Food People is an all-ages animated sitcom cooking show that tells the story of what our foods are, where they come from, and how they can all work together to become part of a bigger recipe. As each episode progresses, viewers discover the ingredients needed to make a particular food based on which characters are featured in the story. At the end of those stories is a video montage of people around the world cooking these foods at home.

Juicebox helps lead the way as our characters investigate ingredients, learn lessons about equity and inclusion, build stronger friendships, and navigate the confusion of living all together in the fridge.

This faith-based documentary examines the extraordinary ways that people who have endured incredible hurt, pain, or suffering have found a hope that is greater than their pain. The film looks closely at how a trust in God produced uncommon strength and courageous attitudes that challenge our understanding and responses to pain and suffering. Responses that, apart from the power of God, are difficult to comprehend.

The film uncovers miracles of the heart while addressing—not ignoring—understandable questions of doubt and disbelief. It breaks through personal and social barriers that too often keep us from sharing or talking about our hurts and prevent us from reaching out for help.

After a devastating miscarriage, two platonic best friends in the Ozarks find their grief tested, and ultimately transformed, by a parrot cookie jar that keeps reappearing no matter how often they destroy it.

A father, full of youthful playfulness, wrestles with the debilitating disease of Alzheimer’s and slowly loses his memory. He has chosen a different way out, but will he remember in time? | Alzheimer's has affected millions, including 5 generations of Luke's family. It's a disease that takes everything, but Luke is refusing to allow Alzheimer's to take his joy. He will live the rest of his days as the best of his days, giving ALZ the middle finger with his chosen path in his diagnosis. Through the lens of Luke's zany humor we will show how the memories we hold dear slip through the fingers of beloved family and friends who are afflicted by this disease. His story says - you are not alone!

What if you lost all your memories? How would you handle your life when your own brain seems to betray you with the reality in front of you? Luke McLaughlin is 50yrs old living out his answers to these questions as the 5th generation family member diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer's. He fulfills many role as dad to two young girls, brother, son, veteran, and friend to all he meets. Silly. Playful. Fun. And slowly losing his life to this disease. He desires to choose a different path out of this than his mother and older sister by taking his own life. How will he know when it is time? But more importantly, what if he forgets to remember? One man's journey through the struggle of millions.

How can a sport that gave you everything also give you a death sentence? "Forgotten" is an intimate portrait of English football legend Dave Watson and his battle with a neurodegenerative disease, and offers a unique perspective on football’s dementia crisis.

Eric, an 11-year old boy who recently lost his father,
confronts a homeless veteran named Max in a
park. Despite his formidable appearance, Max is
quite friendly and they quickly form a unique bond.
Max, a former college instructor, teaches Eric
valuable life lessons through ancient Greek
philosophy. But Max’s mental health issues soon
put their friendship in jeopardy.

After the death of their abusive father, an estranged man arrives at his brother's remote cabin to confess he caused it, only
to discover that their irreconcilable memories of childhood threaten the credibility of the confession itself.

Malcolm Jamal Turner, a struggling writer living in Harlem fed up with the neighborhood's changing demographics, concocts a ludicrous scheme to "de-gentrify" it.

BRETT IS NOT GAY. Or, well, if he is, Jesus will make it okay once he marries his girlfriend. But what happens when Brett learns about queer Christians living happily around the corner in NYC? It’s queer, spiritual and raunchy as Hell – just like the Bible!

Free Brettney is a 10-episode web series designed for YouTube. The script has advanced in both the Austin Film Festival and Outstanding Screenplays competitions. We are actively developing the script now and gathering a team of inspiring professionals. We will film in New York City in the spring of 2027. Thank you for your support!

Freedom, WI is a dark comedy that follows Penny, a young woman obsessed with the dead and repulsed by the living. Her small-town life routine is disrupted when Ephram, a struggling writer from Chicago, gets a flat tire in front of her house during a cross-country bike journey.
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With a book pitch due and a lack of inspiration, Ephram is on a mission to steal people’s stories and sell them as his own. Intrigued by Ephram, Penny allows him to camp outside of her house in exchange for fixing up her yard.
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Has Ephram found a muse? Has Penny found a living friend?

Tagline: Sometimes the hardest thing to do is stand up for what you believe is right.

