-suffering wife and collaborator Evelyn Yates Inman.

IN A MYTHICAL PLACE CALLED HOLLYWOOD,
WHERE DREAMS OF FAME AND FORTUNE COME AN GO,
THE ONLY REAL THING LEFT IS FRIENDSHIP

One hot, smoggy afternoon, Lavergne (SEAN YOUNG), an aging White actress on the verge of physical and mental collapse, attempts to climb an absurdly steep flight of stairs in the Hollywood Hills, goaded on by Tony (QUINTON AARON), a young Black man of blind ambition & ample proportions, who has vowed to save her life. The complex relationship between this oddest of odd couples is explored with a mixture of brutality and real tenderness. Revealing itself between the bottom of the stairs and the top, Lavergne & Tony's story is humorous, tragic, and deeply touching.

As she races to a career-defining audition, a French actress with Algerian roots is profiled as a threat and detained in a hostile U.S. airport interrogation.
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Born in France with Algerian heritage and now living in the U.S., I’ve spent my life crossing borders — geographic, cultural, emotional. In conversations and casting rooms, I’m always asked the same question: “Where are you really from?” It’s never neutral, carrying suspicion, projection, or denial.
U.F.H. [Unidentified Flying Human] is my answer: a short film rooted in lived experience, and now frighteningly current.
U.F.H. is also the prelude to My Ancestors’ Song, a feature in development from my award-winning screenplay.

Eden’s modeling dreams were crushed when she was exposed to heroin in high school. Now, deep in the midst of a tragic and abusive lifestyle, close to death, a new acquaintance helps Eden find her value and and redemption in a new faith relationship.

Eden is a young woman who became addicted to heroin after smoking a bowl of marijuana that was laced with heroin. Eden has given up all hope of anything positive, and almost desires an end to her life just to have some peace. A fateful night, one that is the result of the absence of the Truth, one that finds her close to death, opens the door for a life that she thought she would never know again.

THE SOLDIERS JOURNEY DOESN'T END WHEN THE UNIFORM IS PUT AWAY.

The heart of this film is focused on our Veterans and their successful transition into a life after military service. Our goal is to raise public awareness of the challenges and obstacles that military personnel face. Many of them do not possess the skills to enter a civilian work force. Believe it or not, that highly decorated soldier, after 10 years of service is not walking into a $100k, corporate position. We need to care for and honor our Veterans with the next phase of their lives.

An undercover cop falls in love with the woman he's supposed to take down. When their heist goes wrong and suspicion falls on him, he's got 30 minutes to prove someone else on the crew is the snitch, or she's going to kill him.

In a tale of love distorted by time and memory, "Olive" invites us into the world of Sam and his grandmother, who suffers from memory loss. Their reality begins to crumble when Sam discovers an ID stating he was born in 1932.

Two legendary San Franciscans battle over the future of the Castro Theatre pipe organ, and the controversial plan to replace the city’s last “Mighty Wurlitzer” with the largest digital organ in the world.

Olivia Robello is a young woman in 1930s Honolulu, engaged to be married, with everything to live for, until a man knocks on her door one day and changes her life forever.
A true story set in Honolulu between 1934 and 1937, "Shipment Day", based on Lorenzo DeStefano’s award-winning play, explores the events surrounding Olivia’s diagnosis of leprosy at 18. The film chronicles Olivia’s separation from her loving family, the fear and social stigma she suffers during her two-and-a-half year incarceration in a special quarantined hospital, to the day of her shipment to Kalaupapa, the remote Hansen's disease settlement on Molokai where she will spend the next seventy years of her life.

The film explores existential themes through the encounter between IVÁN (45) and an AI device that presents itself as the voice of Universal Consciousness. This interaction guides him on a deep journey of introspection, revealing what the next evolutionary stage of human consciousness will be.
This is more than just a movie. It’s a way of living, a new way of perceiving the world—a means of transmitting this vision through the powerful medium of film.
It’s time to challenge perspectives. The Earth is not only not flat—it might not even be round. It’s time to tell stories that reshape our understanding, spark meaningful conversations, and open minds.
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Uncovering the dark and heartbreaking reality of human trafficking of young males, #BoysToo is an eye-opening documentary that challenges the misconceptions about who can be a victim of this heinous crime. With a powerful and nuanced look at the struggles of young boys and men who have fallen prey to this injustice, the film highlights the shocking inadequacy of services currently available for these victims with a vital exploration into the all too often-overlooked aspect of human trafficking.

#FareLife gives us a peak inside the lives of Connecticut strangers from all walks of life as they ride from place to place with everyone’s favorite FareRide driver, affectionately called “buddy”. From drag queens to estranged parents to drunk strangers, follow “buddy’s” adventures as he navigates the streets and the pitfalls of living, in this zany, touching and often times irreverent ride of a lifetime.

