From the production company of STROKE OF GENIUS, 20th Century Fox's THE ULTIMATE GIFT, AND WFE'S THE CLIMB, TRADE OF INNOCENTS tells the compelling story examining the heart-breaking reality of human trafficking through the efforts of a young American couple in Cambodia who become the only hope to save a trusting young girl from the clutches of a sadistic and inhumane supplier to backalley brothels. Produced by Jim Schmidt, executive produced Dave Ross. Directed by Christopher Bessette (THE ENEMY GOD.) Screenplay Available for licensing consideration. Starring Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino and Dermot Mulroney. In Post-production.
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Veteran producer Wolf Schmidt (THE BOOGEYMAN, DIAMONDBACKS) returns with VENOM a thriller in the desert pitting a young mother and her daughter against an unrelenting snake out for revenge after their car made roadkill of his mate. Complications ensue when the mother is bitten and along their trek in the blazing sun, they find a downed helicopter filled with cash and a cadre of thugs in hot pursuit. Directed by Gary Breslin. Starring Jessica Morris (ROLE MODELS,) Oliviah Crawford and Roberto 'Sanz' Sanchez (2 FAST 2 FURIOUS.) 85 minutes.
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A contemporary retelling of the story of the Prodigal Son set in the exciting arena of Texas high school championship basketball finds prodigy brothers taking different paths in their careers. Starring Drew Waters (TV's Friday Night Nights) and Farah White. Produced and directed by Andrew Stevens (THE WHOLE NINE YARDS, 7 SECONDS, PURSUED.) US Release 20th Century Fox. Recommended by Dove.org 96 minutes
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romantic drama is set against the true story of conflicts that boiled
over in a 1925 courtroom pitting two larger-than-life personalities
against each other on Creation vs. Darwin, involving yellow journalism and the horrors of eugenics. Starring Brian
Dennehy, Colm Meaney, Fred Thompson, Ashley Johnson and Nathan West.
Directed by Tom Hines. Produced by Fred Foote. Recommended by Dove.org 91 minutes.
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Nine-year old Amy, who, in her own words has
been a 'grown up' a long time, deals with problems that would break many an adult. She wonders about why things happen and John, her pastor, faces this
question himself as his wife lies dying of cancer and his estranged son turns
to crime while his friends face life challenging decisions. Each realize that if you're going through
hell, you just have to keep going. Starring James Wong (TV's "Chase") and Stella Wingert. Directed by Rich Garside. In post-production.
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Once, they called Los Angeles the City of Angels. Over time, it has become the City of Lost Souls. Ten strangers entangle themselves in the spider web that is life in Los Angeles today. As they struggle to solve their problems themselves, things only get worse -- their problems multiply, and spill over into the lives of so many others. Yet there is one presence that the never leaves. One lone voice of reason and compassion in the midst of lives on fire. Starring Tomas Boykin, Christinna Chauncey and Jay Hindle. Directed by John Ward. Us Release 20th Century Fox. Recommended by Dove.org 90 minutes.
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During WWII, a Nazi scientist experiments to create the ‘ultimate warrior’ for the Fuhrer but all efforts are in vain. With the American soldiers closing in, the doctor performs one last experiment on a concentration camp child, unleashing a creature straight from Hell. The unsuspecting GIs have never encountered resistance like this before! Directed by Tony Wash. In production.
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His wife horribly attacked by creatures no longer human, a young man and a group of frightened refugees hide in a boarded up house from the nightmare swarming outside. Abandoned by military rescue and one-by-one falling prey to the creatures, the survivors must dodge certain death to escape the scheduled decontamination. Starring Tom Lagledger, Willy Bowen, Venda D'Abato, Jessica Robinson, Brian Potts and from MACHETE, Nina Leon. Directed by Daniel Moldonado. 103 minutes.
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An acclaimed robusto expert is sent to Thailand by his excentic coffee mogol boss to purchase an exotic crop of beans. His "perfect" life is shattered when, after initial friction, he falls for the beautiful daughter of the plantation owner and then discovers that his boss's real reason for joining him on the trip is NOT to buy coffee. Starring James Brolin, Kip Pardue (Driven,) Mamee Nakprasit, Spenser Garrett and Sony pop-star Tata Young. Directed by Jeff Hare. 108 minutes.
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After ten year old Grace Budd (Lexi Ainsworth) goes missing, the lives of two strangers, one responsible for her disappearance and the other responsible for finding her, become inextricably linked for nearly a decade to follow. Having raised single-handedly his six children on his own, Albert Fish (Patrick Bauchau,) now an elderly man, lives in the 1920's New York City with one of his sons (Silas Weir Mitchell) and struggles to maintain the illusion of his sanity. To his family and the world, he is simply a God-fearing grandfather, however disturbing certain of his proclivities may be. In actuality, he is a child murderer who tortures and cannibalizes his victims. When the innocent Budd goes missing, an aging former mercenary, William King (Jack Conley,) is assigned to find her and summons a mental tenacity he never dared to possess in searching for what really happened to Grace Budd.
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