From Selma to New York is an animated short documentary about Dabney Montgomery's journey to obey his conscience. Born in Selma, AL during Jim Crow he witnesses the signs of segregation everywhere in downtown Selma. On one fateful day he hears the Voice of God call him to break the segregated law. This is the story of what happens. A historic tale for modern times.

Born in Korea without legs, a Korean-American artist and athlete
finds the courage to search for the truth surrounding his birth and
abandonment at 2 weeks old.

"A coming of age love and basketball story with a Shakespearean twist".

While striving for state championships and basketball superiority, two young athletes from two totally divergent worlds meet and Cupid handles the rest. Despite raging hormones and the socioeconomic forces surrounding them, our two protagonists strive headlong toward their hoop dreams. Amid the physical impediments and competitive conflicts that naturally follow, they fall in love.

A woman begins to fall for her building's maintenance worker, but finds herself still entrapped by the memory of her abusive ex-lover.
Ultimately what I hope to explore with the film is the stickiness of trauma and grief - oftentimes, you aren't simply mourning a person, but what could have been, and the death of an old self that was in a way taken from you.

Gerald’s Hands is a compelling inspirational drama about a kind-loving man on the spectrum who tries to survive a tragic loss, keep his home, and win the love of his life. turn for the worse when he's at risk of losing his norms and takes matters into his own hands.

Ghost money is a feature-length narrative documentary about the filmmaker's return to Vietnam after forty years to search for his wartime lover, only to find that he might have fathered her child. After a year without results, he falls in love again, this time with a Vietnamese mother of two. Through a rich fusion of live-action footage, hand-drawn animation and rare archival film spanning five decades, Ghost Money is a moving commentary on the legacy of the Vietnam War -- broken families, unfinished lives and left-over children.

A thirteen-year-old’s world turns upside down when she falls hopelessly in love with a woman twice her age.

The night after the SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is leaked,
a group of New York City mothers spend their monthly “wine-and-whine” night discussing the fate of their children: all soon-to-be 18-year-old sons.
When one woman jokes about chemically castrating her son in order to spark a legal battle, the mothers find themselves entertaining a ghoulish plan…

Going Fine Since 1889: The Magical Armstrongs is a feature length documentary about a family of African American magicians traveling throughout the South in the early 1900’s within the confines of the Jim Crow era. The film explores the life and times of illusionist John Hartford Armstrong, his wife Lillie Belle and daughter Ellen E. Armstrong, who continued the family legacy with a solo magic act. As America came into a modern century, where society and entertainment were changing rapidly, the Armstrong’s brought a sophisticated grandeur to the world of magic but are virtually forgotten today.

After the sudden passing of Bully, the family dog, a young son encounters a demonic dog coroner named Cosmo. Together, they embark on a journey to a secluded compound where Cosmo reveals his unconventional method of bringing deceased dogs back to life through a unique culinary ritual.

The inspiring true story of a twelve year old girl whose bake sale built a school in Haiti.

Green Frog Cafe is a short film about family and what happens when you realize you are about to lose someone special. Ever since he was a young boy, Steven had Jack as his mentor, to teach him how to whittle, how to spit, and how to sit up straight. Jack helped Steven buy his first guitar and took him along to the Green Frog Cafe where he and the other old-timers told tall tales.
Now Jack is ill and near the end of his life. Steven is afraid to lose his old friend and does his best to push everyone away and drink away his fears, not wanting to accept the inevitable. He makes a final trip home to say his goodbyes and help ease Jack’s final days.

"From the people, for the people"
For nearly a century, the aftermath of the tragic historical period of archived and hidden American Black history of a prosperous self-sufficient black owned business district in Tulsa Oklahoma, now serves to be powerless against the effects of de-segregation, and the modernized economic advancement leaving the Greenwood district formerly known as “Black Wall Street in a state of financial economic despair. This true story of “Black Wall Street” will be told from the perspectives of Greenwood community residents, descendants of the deceased wealthy minority business owners directly affected by the race riot, while exploring the perceived economic position

When lifelong besties are selected for a popular 1980s game show, a petty misunderstanding leads to a meltdown in front of a live studio audience, threatening their special bond.