A group of local Connecticut filmmakers and artists come together in a volunteer capacity to make episodes of #FareLife. If you’d like to help us and be a part of bringing future seasons to life consider leaving a donation below.

One child every “26 Seconds” is trafficked globally, the majority ending up in the sex trade. “26 Seconds” features the heartbreaking stories of children and women who have been trafficked worldwide.

Every 26 seconds, a child is trafficked globally. 26 Seconds-ISIS Sex Slaves is an unapologetic documentary that uncovers the horrors of sex trafficking worldwide. The documentary highlights the active efforts of NGOs and rescue teams to raise awareness to those in power to affect change, and ultimately put a stop to this horrific, worldwide industry. 26 Seconds is a three-stage film project. The first stage was the 26 Seconds documentary short on sex tourism in Thailand and Cambodia; the second stage is a feature documentary on ISIS sex slaves in Iraq, and the third stage will be a dramatic doc series from Asia to Africa and right here in our own backyards in the USA.

A Single Moment Can Last Forever.

42 Seconds takes the audience through a traumatic event -- a mass shooting -- and the personal struggles of three survivors in the aftermath. Through mutual support, the survivors learn to confront their fears and take a giant step toward healing.
​We're making 42 Seconds to give hope to the victims of trauma. With support, self-compassion, and firm, yet gentle, work, trauma can be healed.

A Single Moment Can Last Forever.

42 Seconds takes the audience through a traumatic event -- a mass shooting -- and the personal struggles of three survivors in the aftermath. Through mutual support, the survivors learn to confront their fears and take a giant step toward healing.
​We're making 42 Seconds to give hope to the victims of trauma. With support, self-compassion, and firm, yet gentle, work, trauma can be healed.

Lets Break The Mold!

The mission of 99 to 1 Media, a collaboration of filmmakers, is to produce content that positively impacts todays society and reaches those both near and far from a relationship with Jesus, to educate and encourage all people, and to use the teachings of Jesus Christ to reveal a Real God embracing Real Life.

Our films will remain true to the lives of the “lost.” That means there are going to be ugly, messy, uncomfortable scenarios. There will be coarse language. There may be depictions of violence, abuse, and other things that are uncomfortable. If we do not “honor” or acknowledge the experience of those we are seeking, we will lose the opportunity to connect with

A woman’s struggle with addiction is laid bare after she wakes up in a stranger’s home, leading to an intense confrontation that could change her life forever.

The film A Day Away we see the main character(s), both brothers, Michael fighting for survival and Dewayne fighting to save his brothers life from the outside after he was thrown into the Negro Boys Industrial School, which is actually a work farm for black teenagers.
The film is based on the true story of the Negro Boys Industrial School Fire in 1959, where 21 boys ages thirteen through seventeen were burned alive. The doors were locked from the outside. The film centers around Michael's survival and the emotion of both brothers as this tragedy unfolds.

Ellie is a bottom-feeder actress at the end of her rope in Hollywood, when a life-changing event happens with her gay, Latinx friend, Ben. A surreal twist unfolds with comedic results, blurring the lines of fantasy and reality on the way to her dream. Little does she know she’s the key to a revolutionary new take on Tinseltown. A deal is struck, who will win? Let the epic failures begin.

San Francisco. Mark is a trolley driver for the 'F' Line on Market Street. His wife, Laura, has unexpectedly died from a massive brain aneurysm. He must now face the stages of grief and loss alone. With the help and intervention of a Grief Therapist and concerned friends, he analyzes his own mortality and comes to a final conclusion that her love will always be in his heart, just as his love for her will never really die.

A Jewish Life (Formerly named To LIfe) is a new limited docuseries following the lives of three young progressive Jews fighting for equality. We follow one woman’s journey to become France’s first orthodox female rabbi, a genderqueer trans person’s identity affirming steps, while becoming an adult B-Mitzvah, a gender-neutral approach to the Jewish coming of age ritual, and the efforts of ‘Not Free to Desist’, an initiative by Jews of Color and allies and to combat racism within the Jewish world

Mountain lion P22 grabbed the limelight when his photo in front of the Hollywood sign appeared in Nat Geo, only to become sick from rat poison soon after. Following an uproar, Angelenos learned that 80% of wildlife was affected: Pumas P53, P30, P76 and countless animals worldwide died. They created a festival to celebrate their favorite cougar and a grassroots campaign to eradicate these chemicals.
While international scientists correlate our health with the health of wildlife, we travel to three continents for inspiring solutions to restore the food chain in wildlife, protect our crops and communities, and save lions, eagles, caracals, bobcats, pets and kids, starting in our own backyard

Two Native American sisters, one who has left the reservation and married an oil lobbyist, and the other who is a medicine woman on their reservation, debate whether the family is better off on the reservation after their mother’s death, or if they should relocate to Washington, DC.

