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Ancient to Future |
 Singer/Musician William DuVall (Alice In Chains) takes you on a journey into the world of master musician, teacher, and healer Milford Graves, who is forging an utterly unique hybrid between music and science that could forever change our view of both. more...
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Ask Us Who We Are |
 Ask Us Who We Are is a documentary film about foster care and the search for family and a sense of
belonging. more...
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Barack Obama Superstar The Secret of the Nobel Peace Prize |
 A series of humorous animated cartoons, which take a tongue-in-cheek look at the real story behind Obama’s nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize. The cartoon features edge-of-the-seat parodies on prominent international personalities, such as Vladimir Putin, Hugo Chavez, Nikolas Sarkozy, etc. more...
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Blissful Lies |
 As life gets messy for five friends, they find sometimes the right thing means doing what feels wrong. Join us on the journey which allows true love to grow despite obvious obstacles, fearful hatred to emerge with a vengeance and forces everyone to make a choice in the end..... Will the group fall apart at the seams or will the strong bonds of everlasting friendship withstand the fire of deceit? more...
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Building Hope |
 After rebuilding a rural Kenyan primary school, Turk Pipkin and The Nobelity Project agree to help build the area’s first high school. Through challenges and triumphs, Building Hope chronicles the construction of Mahiga Hope High and the connection between a thousand people in the U.S. and an African community working to create a better future for their children. more...
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Burmese Dreaming |
 A five year old girl is taken from her family and imprisoned by the Burmese military. After being released her life is a juxtaposition of ongoing persecution by the military with a child’s ability to find happiness in the world around her. At the age of 16 she makes her way to a refugee camp on the Thailand-Burma border and there lives in a world of dreams about her past. more...
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Cartoneo Y Nopalitos |
 Cartoneo y Nopalitos, loosely translated to Cardboard Dreams, focuses on a young immigrant from Mexico, Carla, and the struggles she faces when her dreams are devastated due to her status as an undocumented alien in the U.S. Thousands of miles away in India, a young girl named Krupa, runs away from the faults of her past and finds herself forced into a surrogate pregnancy for a family in America. Though both girls will never meet, Carla and Krupa will come to understand their cardboard dreams and act with valor to reach their goals. more...
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Chasing Rainbows |
 Chasing Rainbows clarifies the explosive issue that’s dividing our nation: The Battle between the Evangelical Church and the Gay Movement in America. more...
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Collapse |
 When a small town farmer finds the world suddenly overrun with the undead, he puts aside his struggles to pay the bills and keep his family together and fights just to keep them alive. But the question remains, who is the real monster? more...
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Cost of Heaven |
 Does love transcend death? Two brothers find out as they set their sights on the neighbor girl who has grown into a beautiful woman. When the brothers come home to help save their father’s business, old fires are rekindled. But the love triangle is overshadowed by loan sharks who have put money into their father’s company and want it back… now! One brother discovers the secret to saving the business, but dies accidentally at the hands of the loan shark’s henchmen, leaving the other brother to follow his clues and try to rediscover the secret before the loan sharks close in. With foreclosure looming, the government closing down their project and organized crime figures threatening, they could all use a little help from the other side. more...
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Freedom |
 From the filmmakers of the Sundance Award Winning movie FUEL, comes the new documentary FREEDOM. In the aftermath of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Louisiana native Josh Tickell and his wife Rebecca Tickell take an international journey to investigate alternatives to fossil fuels. more...
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Greys Inbetween |
 A story of obsession. An exploration of the greys in between the black and the white. more...
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Harisma |
 Unsophisticated, brutal, greatly passionate bus driver Haris, thrusts into the seemingly under control life of cultivated, elegant and… emotionally handicapped pedagogue, Ismini.
In the following days, during which they constantly stumble upon the differences in their personalities and their background, they will both dare what mostly scares them more...
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Kingdom of Dust |
 Kingdom Of Dust has been described as ‘the first honest film to chronicle the true victims of the Iraq War…civilians’. There are no soldiers, no WMD, just everyday people, radicalized by the horrors they have witnessed. We are left with the monsters we can become. more...
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Mont Reve |
 A romantic comedy for the whole family, Mont Rêve gives an alluring peek into the lives of elite, multi‐talented, multi‐lingual, international Swiss boarding school students and takes place between the crisp Swiss Alps, balmy St. Tropez, Naples, Italy and Beverly Hills. The film is truly international showcasing dialogue in eight languages (English, French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Chinese, Portuguese and Russian) as well as professional level soccer, swimming, boxing and ballet. more...