As their 10-year high school reunion approaches, Dale and Trina, best friends with unfulfilled dreams, get a shot at success on "Grocery Grab," a live game show. However, their conflicting goals and poor communication create chaos, intensified by competing against high school nemeses. Amid pressure, a heartfelt confrontation occurs, leading to a profound realization. Winning isn't their priority; repairing their friendship is. Through tears and laughter, Dale and Trina reconnect, proving that there's no rock bottom when you're with true friends.

When three NYC teens embark on their first “real” night out with fake IDs, the true nature of their lifelong relationships are revealed, and ultimately, forever changed.

Happiest Days of Our Lives is a peek into the human psyche in a moment of great tragedy. It explores the fragility of human life and how trauma left unaddressed can bring us and those around us down. It follows Cameron, an 18-year-old boy who is left numb after losing his mother to mental illness and ultimately suicide. He is plagued by guilt and confusion but is resistant to facing his pain head-on, resulting in further tragedy. The story questions the responsibility of friends and family in times of turmoil and the power of unconditional love.

After a mass shooting turns America’s schools into near prisons, a group of disaffected high school students battle to destroy the system that subjugates them. Little do they know, a sociopath bent on teaching them tortuous lessons turns each student’s archetype against them one by one.

When the comments on a reluctant influencer’s first viral dance video overflow with people claiming to lose their bodies after watching it, she and her roommates must fight a mysterious stranger whose presence sparked the collective spell.

It’s Christmastime and Jessi is all but excited. She finds herself with comparisonitis in the world of social media. Other women her age just seem to “have it all”, including that engagement ring. Jessi finds herself frustrated over her job at the local big box store, still struggling with the loss of her parents, and drowning in student loan debt. Her Grandma and friends seem to be concerned for her health and well being, and only want Jessi to be happy.

Will Jessi ever see the love that is right in front of her? Will she continue down her dark path of negativity and struggle, or will the magic of Christmas shine light on her future?

"Ghostbusters" meets "Pretty Woman" in this outrageous horror comedy starring Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp, Scream Test) and Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie). Looking for a new start after being hounded by NYC police, Erica and her girls get more than they bargained for when they move into an abandoned Nevada brothel, and the vengeful ghosts of past courtesans show up to get even with the men who wronged them.

An amateur documentarian with delusions of grandeur pursues a rat-themed vigilante for the interview of a lifetime.

Plagued by an unshakable despair, a man known only as He abandons his family and sets out on a journey back to his hometown in search of answers, only to be drawn into a haunting confrontation with his past, a mysterious drifter, and the cyclical nature of fate.

My project is a horror/thriller movie called He Who Follows. The film is about Six young women, including the anxious and people-pleasing Bella Blackwood, all of whom embark on a weekend getaway to a remote cabin by the lake. Seeking respite from the pressures of life, they aim to bond and relax. However, their idyllic retreat quickly turns into a nightmare when a deranged killer, fueled by a thirst for vengeance, targets them. Trapped in the isolated cabin, the friends must fight for their survival against the relentless pursuit of their unseen tormentor. As the body count rises and paranoia sets in, they realize the true horror of their situation.

Streets raised us. Horses saved us.

Amid concrete and the chaos of inner-city life, a young show jumper leads a new generation of Black riders reclaiming space, identity, and community through horses. From the streets of Compton to showjumping at Santa Anita Park, Heart of Compton captures how the Compton Cowboys and the Compton Jr. Equestrian community continues to keep youth "off the streets and on horses".

Inside a surreal diner where time bends and emotions take physical form, a group of strangers reveal their hidden struggles—exposing the fragile, messy, and essential nature of human connection.

After a young Black mother dies of cervical cancer in 1951, her family discovers decades later that cells taken from her without her knowledge became the immortal HeLa cells, fueling groundbreaking medical discoveries around the world and launching a generations-long fight to reclaim Henrietta Lacks’ name, humanity and legacy.
HeLa, The Untold Story of Henrietta Lacks is a powerful historical drama about the woman behind one of the most important medical breakthroughs in modern history and the family that fought to make sure the world knew her name.

HELLO ATLANTA is a five-minute hand-drawn animated short film created as a love letter and thank-you to the city of Atlanta. Through original narration, music, sound design, and brief historical moments, the film explores memory, change, community, and the places that shape us. It celebrates Atlanta’s neighborhoods, history, education, culture, civic milestones, and the generations of people who helped make the city what it is today.