World War Two finds a family’s bittersweet reuniting, when the prayers of a young girl for a baby sister are said to heal her parents troubled relationship, are answered in unexpected ways when an unexpected pregnancy occurs. Only it threatens the young mothers health and she begins to question her changing consciousness as role as mother, homemaker, and woman, when faith and choice stand on opposite sides.

The first feature documentary about Baby Food aiming to answer the question, “why is feeding our kids so hard?!”

In A VIGILANT PURPOSE, Paul develops a new system for pizza delivery changing the industry completely, which catapults him into millionaire abundance and dominion. An old friend wants him to teach the community how he obtained his success, Paul agrees to explain the glory of pursuing a relationship with God and excepting Jesus Christ as their personal savior, while also abiding by the Laws of The Kingdom of God, about being fruitful, multiplying, replenishing and subduing with the gift he gracefully bestowed upon each of us that makes room for us all. But when his company disagrees with talks of "Gods" in the public, he takes on the code name and appearance of "The Son Of Purpose".

Based on true events, this animated short film follows a whale in its natural ocean habitat as sonar from anti-submarine warfare drills invade.
This short makes seen the unseen to illustrate the dangerous impact us surface-dwellers can have in our own search for safety. We start in the dark of the ocean, a world that becomes illuminated to us through the clicks and song of our whale: a lush landscape of green plants in white sand and coral reefs filled with fish and other ocean-life. When the Homeland Security boats’ sonar goes off, it disorients the whale, literally. While we cannot see sonar, echolocating is exactly how the whales see, navigate, and hunt in their world.

Ra’Keese, a teen born and raised in the heart of D.C., withdraws from what he loves most when his father suddenly moves across the country. His grades and extracurricular activities suffer as he slips further into recurring nightmares where he is desperately searching for his father in the woods.. Through the guidance of a caring teacher, Mr. Setchi, the lessons bestowed from plays read in English class, and the grit of running track, Ra discovers his own manhood and makes peace with the distance between him and his father. Absent is a coming of age story about the importance of male figures in a boy’s life and how the choices our parents make springboard our own maturity.

At a drama academy in Seoul, students confront identity, anxiety, and vulnerability through immersive acting exercises—asking, “Why are we just Acting OK?” This bilingual mockumentary-style series blends raw confessionals and improvised scenes to explore emotional truth over performance. Created by Ryan Curran and Leah McBean-Willis, it’s inspired by real experiences in arts education and mental health. Acting OK reveals how presence—not perfection—can heal, offering a cross-cultural reflection on resilience and authenticity.

ADAPTED is a feature-length documentary that shows how the right combination of nature, community, and challenge can heal trauma. 

In 2011, Danielle Lancelot Watson survived an “unsurvivable fall” from a record 280 feet. In 2014, Josh Hancock nearly lost his life after an ice climbing fall in the remote backcountry. In 2018, Anna Soens became the first female paraplegic to summit Mount Hood and is continuing to pioneer para-mountaineering -- pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

Through the film we follow these characters on three life-changing adventures. From the first paraplegic ascent and sit ski descent of Mount Baker, to a 100-mile hand cycle ride around the White Rim Trail, to

Agua de tu Madre is a seaside slow burn that explores themes like unresolved generational trauma, motherhood, and racism in the Cuban diaspora. The film follows two AfroCuban mothers across different time periods: fifty years after Benita receives aid from the Santeria sea goddess Yemayá to help her son flee revolutionary Cuba, her pregnant granddaughter Zamira faces a similar hurdle that affects the future of her unborn child.

A psychological drama that revolves around a clinical psychologist who takes on a teenage client traumatized by episodes of sleep paralysis. As the therapist delves deeper into the teen's condition, she uncovers spiritual truths and embarks on a journey to rescue him from the mastermind invading his dreams.

Aint Sh*t Out There is a romantic comedy starring Reggie Hayes (Girlfriends) that sheds light and humor on the challenges of relationships and the never-ending struggles of new aged dating.

After years of bickering, a well-seasoned married couple decides to go on dates with other people to see if the grass is really greener on the other side.

ALEX BREAKS FREE is a 15-minute documentary short that tells the story of a 30-year-old up-and-coming fashion designer and mental health advocate, Alexandra Nyman, and how she broke free from her mental health issues by way of the runway.

It's not consent if it's a chess match:

Based on a true story. Taylor (19F) arrives at Alex's door (24M) asking him to hold her. Alex shoots his shot to finally escape the friend zone. This is the first survivor-fronted narrative film showcasing the wit, strength, and sacrifices women make when surviving sexual assault.

With survivors at the helm of the narrative, ALEX, STOP is the change we want to see in the world by requiring enthusiasm in our discussions around consent. This film shines a light on the staggering statistics around sexual assault that we face and must urgently address.

