The Passion (2013)

Actors: Tom Jansen (actor), Daniël Boissevain (actor), Edo Brunner (actor), Christophe St. Jacques (actor), David Grifhorst (director), Jörgen Raymann (actor), Jim Bakkum (actor), Klemens Patijn (actor), Wouter Braaf (actor), Cesar Zuiderwijk (actor), Eric van Tijn (actor), Andre Dongelmans (actor), Renate Verbaan (actress), Koert-Jan de Bruijn (actor), Jacco Doornbos (writer),

The Passion (2013)

Actors: Tom Jansen (actor), Daniël Boissevain (actor), Edo Brunner (actor), Christophe St. Jacques (actor), David Grifhorst (director), Jörgen Raymann (actor), Jim Bakkum (actor), Klemens Patijn (actor), Wouter Braaf (actor), Cesar Zuiderwijk (actor), Eric van Tijn (actor), Andre Dongelmans (actor), Renate Verbaan (actress), Koert-Jan de Bruijn (actor), Jacco Doornbos (writer),

The Passion (2012)

Actors: Peter Post (actor), Danny de Munk (actor), David Grifhorst (director), Frans Bauer (actor), Felix Jan Kuipers (actor), Kim-Lian van der Meij (actress), Sjoerd Dragtsma (actor), Henk Poort (actor), Cor Bakker (actor), Sebastiaan Labrie (actor), Charly Luske (actor), Jacco Doornbos (writer), Kes Baxter (actor), Jacco Doornbos (producer), Philip Freriks (actor),

Light, Streets of Redemption (2011)

Actors: Bob Denney (producer), Bob Denney (editor), Bob Denney (miscellaneous crew), Bob Denney (director), Bob Denney (writer), Bob Denney (costume designer), Bob Denney (producer), Craig Taylor Brown (actor), Maranda Vandergriff (actress), Carina Denney (actress), Carina Denney (producer), Amanda Long (actress), Elisa Vandergriff (actress), Dan Hartley (actor), Savannah Denney (actress),

Hollywont (2010)

Actors: Steven Williams (actor), David Faustino (actor), Eddie Griffin (actor), Michael Coulombe (miscellaneous crew), Dawnn Lewis (actress), Dee Wallace (actress), Robert Wagner (actor), Noel Gugliemi (actor), Corin Nemec (actor), Fred Williamson (actor), Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs (actor), Thomas Mikal Ford (actor), Sam Maccarone (actor), Michael Barbuto (actor), Chris Beal (producer),

Plot: Welcome to the 2009 Afro Oscars! Life could not be better for 33-year-old African American screenwriter, Davon Cole as he sits next to his beautiful girlfriend Lynette and the rest of Black Hollywood's A-List. And the Afro Oscar for best picture goes to...DAVON COLE for HOOD TIMES!!! Davon makes his way to the stage to receive his Afro Oscar when an alarm blares, beep, beep, beep... He snaps awake and reaches to turn off the buzzing alarm clock coming face-to-face with reality and his girlfriend Lynette who's not looking so lovely in her green facemask and rollers. Sick of Hollywood's portrayal of unrealistic urban films, Davon turns to a tennis shoe pimp/manager named Tony to help guide him in the right direction. Tony takes Davon on a Hollywood adventure not to be forgotten. They meet with Joe Black, a militant filmmaker from yesterday who advises Davon that the only way to keep creative control of his film is to make it independent of the Hollywood system. Following Joe's advice, the two go deep into South Central to meet a drug dealer named Gangster who offers to fund the script for one million in cash. They next meet some very square Caucasian producers who think that they know about the hood because they've listened to a rap song or two. Against Davon's wishes, Tony decides to cut a deal with them. The producers take all control away from Davon and begin to butcher his script. Before long his real-to-life urban film is rewritten by cornball writers, Steinberg and Wagner, into a half-assed Hollywood version starring a white dude and a character named J- Diddy. And to top it all off it being directed by hack director Rick Jones. Davon severs ties from Tony and his crap deal with the producers and returns to his day job as a telemarketer. With a household to support and a dream deferred, all seems lost for Davon so he begins to stress about his decision. His losing streak comes to an end as a legit producer named Tom White takes interest in his project "Hood Times" and helps to make Davon's dream a reality.

Manchester Passion (2006)

Actors: Keith Allen (actor), Keith Allen (actor), Tony Wilson (actor), Peter Maniura (editor), Michael Matheson (miscellaneous crew), Phil Chilvers (director), Marc Price (miscellaneous crew), Philip Sheppard (composer), Chris Bisson (actor), Darren Morfitt (actor), Nicholas R. Bailey (actor), Sue Judd (producer), Andy King-Dabbs (writer), Danny Thornton (actor), Tim Booth (actor),

Plot: The last hours of Jesus Christ's life told through the meaning of music from some of Manchester's greatest musicians: New Order, Oasis and The Smiths to name but a few.

The Visual Bible: The Gospel of John (2003)

Actors: Michael Stevens (actor), Daniel Kash (actor), Philip Saville (director), Cedric Smith (actor), Jeff Danna (composer), Tim Progosh (actor), Christopher Plummer (actor), Paulino Nunes (actor), Carlo Rota (actor), Michel Arcand (editor), Christopher Comrie (miscellaneous crew), Greg Bryk (actor), Alex Karzis (actor), Richard Lintern (actor), Chris Chrisafis (producer),

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When Heaven Comes Down (2002)

Actors: Robert Z'Dar (actor), Jeff Dylan Graham (actor), Robert Z'Dar (producer), Syn DeVil (actress), Bob Farster (actor), Molly Fix (actress), Gary M. Lumpp (writer), Gary M. Lumpp (director), Gary M. Lumpp (producer), Gary M. Lumpp (producer), Gary M. Lumpp (editor), Randy Benzie (actor), Gerardo Cardenas (actor), Darren Hafford (actor), Dominica Wasilewska (actress),

The Unspoken (1999)

Actors: Frederick Marx (producer), Harry Lennix (actor), Frederick Marx (editor), Frederick Marx (director), Frederick Marx (writer), Jim Brockhohn (actor), Stacy Ellen Rich (costume designer), Wes Worthing (actor), Greg Snider (editor), Laura Hughes (actress), Brandy Roberts (actress), Sergei Shnirev (actor), Steven Ivcich (writer),

Nadveren (1971)

Actors: Erik Crone (editor), Henning Christiansen (actor), Kai Løvring (actor), Allan De Waal (actor), Dale Robinson (actor), Bjørn Nørgaard (actor), Bjørn Nørgaard (director), Erik Thygesen (actor), Paul Gernes (actor), Peter Louis-Jensen (actor), Bo Lynnerup (actor), John Davidsen (actor), Preben Nygaard Andersen (actor), Jens Brøndum (actor), Jens Brøndum (actor),