In the hilarious, high-concept RomCom Hero Parties, charismatic aspiring actor Jake Harlan pays the bills by suiting up as Captain America (and other heroes) for kids’ birthday parties—until a chance bar-meet with princess entertainer Mia from the rival Princess Parties company sparks instant chemistry, secret dates, and a hidden romance that their feuding bosses strictly forbid…

With razor-sharp banter, physical comedy gold, dual romantic arcs, and a triumphant ending, this crowd-pleasing gem delivers feel-good laughs, heartfelt emotion, and massive commercial appeal for audiences craving a fresh twist on classic workplace rivalry romance.

The first-ever feature biopic of Donald Goines — from Detroit streets to literary legend. Set in Detroit in the 1950s through the 1970s, HIS-STORY follows the author of 16 novels who became the godfather of street literature — tracing his upbringing, military service, addiction, incarceration, and his evolution into a writer whose books made the street speak from the page. It reveals the man who turned pain into lasting literature. Produced in Detroit by Urban Oracle Studios LLC, with Robert "7" Shannon producing and portraying Goines. Now raising Phase One on Indiegogo, live through December 15, 2026 — Goines's 90th birthday. His Story. Your Shot.

Inspiring Beauty from Darkness, the Hold On Campaign for Suicide Prevention uses the power of art to educate, connect, express, and heal. Our services include advocacy, community outreach, presentations on expressive arts and suicide prevention, arts & healing workshops, internationally award-winning visual art, song, and film creations, the Talking Back 2 Suicide podcast, “Gifts of Hope” creative offerings, and the “Create Resilience Youth Art Contest” for Oregon youth ages 13 - 21 yo.

With a rare chance to get into a world-class writing conservatory, a grief-suppressed teen struggles to write a soul-searching poem as his house is overrun by partygoers.
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Holding Court is a grounded drama set over the course of a single evening inside one house, where what appears to be an unruly, inconvenient party slowly reveals itself to be something far more intimate and painful.
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The film's central dramatic argument: We don’t actually know what another person is carrying, but contemporary life trains us to believe that we do—without asking or listening.

Hollywood Horseman is a behind-the-scenes look at the Horses you love in Hollywood films and television and the legendary horse whisperer, Rex Peterson. Rex, accompanied by an acclaimed group of Hollywood icons and professionals, takes you on a journey spanning decades of famous horse films. Hear it straight from the horses’ mouths - the challenges, dangers and extraordinary contributions of these gentle giants to movie magic. Rex, a rugged cowboy, shares his personal talents and secrets of his horse training craft and his deep connections with horses which set an example for the film industry and showcase the amazing bond between humans and animals.

When his estranged father dies, a driven Atlanta executive returns to his small hometown, where the church family, and the community center his father left behind force him to finally learn what home really means. David Carter has built the life he always wanted in Atlanta. He has just closed a $14.2 million acquisition, his office is lined with awards, and his calendar has no room for family he left behind in Maple Grove. His sister Angela calls with the news. David steps into everything he walked away from: his brother Marcus, who has not forgotten; a church family that still claims him; A community that has never forgot. David has to decide what really matters, and where home truly is.

Our docudrama film will explore the dynamics of sexual exploitation as related to the home life backgrounds of sex-trafficked victims, and explore the work of Wellspring Living, a nonprofit based in Atlanta, GA — providing survivors with specialized recovery services through residential, counseling, spiritual, education and community-based programs. Featuring stories of children and adults who have transitioned to discovering their place in the world, what makes this project unique is that it will focus on the survivor’s process of healing, restoration and wholeness, and will employ a combination of interviews with narrative cinematic storytelling style threaded throughout.

A 16mm film observing the impact of homelessness, police brutality and stage fright on a resilient single father and young son.

O'ahu's west side, local revolutionary, has earned passage to follow his dream, but has to save his young rapping brother from his drug addiction, before he leaves.

Hometown Hustle is about how small businesses in small towns make a BIG impact. This series, hosted by show creator and producer Natalie K. Hodge, showcases the innovation, resilience and positive energy of entrepreneurs from little known places. The feel-good reality series is filled with heartwarming moments and humor.