“All City: Murals of L.A. - Road to the Olympics" is a documentary that examines the impacts tagged murals have on our cultural inheritance as Angelenos and tourists. As we bridge the gap between the 1984 and 2028 Olympics we will discover the significance of murals in our society.

Arnie Stewart, overcame poverty and homelessness to become an inspiring voice in the adult literacy movement. His story motivated thousands of students and earned him the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal for sharing his story. Since Arnie's death in 2012, his teacher and best friend, Janet Lee continues his incredible legacy today.

During a midlife crisis, a half Japanese sad sap trains backflips on roller skates, hoping to resolve decades of ignored trauma, but is distracted by a young woman with very similar romantic baggage.

Always Crying Always in Love is a feature length romcom about roller skating and trauma. Those little traumas we ignore with shitty coping mechanisms until they don’t work anymore and we break.
It’s also about the “last ditch” effort of the everyday person to do something big. Even if it’s as stupid as landing a backflip on roller skates.

The coyote is the most hunted predator in the United States, and has been the target of a century-long eradication campaign. 500,000 of these animals are killed each year by individuals and government agencies, often via inhumane methods such as leg-hold traps, aerial shooting, hunting dogs, and poisoning. In spite of the attempt to eradicate this intelligent and adaptable creature, the coyote has not only survived, but has expanded its territory throughout the United States and now inhabits nearly all urban, rural, and suburban parts of the country. There are effective strategies for coexistence, but they require the human population to make adjustments to their own behavior.

LOGLINE
Following a daring prison escape, an unlikely trio – a schoolteacher, a covert operative, and a Federal Prison Guard – are on the run. Their clock is ticking to either expose the corruption or escape their hunters before their time runs out.

MASHUP
An Accidental Fire is a Sociopolitical Action Thriller grounded by a character-driven ensemble and propelled by a devastating but possible “what if” scenario.

DETAILS
- A diverse, bold, unafraid, empowering, and timely TV series.
- A fugitive/spy thriller explores personal growth and society's devolution on a character-focused micro level.
- Addresses multiple social issues with great care and subtlety and that never overwhelm the story.

Redemption of unsung hero José Manuel "Lico" Jiménez Berroa (1851-1917), an Afro Cuban classical composer and child piano prodigy. Born during a time when there were 800,000 enslaved African people in Cuba, Lico was discovered at age 12 playing piano at Palacio Cantero in Trinidad, Cuba but was Professor of Music Composition at the Hamburg Conservatory of Music when he died. His descendants share oral history about Lico's success despite fierce colonial prejudice. We film the recording of Lico's compositions performed by contemporary music greats. It is time to include Lico on the stage of classical music legends, a stage where Afro Cubans are too often erased.

The Angelical Christian Network, is a Roku Christian TV Network that features content from gospel singers and artists, church programs, ministries, tv shows, movies, etc. The network will
accept Christian and non Christian content (G or PG rated) from all platforms.

The Angelical Christian Network will sore the Word through music, tv shows, movies, and programs.

We are holding a giveaway in exchange for donations. The winner can bring 7 guests in a luxury trip. 8 days, 7 nights in a 4 bathrooms and 4 bathrooms in a guest house. The winner will be picked July 15, 2023. Go to
http://www.princeislandcruises.com for more details.

When Priya chooses to hang out with a new intern instead of attending a wedding with her boyfriend Ishaan, he spends the day reconnecting with a friend, while Priya revisits the places where their relationship began.

Ankaha is a Bollywood-infused romantic comedy about the relationship struggles of 2nd Gen Indians. It strives to subvert traditional tropes of Hindi movies and experiment stylistically while simultaneously retaining core elements of Bollywood filmmaking, such as song and dance numbers and vibrant colors.

After a painful breakup, lonely restaurant worker Henry becomes infatuated with his charismatic new coworker Army, only to discover she's gay and has a girlfriend. Despite agreeing to just be friends, Henry struggles with his growing romantic feelings as their close bond blurs the lines between friendship and something more.

A PLATONIC MEET-CUTE

People on the aromantic and asexual spectrums deserve a rom-com too!

While stranded in a small Icelandic town during a winter storm, a lone traveler is reconnected with their lost GoPro, thanks to a nosy woman who looked through the entire memory card. An already fortuitous encounter turns even more lucky when they discover they’re both on the asexual and aromantic spectrums.

Twenty years after being stolen, trafficked across the American West, and nearly killed, Arrow is finally saved by Gabriela McAlister, a healer determined to find out who he is and where he came from. When she learns he’s a rare Choctaw Mustang she knows she must reunite him with the man who raised him and who still safeguards this special breed. This is the story of their reunion.