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My Only Sunshine |
 Hayat (14), her father and bedridden grand father live in a riverside shack near the dangerously dark but breathtakingly beautiful waters of the Bosphorus. Hayat's father owns a small boat that secures the family's survival trough a miscellany of not always lawful ventures. Beyond the motion and romance of the water, Hayat's life is harsh and unrelenting. But Hayat has an instinct for survival. Her capacity for courage, endurance and hope in the face of these trials suggest that there is Life despite the manifold injustice of an unjust world. more...
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Some Dogs Bite |
 On the run from Social Services and the police, desperate to keep their family together, two teenagers hit the road with their baby brother. more...
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Splatter |
 Splatter is the story of Jack, a likable loser who seeks validation on the unlikely proving ground of a paintball field, as he tries to win back the love of his ex-wife and the respect of his son. more...
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The Anti Bin-Laden |
 How did an Armani-wearing accountant from a wealthy Egyptian family
become one of the Middle East’s most popular Muslim televangelists (The Joel Osteen of Islam)? And why do both the Egyptian government and religious leaders fear his power and influence among Muslim women and youths? Can his brand of moderate preaching prevent Egypt’s growing religious conservatism from becoming the next Iran or Afghanistan? more...
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The Black Dove |
 Released after an 18 year prison term, Jake Williams a hard-line, ner-do-well and former music industry star, seeks to recover his rare, black, Gibson Dove guitar now in the possession of his illegitimate daughter, a modern woman in trouble. But first Jake must get a job and resettle in his old hometown, living among failed memories and surprising new friends. Along the way he finds something else, something unexpected… himself. more...
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The Empty |
 A man destroyed by the death of his wife finds refuge in a crumbling apartment building where all of his darkest fears begin to come to life. more...
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The Experiment |
 The worst natural disaster in America was the best thing for New Orleans schools, according to education secretary Arne Duncan. As a result, the city has undergone the most radical overhaul of a school system ever attempted...and it's being hailed as the silver lining for education across the country. more...
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The Global Village Project |
 In a world where the refugee crisis has reached vast proportions, thirty refugee girls who attend the Global Village School in Decatur GA take us on a journey of
survival, friendship and hope for an education, for a promising future in reaching their dreams. more...
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The Last Breath |
 Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said several years ago that he would continue 'serving' his nation until his last breath. This is the story of his thirty years of tyranny and how the Egyptians managed to rid themselves of his rule. more...
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The Offering |
 A small town sheriff, in order to protect her daughter and the townspeople she loves, is forced to not only let a serial killer run loose in her town, but also has to choose his victims for him. more...
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Three Days (of Hamlet) |
.jpg "Three Days (of Hamlet)") A psychological reading of Hamlet, captured live over three days, leads to an exploration of language, character and ultimately self as the lives of the players juxtapose with their characters. A Shakespeare In Love for the reality set featuring insight and classic performances from Richard Chamberlain, Stefanie Powers and actor/manager Alex Hyde-White. more...
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Walking with Life |
 In Senegal, human rights education triggers an extraordinary social transformation among Islamic communities. Punctuated by the songs of a griot (oral historian) who documents this process, the film pulses to the dramatic beat of traditional music and dance. Whisked from the placid villages of the Casamance to the harsh desert of the Fouta and the teeming streets of Dakar, viewers witness the empowerment of ordinary people in remote villages to transform their lives. Watch as ancient traditions like female genital cutting and the forced marriage of teenage girls are joyfully abandoned. Learn about peace and harmony in an Islamic country. See a universal model for social transformation in action! more...
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When Police Become Prey |
 Is truth being sacrificed to political correctness? Is the justice system in the western world cowed by activists and their sympathizers in both the media and politics? Certainly, today, police are their targets.
Armed with new evidence, we unravel the web of contradictions surrounding allegations of police abuse in so-called 'Starlight Tours.' Have police in Canada dropped off native people where they can freeze to death, as headlines around the world proclaimed? Two fired constables speak out for the first time publicly about what actually occurred that early morning when they dropped off Darrell Night – in the ride that rocked their lives. Night arrived home safely. But the tragic coincidence of two Native men later found frozen to death in the city’s west-end sparked activist and media outrage. The officers were publicly condemned before anyone listened to their side of the story. Even the justice system seemed to bow to activist pressure. The officers were sent to prison where their murder was plotted.
Now at last learn the other side of the story – and the implications for justice systems worldwide. The officers await that most elemental principle of justice – a fair hearing. When Police become Prey, will justice be served? Or will justice turn political, and truth be silenced. more...
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