HOPE FROM THE HIMALAYAS follows humanitarian leader Santosh Shah into rural Nepal, where women are creating pathways out of poverty and vulnerability to human trafficking through economic opportunity and empowerment. Now, in communities impacted by devastating floods, their stories of courage and resilience carry even greater urgency. Woven through their journeys is the ancient art of Himalayan herbalism—a living tradition creating opportunity, preserving ancestral wisdom, and proving that even after tragedy, hope can take root.

The Game Changed. They Changed the Rules.

Based on an inspiring true story. Valerie Gibson was a top-tier legal shark told to wait her turn. Jimmy Gray was a pro pitcher told his stats were dead. When the system shut them out, they didn't just walk away—they started an insurgency. With a beat-up car and a maxed credit card, Val and Jimmy launched the first male-female sports agency in history. Their mission: find the "Misfits," the overlooked players with the "un-scoutable" heart that algorithms deleted. To take down the "old boys’ club," they’ll have to out-hustle the scouts, out-maneuver the lawyers, and prove that the human spirit can’t be reduced to a spreadsheet.

At a government-mandated summer camp, rebellious friendship with Cee awakens Jamie’s defiance and reveals a secret: the metallic bug implanted in her esophagus. Jamie is too afraid to purge her own and stays behind when Cee runs. Twenty-seven years later, stuck in a monotonous life, Jamie spots Cee on a wanted poster—an encounter that forces her to choose: vomit the bug or remain trapped forever.

What is something that everybody enjoys but no one acknowledges? Progress.
Human Progress – The Bad, the Good, and the Factual is a documentary that challenges the view of human progress as an illusion of the modern age vis-à-vis the denouncements of technological improvements as detrimental for society.

With a pandemic, climate disasters, crackdowns on protesters by authoritarian regimes, ongoing wars, hunger, and basic human rights under threat around the world, it is hard to believe, especially when reading the daily news, that things are getting better. Bad news and political discourse driven by fear and disinformation, ask for a fresh look at human progress.

Ukraine’s courageous, odds-defying stand against Russia ignited unparalleled global support for Ukraine while revealing the tremendous power of human unity. This film examines the diverse journeys Russia's unprovoked invasion has forced upon Ukrainians through the stories of the volunteers - inside and outside Ukraine - who are contributing whatever actions, skills, and resources they can. These often-unsung contributions are making an enormous difference to help keep Ukrainians in the fight, hopeful, and resilient, while also changing the volunteers themselves. The hope and possibility revealed provides a striking contrast to the injustices and atrocities Russia is inflicting upon Ukraine.

This film is about an elderly marginally housed woman living in San Francisco's Tenderloin District. As seen through her eyes, she struggles to manage the present while being hopelessly lost in the traumas of the past. In recent years there has been an explosion of people living on the streets in many small and large cities with much conversation about what to do about "them". This film is dedicated to those we know who may have fallen through the cracks and challenges us to try to understand ... and not look away. Funds will be used for production costs such as location fees, cast and crew, insurance , equipment rentals craft services and post production.

Gender incongruent as a child, Kathy, knew she was female as far back as pre-school. What did a penis have to do with anything, she asked her mom, Nancy. Even though, Nancy explained the facts, it never clicked for Kathy, so she did what all boys do and learned to become a boy. After spending her life suffocated by gender dysphoria, Kathy, now 60, petitions her health care provider for vocal and facial feminization surgery. A life-long dream shattered, when Kathy, during second surgery, contracts a life-altering infection forever changing her outcome. I Am Kathy is a tragedy and triumph. Kathy shows us what a survivior looks like, embracing her life fearlessly and unapologetically,

She lost her mother, her home, and her childhood - but found her purpose in the brother who needed her most.

The film tells the lifelong story of a sister who became her Down syndrome brother's sole caregiver at the age of 17 after their mother died of cancer. It's a gripping story and, at times, difficult to hear—especially when she recounts losing her eye after her stepbrother threw a rock through a window, sending shattered glass into her face.

Dementia is a beast. In this warm, adventurous, and darkly humorous family drama on the fringes of reality, Vivian travels to the Mojave High Desert to convince her father, Art, to move from independence to assisted living. Vivian's struggle turns treacherous when Art goes missing in the dead of night. Now she must track him down with the help of only her paranormally-enthused husband, Shelby.

Detroiters inspire each other to vote through reciting a powerful spoken word poem by Charles Thomas Jr., a Detroit voting rights elder and activist.