Arthur Brown, the GOD OF HELL FIRE, rose to the top of the charts in 1968 with his hit single FIRE, inspiring and influencing many legendary artists including Alice Cooper, Kiss, and Peter Gabriel. At the peak of his stardom he walked away from it all for a spiritual journey to find himself, while others got rich off his art. This film is Arthur's story starting from his childhood in London surviving the WWII bombings then reaching epic hights of fame and existing among rock legends in England, to becoming a house painter in Austin, Texas - only to rise again touring the world at age 80.

After a heated art auction ends with a masterpiece destroyed, a retired INTERPOL director must return to unravel cryptic digital clues before other treasured works fall to an escalating threat.

The power of mindfulness through sitting.
World Traveler Robert Silk, seeks out nature at its most remote and isolated, and sits.
THE PROPOSAL
Support this documentary by funding our trip to Chile's Atacama Desert for the southern hemisphere's summer solstice in December.

THE PLAN
Sit in nature - the desert - from sunrise to sunset.

THE INTENTION
Connect with nature, with mindfulness. Slow down.

In Coldwick there is a Light of the North chosen every generation. Aurora is chosen to become the new light and has to learn how to use her powers in order to defend her home from the darkness.

When life began, the world and the people alike were bound by rock, wind, flame, and sea. Elemental power, granted only to those with the capacity to wield it, often created wonders—but it also destroyed. One wielder brought many people home with the gift of wind in their sails while another destroyed a village with the curse of vengeful tornadoes. Nature remained equally unbalanced. Fires kept some warm and burned others. People drank water for survival one day and drowned in it the next. To guide the land and the people of the earth in the right direction, a light shone down. The power of light chose a wielder, and a fifth element was born.

Awesome Gal, a Tennessee Walking horse trained by the cruel technique called "soring" , and Reggie, an abused teen from the coal mines of West Virginia, meet and heal their broken lives. This emotionally charged, heartwarming drama is based on a true story. Starting at two years old, Tennessee Walking horses' ankles are painted with chemicals that burn into the flesh to produce an artificial gait called the "Big Lick". Just by chance, Awesome Gal and Reggie happen to end up at the same farm. Both are able to bond and mend their lives.

Baiser Baiser is a short film by Denver-based Director Laura Lounge, shooting in April 2025, and inspired by an excerpt from the Grand Guignol (Parisian horror-theatre from the early 20th century).

In a world devastated by violence, Jeanette struggles to escape the confines of her reality. Both thrilling and psychedelic, the production will implement all practical effects and shoot on 16mm film. Baiser Baiser is a warning of a devolved society, where an incline in technology leads to a decline in humanism.

In 2012, Bardstown, KY was celebrated as "Most Beautiful Small Town in America," but this idyllic image was soon shattered by a series of chilling, unsolved crimes. This documentary from Bardstown native and filmmaker John C. Gritton, delves into the dark underbelly of a town reeling from tragedy.
This film is his personal journey back home to confront the past and uncover the truth. Using a blend of candid interviews, archival footage, and cinematic re-enactments, Gritton explores four unsolved murders that shook the town to its core. Bardstown: The Most Beautiful Tragedy goes beyond the headlines, revealing the hidden traumas beneath Bardstown's picturesque facade.

After speaking to a sentient surveillance device called the Apparatus, Tree Stick confesses that she feels her life has gone down the wrong path. But in an act of divine intervention, she's informed that her thoughts have been stolen. A nightmarish journey ensues in order to get them back.

Amidst a deeply divisive political cable news atmosphere, a glamorous yet dubious lawyer rose to fame when he teamed up with porn actress Stormy Daniels, attempting to take down one of the most unpopular and yet revered presidents in U.S. history.

Hailed as “the Savior of the Republic,” Michael Avenatti was hoisted into the spotlight by the national news networks as a hero to the left, and a villain to the right, with no one caring enough to ask where he came from or whose interests he actually represented.

Just when his 3D chess game seemed poised to topple the Trump presidency, and perhaps even secure a presidential bid for himself, cracks emerged in his “fighter for good” persona exposi

Three Boston public school students, ranking far below their suburban peers, make a leap across the education gap. As they gain further access into elite spaces, how much of themselves will they be asked to shed? Meleah, Makai and Exavion take a chance entering Beacon Academy, a 14-month program between middle and high school designed to assist public school students in applying to elite boarding high schools throughout New England.

Grammy winners, ghost producers, and underground talent — some celebrated, others overlooked — all shape the sound of a generation. And as traditional spaces for connection fade, their art of music is one of the last forces uniting people — changing lives, one beat at a time. With that power comes resilience, responsibility, and the will to keep the music alive. BEAT CHASERS focuses on what happens in between—revealing the person behind the decks. It’s an honest look at identity, ambition, and the cost of chasing the sound of today as they unite the world of tomorrow.

Systematic racism, civil and constitutional rights, marketing crime for game influences of social mediaSuper21 Takes the Audience on a Journey Through the eyes of the Women and Children Whom Suffer from the Lifelong Effects of Being Born in to the “Lifestyle” 1983-2021 War on drugs era sent a Ripple Effect that Has Broken Up Families Leaving Grandparents and Siblings Overwhelmed with Responsibility for The 45 million Families Destroyed All in The Sake Of Justice?
Poverty Stricken Communities Damaged Children and Mentally, Emotionally Exhausted Women, 3 generations that became Experiments Created to View and Studied the Behaviors Being unnoticeable.

"Being Loved" (Working Title) is a dramedy that centers around a relationship between an exotic dancer, Alexandra, and her client, Darius, who have unique, philosophical conversations during their private dances. In their personal lives, Alexandra and Darius are working through relationship expectations that have been imposed upon them by their parents. The two take an unplanned trip to Houston, Texas and discover more of each other's value. However, their potential of being together gets challenged when Alexandra learns that Darius is married. Darius must choose between the responsibility of a marriage that fell apart and his new authentic love for Alexandra.

An 80-year-old, midwestern woman spends every day caring for her dying husband until one day the discovery of some mysterious berries along with a visit from an old friend cause her to question who she has really been living life for.

When an argument with her wife lands Dani at an emotional crossroads, she reflects on her memories of one transformational summer and how the patterns of the past echo into the present.

“Beyond 13 Driver’s Licenses” or “Facing History” delves into Jewish life in a small German town, tracing its evolution from the Middle Ages to the Nazi era. The film examines the rise of fascism, the fate of Jewish residents who faced persecution or fled abroad, and the aftermath for Nazi perpetrators. It connects past events with their lasting relevance today, highlighting efforts toward reconciliation between descendants of Jewish residents and the town's current non-Jewish community. Through a local lens, the documentary sheds light on broader themes of memory, justice, and healing.

Beyond the Salish Sea: Crude Truth is a cinematic, character-driven documentary about a quiet but serious risk unfolding in one of North America’s most treasured marine ecosystems. On the border between WA state and BC, Canada
For decades, the Salish Sea has been treated as a sanctuary—home to orcas, salmon, Indigenous communities, and coastal towns. But with the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, tanker traffic through these narrow, complex waterways has increased dramatically. Some of this cargo is heavy crude (including diluted bitumen) that behaves very differently from conventional oil in water. Once spilled, it can sink. We do not have a proven way to clean it up.

When two young siblings are told to wait a couple of hours for dinner by their parents, the older child and his desperately hungry little sister embark on a daring, cross-town mission to satisfy their cravings. Inspired by his favorite webtoon, the older child initiates a hilariously audacious plan to commandeer the family car for a road trip to a fast-food restaurant.

Bike Helmet Harry is a comedy about a quirky bike courier (who never removes his helmet). He teams up with a charismatic con man to win a disco dance contest and win the heart of a dance teacher. The film is an entertaining ride through the underground disco dance scene (like "Saturday Night Fever" meets "There’s Something About Mary").
In addition to entertaining audiences the film will raise awareness about bike helmet safety.
1. Cycling is the #1 cause of severe head injuries of all recreational sports.
2. Studies show wearing a helmet can reduce severe head injuries by 60%.
This film will raise awareness about bike helmet safety while also expressing the joy and passion for dance.

A desperate married couple and an internet anarchist kidnap a billionaire with plans to livestream his execution; meanwhile, a ruthless insurance investigator has 12 hours to hunt them down and save the company's bottom line.

A true story of an young woman finally escaping her severely dysfunctional family, this abuse survivor finds God and begins to heal from a lifetime of horrors, including years of drug addiction, prostitution, and suicide attempts, by channeling her emotions and new found hope through increasingly creative outlets.

Road trip into Montana where the two heroines are on the run to escape a mobster and an obsessed detective. The girls are left in the wilderness where they must ditch wealth, pretense, and luscious platinum hairdos to stay out of the cross hairs. Evocative of any faith journey, the girls must purge their former lives. This remote environment metaphorically supplies all their needs. Naturally, effervescent springs, caves with obscured treasures, waterfalls with rugged, rocky, overhangs, and gardens of the gods offer unmistakable mysticism. The story line will be shot all over the state of Montana offering not just a glimpse into our majesty but involving local communities and their artists.

Through one summer, this feature-length documentary takes us behind the scenes of Wisconsin’s longest running water ski team and the construction of an Anishinaabe wigwam. With kids at its center, the film observes how tradition, lineage, and relationship to land manifest in two distinct communities under the same blue skies of Wisconsin’s Northwoods.

In pursuit of their musical dreams, a struggling singer and an anxious producer must overcome personal barriers and trust each other to create a transformative song.

Embark on a heartfelt journey with Marta and Fidel, two latino musicians navigating personal and cultural challenges.

Set against the backdrop of Atlanta, our film delves into the transformative power of music, exploring themes of identity, resilience and connection.