This short film will be distributed for free to every GOTV org operating in the Detroit area during the critical 2022 mid-term elections.

Logline: Trev and Langston, on the brink of adulthood, see their relationship transform over the course of a lazy summer day.

Synopsis: Trev gets into a fight online when his sister is insulted. Langston makes several attempts to call him in as they work (and procrastinate) on their summer reading assignment. As they take psychedelic drugs for the first time, Trev is beat up by the sibling of the person he fought with online. This pushes him-and Langston-to realize that the shape of their relationship cannot remain the way it was.

After a night of debauchery, Eva has lost her phone. She must retrace her steps with the help of her best friend, Emmett.

I Remember Nicole is an Award-Winning, Call to Action! Music Video. A Global Anthem Reclaiming Power Over Domestic Violence.
While viewing I Remember Nicole, victims of abuse will see themselves in the faces of the hundreds of women who are standing strong. She will hear her life in the lyrics. Our hope is that I Remember Nicole empowers her to find HER voice. Raising Awareness while Raising the Roof!

In the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District, a group of Sisters, and a dedicated Faculty & Staff work to continue the mission of ICA Cristo Rey - the city’s sole surviving low-income, all-girls private high school, and the last hope of many of the Bay Area’s most overlooked families.

Consistently churning out some of the top-performing students in all of California and labeled as the most affordable college prep program in the Bay area (3k a year to the neighboring 60k), the school refuses to raise prices for an education that should be available to all. In one of the world’s most expensive, socioeconomically divided cities, they are doing it differently and showing it can be done. 

As profits continue to decline, farming communities in Colorado look to controversial solutions as they struggle to keep their traditional way of life alive. IN A DRY LAND explores industrial hemp’s role in saving rural America.

When a celebrated novelist facing a terminal crisis attempts to write her final chapter, her estranged daughter forces a confrontation over the truth of their past - turning a quiet porch into an intimate battleground of memory.

In the Path of Peace, a feature length documentary film, will show how Krav Maga, the self-defense discipline popularized in Israel, can be one of the most effective tools to combat antisemitism, particularly in the aftermath of the horrific attacks in Israel on October 7th. The film goes beyond self-defense, delving into the mental and physical empowerment that Krav Maga embodies, helping individuals build character, overcome trauma, and walk with pride.

In the Shadow of Eden is a feature-length documentary that follows a hunter, a fisherman, a surfer, and a rancher, each living close to the land, as they wrestle with what it means to be caretakers of God’s creation . Through their stories, the film will explore the Christian mandate of stewardship, offering a reverent and gritty reflection on dominion, responsibility, and worship in the wild.

In Transition follows a mother’s emotional path as her son Skylar navigates his 10-year gender transition.
It’s a powerful exploration of acceptance, understanding and love, amidst society's resistance to the transgender community.
The film is told from both the perspective of a parent and that of a child, and in doing so explores themes of family dynamics, resistance, grief, understanding, along with love and acceptance within the home.

Indie Rooftop is a 7-episode documentary series that features noteworthy independent artists of various genres in performances and interviews.

'Inertia', a disorienting psychological drama exploring the mind of Oliver, a haunted man trying to outrun visions of his past. After finding out who his father is, Oliver not only has to cope with the harsh reality of where he's come from, but also the challenging reality of where he could be heading. "Inertia" grapples heavily with the lifelong devastation of childhood abandonment, as Oliver comes to realize that he is capable of being the master of his own destiny, instead of carrying the generational curse into the future.

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After the death of her Grandma, 26 year old Kayla revisits her childhood only to discover that Grandma has strangely disappeared from some of her memories.

Inez is a short film centered around a recurring dream I had following my Grandma's (Inez) death. In the dream, I revisited my childhood memories with my Grandma. However, during the dream, I discovered that she was missing from those memories and I was unable to find her. Through my journey with grief, I set out to find my Grandma and to find peace after this devastating loss. The goal of this film is to not only celebrate my Grandma's life, but to also examine the journey of Grief- a journey that is often only seen for its

INHERITANCE explores the underlying causes of the opioid epidemic in America through the life of one boy and five generations of his extended family over 11 years. Curtis, a bright and hopeful boy, grows up from age 12 to 18 surrounded by love and struggle while every adult in his family – parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins – battles addiction. Curtis’ America is an America where people and communities are struggling with an epidemic of substance use disorder, joblessness and a deteriorating sense of belonging.