A story of arctic survival, the whale, and a sacred hunt.

A story of arctic survival, the whale, and a sacred hunt.

BORN TO SAVE is a film about a young black youth, whose dream is to be a great goalkeeper. It’s a tale of growing up, coming into your destiny, mirrored in the young life of Christ, who Billy believes in, filled with danger and discouragement, but Billy pushes on and gets a trial with a football club, before being gunned down, leaving his family distraught; his young killer is unable to come forward for fear of being killed. Yet there is hope: the child Jesus is also born to save.

BOUTIQUE chronicles the recent burgeoning Blu-ray collectible renaissance and the rising number of specialty distribution labels worldwide, creating an increased demand for long-lost cinema obscurities to classic cinematic landmarks. In addition, these companies endeavor to rescue and restore films, bringing back to the forefront underappreciated artists and overlooked and forgotten works to the masses.

Featuring interviews with filmmakers and the stars of the films, alongside the company representatives lovingly rescuing, restoring, and releasing the work, and historians who gloriously provide commentary tracks and extras packaged with the releases, as well as fans, collectors, and more.

The journey of a variety of artists lives intersect as they search for harmony against all odds. Set in St. Louis and New York, family, culture, activism and war cycle through this gritty, yet poignant mosaic of underrepresented artists.

The journey of a variety of artists lives intersect as they search for harmony against all odds. Set in St. Louis and New York, family, culture, activism and war cycle through this gritty, yet poignant mosaic of underrepresented artists.

A silent, grief-stricken jazz musician living on the streets of Los Angeles finds unexpected healing when a young girl’s kindness begins to crack open his guarded world.
Brother Hold Your Light is a lyrical short film about grief, isolation, and the quiet power of human connection. Told in a poetic, A24-style tone — moody, cinematic, and emotionally grounded — the story blends street-level realism with visual poetry.
The script was recognized as a Finalist at the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards.

Rahi Khalili, Ray, unemployed actor and comedian, is recovering from betrayal by his best friend Dan, also an actor, who sold the series they developed together without him.
Ray's only support is his grandmother in Iran, Maman Monir.
Ray’s depression is interrupted by Jay, a homeless man who moves into Ray’s backyard shed.
Jay has a job and keeps his appearance sharp with membership in a fitness club.
After several attempts to get rid of Jay, which is not an uneasy task in state of New Jersey, Ray and Jay form an unlikely friendship and go on an adventure aka “Harold and Kumar go to White Castle”.

During the summer of '66, a former rodeo champion and cattle auctioneer from Oklahoma bonds tightly with his young grandson from suburban Pennsylvania while teaching him a few tricks from his previous trades. Shot entirely in rural Pennsylvania, Calf Rope captures the intense love that grandparents often share with their grandchildren and the legacy that lives on long after they have gone.

Queer twins of a deceased political figure become the unwanted face/scapegoat for a rebellion against a government that threatens to take their basic human rights to build their false utopia.

A group of friends gather for a weekend chalet getaway to celebrate one of their own birthday, only to be forced into isolation when a nationwide lockdown goes into effect.

CHALICE is a narrative film about grieving those we have loved and lost. We follow Charles and Alice throughout the tumultuous 1970s as they meet, fall in love, and make a life together. But they soon face a terrifying realization — one of them doesn’t have much longer to live.

When a quiet Bronx teen’s bike is stolen by a school bully, he finds the courage to rise above humiliation—sparking a movement of empathy, resilience, and kindness that transforms his entire school.
Chandler the Handler…You Can’t Bully Me! is an uplifting narrative short film set in Bronx County, New York, following the journey of Chandler Lewis—a thoughtful and underestimated teen whose bike is stolen by a bully named Larry. What begins as a painful moment of humiliation becomes the catalyst for personal growth, emotional courage, and a school-wide anti-bullying movement.

Through Chandler’s leadership, students begin to speak up, support one another, and break the silence.

When a quiet Bronx teen’s bike is stolen by a school bully, he finds the courage to rise above humiliation—sparking a movement of empathy, resilience, and kindness that transforms his entire school.
Chandler the Handler…You Can’t Bully Me! is an uplifting narrative short film set in Bronx County, New York, following the journey of Chandler Lewis—a thoughtful and underestimated teen whose bike is stolen by a bully named Larry. What begins as a painful moment of humiliation becomes the catalyst for personal growth, emotional courage, and a school-wide anti-bullying movement.

Through Chandler’s leadership, students begin to speak up, support one another, and break the silence.

This insightful documentary seeks to uncover the truth behind autism misinformation by showing the life of autistic adults. It will be told from the perspective of an autistic adult and not an outsider. The film will explore the origin of the vaccine autism myth spread by Andrew Wakefield and RFK Jr..

Professional Chef Lee Wright became a chef at 16. He competed on MasterChef: The Professionals at the age of 20 and became a Head Chef at a major hotel by the time he was 22. By the age of 33, he had suffered four mental breakdowns. We are now developing a documentary called Chasing Perfection: One Chef's Journey To Find Mental Wellness.  His last breakdown was in 2024, and Lee ended up spending 7.5 weeks hospitalized. In this documentary, Lee bravely shares his story to aid his own recovery, help other chefs, and ensure those in the hospitality industry understand they are not alone. We hope to end the stigma surrounding talking about and seeking help for mental health issues.

In the Ultimate underdog story, Chasing Plastic: Team Korea Great Grand Masters, chronicles the journey of the Korean Ultimate Frisbee GGM team (ages 48+). Korean national teams were a combined 0-24 in international competition in the current decade. At the last World Masters Championships in 2018, the Korean Grand Masters team (ages 40+) finished a disheartening 0-9. As they prepare for the 2024 World Masters Ultimate Championships, this film dives deep into their struggles, triumphs, and the unbreakable spirit of a team determined to change history.

CHILDREN OF CHAMPIONS, an empowering feature-length documentary, that examines the relationship between elite athletic performance and parenting success. The cinematic, deeply personal, and previously untold story is told by a diverse group of Olympians, their children, and an Oscar contender and multi-award-winning filmmaker, Klaudia Kovács, who herself was parented by an Olympian mother and lives in the city of the upcoming 2028 Olympic Games: Los Angeles, CA.

After killing Sheriff Felix Danberry for orphaning him, William McCarthy learns his parents were sold out by their own gang to obtain amnesty from the law. Unbeknownst to William, a man dressed in black mercilessly hunts him during his search for the dastardly gang that took what’s dearest to him.

A disabled Hispanic teen's fragile constitution splinters and breaks in the aftermath of his abusive father's death.

Quantum Intentional Meditation Series including Coolest Meditation Ever Polar and Political Cool Down projects.
How does the universe communicate...From subatomic particles, wavelengths, superstrings, to stars and galaxies and every being?
And how do individuals communicate back to see their dreams manifest before them?
The heartening assumption of The Coolest Meditation Ever is every one of us makes waves in the field of consciousness that are felt for eternity and experienced in our lifetimes. The eternal now perspective. That framework of quantum connection empowers meditations to plant that quantum nature into our now through film and media viewers’ minds.

Animated Music Video Series featuring Florentina's MyKids Unite Friends Characters.

Rena is a 9th Dimension Revolutionary from Planet Maia within the Pleiades Star Cluster.

Along with Taye her Winged-Protector and band "The Galactic Four", their musically charged missions ignite universal awareness to awaken humanity from under the spell of chaos to transition into a uniting era of Peace & Love on Planet Earth.

A struggling single mother resorts to selling counterfeit purses to make ends meet, but when she brings her daughter to the beach, she comes to realize that she only wanted to spend a carefree day in the sun with her mom.

Using interviews with historians, collectors, academics, fans, and the authors who wrote them, COVERED UP is a feature documentary on the history of LGBTQIA+ "pulp novels." Covering gay, lesbian, and transgender stories told within them, the glorious cover art and the importance of the books in terms of queer history, the gay liberation movement, the legacy left by those writers today, and the significance of those stories on today's LGBTQIA+ community.

A competitive ultra runner, 32 year old Laura Bepko, runs her backyard to prepare for the local storied event, the 100-mile Coyote 2 Moon. With 26,000 feet of elevation gain and descent, through the chapparal of the Coast Range that invites both extreme heat during the day and frigid temps at night, this will be her hardest run to date. Laura’s world is brought into focus and allows us a glimpse into what’s needed to survive in this demanding reality of extreme running events.

An aspiring comedian is forced to reckon with Crohn’s disease and his parents’ divorce before an opportunity of a lifetime is sabotaged.

It's a heartfelt comedy about identity, family, and the daily struggles of an embarrassing illness.

A Bollywood Seniors Dance Class, a Cabaret Performer in her 60’s, an Amateur Dance Student in her 70’s, and a film-maker in her late 40’s, pursue fulfillment, inspiring change in our limiting perceptions of older women. As one woman boldly pursues her dream, it has a ripple effect on another.

Hustle culture is a term that New Yorkers live and breathe. "Day job" is a term that artists tend to dread. When Keith, a Black photographer, and sommelier, submits to the whole day job thing, we wonder, can Keith’s personal expression be accepted and celebrated in the same spaces and in the same way his bold photographs suddenly are?
In CROWN, we experience the protagonist as the outsider in spaces that should invite him with open arms. When he tries to fit in professionally, he’s left with the trauma of sacrificing part of his identity.
In support of the C.R.O.W.N Act, the film CROWN is a call to action for audiences who do not understand the impact of hair-base discrimination.