A teenage water polo phenom chases a college scholarship as she is pulled into a toxic web of pressure, betrayal, and exploitation that forces her to choose between surviving and winning.

Tristan is ranked #1 basketball player in the nation and now everything’s on the line. Your future coach is scandalous, trust is questionable and crime is lurking. In 24hrs the city will reap dire consequences and seek justice. Tristan is mentally torn, seemingly every decision is critical as the game winning shot. Leaving him no choice but to do what’s best.

A convicted mother struggles to keep her family intact after a car accident results in manslaughter. Now the disgruntled apparition demands she reveal the hidden family truth.

Ironsides (The Cartoon) is a 2D sci-fi cartoon, with a band of odd characters with inevitable objectives;
whom are constantly attempting to one up each other in a cyber noir-like space opera fashion, with many retro elements.
The setting is a fantasy sci-fi space retro universe, set in an asteroid mansion spaceport, where Ironsides lives.
It’s surrounded by many alien star systems and planets. His nemesis’ have bases of operations in their
own planetary strongholds; with their own objectives that are exploration, trade, invention and adventure.

IT'S 11:59
A faith-based supernatural drama about a Vietnam veteran who awakens from a medically hopeless coma after receiving a heavenly warning that Christ's return is imminent.
As doctors prepare to remove life support, his long-lost war buddy—who believed him dead for decades—is divinely stirred to find him and arrives just in time to intervene.
While skeptical physician, Dr. Brian Collins dismisses Joe's message, neurosurgeon, Dr. Ray Stevens believes him and uses his media connections to broadcast Joe's urgent end-times warning to the world—fulfilling the mandate to "tell the world" while also transforming the lives of Head Nurse Reeva and homeless veteran Ronald Carter.

JELLYBEANS is a bawdy, sex-positive ROM-COM about a jellybeans newlywed myth that terrorizes a FORMER womanizer whose honeymoon with the virgin bride of his dreams is hijacked by his sex-crazed mother-in-law.

Logline: "Four years after escaping her abusive father, Bo-ram returns home for her mother's Jesa ceremony, finally ready to face the truth and rescue her younger sister, Beatrice."

This is a psychological thriller drama, filmed in Austin, Texas

The story of an unsung hero of Napa Valley who while in pursuit of the impossible dream of making the best bottle of wine in the world, saved the valley and changed the industry after illegally smuggling over 5,000 French wine vines into the US in 1982.

This is the remarkable story of Jimmy “The Brick” Flick, a UFC fighter from Sand Springs, Oklahoma who lifted himself out of a troubled and adversity-filled childhood by passionately pursuing his dreams of succeeding in his chosen profession, living a good and generous life, giving back to his community, and inspiring others do the same things.

NOT ALL DEATH IS THE END OF LIFE

A grieving father must set aside his own beliefs to honor his son Joe’s last wish to be an organ donor. As time goes by he finds a calling and new “normal” in the reflection of Joe’s legacy of service to others. Through multiple stories of grief and recovery, we see what happens when true heroes die and find out they never really do.

When Zhu Shen’s husband Changyou dies of cancer, she throws herself into a six-year odyssey to produce their 12-year-old artistically gifted son Perry’s animated film Changyou’s Journey (a 2019 Oscar-qualifying animated short) in honor of his father, unleashing a mother-son tug of war. Zhu must learn to look inward to reconnect with her son, reclaim her own buried artistic prowess, and transform from a “Tiger Mom” to a “Zen Mom.”

A feature length documentary telling the strength, perseverance and heart of Malayalee immigrants who migrated from Kerala, India to the US in the 1960s and 70s.
Kadha seeks to chronicle the challenges and triumphs faced by pioneers of the Malayalee community in America. Their stories are a critical reminder of the humble sacrifices that paved the way for success for generations now and in the future. Kadha celebrates the universal human experience of sacrifice, bravery, and resilience through the story of a people paving a new path in a new land.

In a post-cataclysmic world, a guilt-ridden actress-turned-detective drags an unwelcome partner into her unconventional approach to crime-solving before the culprit can strike again.

Through the lens of a post-conviction case, the feature documentary follows 80-year-old storyteller, grandmother, and private investigator Kitty Hailey as she takes us behind the scenes in the fight to free the wrongfully convicted — offering a rare look at the investigative process, its ethical challenges, and the unwavering pursuit of justice.

After agreeing to deliver a mysterious box for fast cash, a desperate but determined woman teams up with a former cop to uncover the truth about her father’s death—plunging them into a dangerous world of fentanyl, deception, and a relentless pursuit of justice.

An eye-opening documentary that delves into the lives of individuals living with Knobloch Syndrome, highlighting their struggles, resilience, and triumphs while challenging perceptions about this rare disease and advocating for greater awareness and research.

"Knobloch…KnoWHAT?!?!" is a feature-length documentary that tells the powerful stories of individuals and families affected by Knobloch Syndrome. This rare genetic condition impacts vision and can lead to retinal detachment, among other challenges. Through personal interviews, medical insights, and heartwarming narratives, the film aims to shed light on the human experience of living with this little-known condition.
The documentary

Kris & Kyle are best friends, now in their thirties living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, started tackling the world one adventure at a time as they felt they had a ticking clock over their shoulder. In an effort to not let SMA get in the way of their fun and their ambitions, they take on the comedy stage, artistic challenges, and politicians. This documentary is in its tenth year of following their challenges, wins, and everyday banter.

A four-country quest that dares to ask: Is romance on the verge of extinction?

Through a collection of explorative scenarios, unique scenery and various interviews, La Forma dell’Amore (The Shape of Love) will focus on four different countries. With the foundation being in Italy, then Corsica, Ireland and the oldest capital city in the USA, Santa Fe, NM. To find out how their architecture, relationship to the land, art, historical stories, social conditioning and collective traumas, shape how romantic love is perceived.

Two children meet at a fountain.

Ladies of Versailles is a half hour independent pilot. When their favorite venue is taken over by an evil ex, four girls decide to host their own DIY concert in the decrepit mansion they share with a grouchy old woman.

Through both its storytelling and production, Ladies of Versailles amplifies the voices of filmmakers and musicians who are often underrepresented in the arts. The project features a predominantly female cast that reflects a wide spectrum of age, ethnicities, sexual identity, and gender identity. It highlights Brooklyn’s vibrant music scene and creates meaningful opportunities for local independent musicians to contribute both on screen and behind the scenes.

This documentary chronicles one woman's journey to discover the truth about her ancestor, Carl Laemmle, who founded Universal Studios and saved Jews from the Holocaust. She finds three families he saved, learns their stories, then travels to Southern Germany with her husband and 11 year-old daughter to find the places they were forced to flee. They are surprised to also find Germans working to preserve the past today.

When her brother, the leader of a Florida cult, passes away, Emma struggles to maintain faith while she and the group await his resurrection.

When her brother, the leader of a Florida cult, passes away, Emma struggles to maintain faith while she and the group await his resurrection.

Hours before the German Surrender was in effect, a B-17 crashed in the unrelenting North Sea killing 11 of the 13 airmen on-board who were returning from a Humanitarian Mission to drop food to the starving Dutch. Six of the airmen are still missing. "Last Intercept" tells their story through letters, archival photos and film, and the memories of loved ones.

When Keshia, a young charismatic undocumented Latina living in New York City, decides to start her own businesses, she not only embarks on a journey that challenges her as a young entrepreneur but also discovers how Latinas must fight tenaciously in the United States to establish themselves as relevant group. All this so they can make their dreams LATINA OWNED.

A predator in queer disguise attempts to charm a femme lesbian into the amnesia of date rape drugs when she unexpectedly turns the tables on him.

A nonbinary young adult navigating life in a deeply religious Black household forms an intimate connection with an older trans woman, only to discover she shares a hidden past with their pastor father.

*Poster from our concept short film "The Lazarus Game."
Fallon Carter, a shy college freshman and member of the Gamma Gamma Gamma sorority, catches her boyfriend cheating with the sorority president. When her sisters find out, they suggest some innocent revenge. They plan an elaborate prank to get back at the cheaters, but it turns fatal costing the life of a sister. The group panics, covers up the accident, and reports the girl missing. The next school year a new freshman shows up for rush week who looks exactly like the one they buried. The arrival of the doppelganger spurs chaos and the girls are forced to face the consequences of the previous Spring.