Across Town (2013)

Actors: Tottie Goldsmith (actress), Bec Asha (actress), Robert Plazek (actor), Mark Kenfield (actor), Christopher Millington (actor), Kieran Wheeler (writer), Kieran Wheeler (director), Joe Betros (producer), Jared Rosemeier (miscellaneous crew), Bill Juers (producer), Steve Kittles (editor), Troy Davis (actor), John Hutchins (producer),

Plot: When soon to be married, Laura's, ex boyfriend Neb appears in the middle of the night her life is turned upside down. Neb begs her to help him deliver a mysterious package across town, if he does not make the drop off tonight, he will be killed. Laura must decide whether to help him and partake in a dangerous journey, or turn her back on Neb for good, even if it means signing his death warrant.

A Journey of Faith: The Making of Book of Ruth (2009)

Actors: DJ Perry (producer), DJ Perry (actor), Kera O'Bryon (actress), DJ Perry (writer), Lana Wood (actress), Lana Wood (actress), Kera O'Bryon (actress), Dan Haggerty (actor), Dan Haggerty (actor), DJ Perry (actor), DJ Perry (actor), Dennis Therrian (composer), Fred Griffith (actor), Fred Griffith (actor), John D. Bert (actor),

The Book of Ruth: Journey of Faith (2009)

Actors: Dan Haggerty (actor), Lana Wood (actress), DJ Perry (producer), Kera O'Bryon (actress), DJ Perry (actor), Dennis Therrian (composer), Fred Griffith (actor), Gretchen Becker (actress), Stephen Patrick Walker (director), Stephen Patrick Walker (writer), Stephen Patrick Walker (editor), Ray Nikolaison (producer), Ray Nikolaison (actor), Robert Shepherd (actor), Rebecca Holden (actress),

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Mysterious Island (2005)

Actors: Michael Moran (producer), Roger Bellon (composer), Nick Lombardo (producer), H. Daniel Gross (producer), Jules Verne (writer), Michael Moran (producer), Robert Halmi Jr. (producer), Larry Levinson (producer), Patrick Stewart (actor), Kyle MacLachlan (actor), Nick Lombardo (producer), Gabrielle Anwar (actress), Vinnie Jones (actor), Matt Fitzsimons (miscellaneous crew), Russell Mulcahy (director),

Yo! Diary (1999)

Actors: Alan Marsh (actor), Noof Ousellam (actor), Noof Ousellam (producer), Tony I. Goodall (actor), Jonathan Meres (writer),

Plot: Yo! Diary is a successful series of books for teenagers, written by Jonathan Meres and published in half a dozen different countries. In 2002 it made the leap onto the small screen when The Comedy Unit made a series of the same name, first broadcast on CBBC and later on BBC 1 and BBC 2. There has since been a second series and a total of 26 x 25 minute episodes in all. Yo! Diary - The Series (also written by Perrier-nominated ex-stand up Johnny Meres), takes a wildly comic and offbeat look at the lives of 6 very different teenagers. Using a mixture of video diaries, music and drama to stunning effect, Yo! Diary has been one of the most original and innovative comedy-dramas for children in recent years.

Summer Heat (1987)

Actors: Joe Inscoe (actor), Noble Willingham (actor), Kathy Bates (actress), Clu Gulager (actor), Anthony Edwards (actor), Dorothy McGuire (actress), Mert Hatfield (actor), Bruce Abbott (actor), Michael Rosenblatt (producer), Thomas Coleman (producer), Lori Singer (actress), John Strong (producer), Nesbitt Blaisdell (actor), Miriam Byrd-Nethery (actress), Duke Ernsberger (actor),

Plot: Feeling lonely and neglected by her overworked husband, Roxy, a Depression-era farm wife, is drawn into an ill-advised affair with Jack, their hired hand.

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La isla misteriosa (1973)

Actors: Juan Antonio Bardem (writer), Víctor Israel (actor), Jacques Bar (producer), Miguel del Castillo (actor), Jess Hahn (actor), Luis Induni (actor), Rik Battaglia (actor), José Jaspe (actor), Jean Lefebvre (actor), Philippe Nicaud (actor), Omar Sharif (actor), Gérard Tichy (actor), Gabriele Tinti (actor), Mariano Vidal Molina (actor), Jules Verne (writer),

Mysterious Island (1951)

Actors: Jules Verne (writer), Roy Butler (actor), Richard Crane (actor), Frank Ellis (actor), William Fawcett (actor), Terry Frost (actor), Rusty Wescoatt (actor), Sam Katzman (producer), Earl Turner (editor), George H. Plympton (writer), Spencer Gordon Bennet (director), Knox Manning (actor), Zon Murray (actor), Frank O'Connor (actor), Leonard Penn (actor),

Plot: The story begins in 1865, during the Civil War, when Captain Cyrus Harding, prisoner of the Confederates, escapes in an enemy balloon with war correspondent Gideon Spilett; Jack Pencroft, a sailor; Herbert "Bert" Brown, Pencroft's adopted son, and Neb, Harding's black servant. A sailor with an adopted son and a servant in jail with his master is rather mysterious in itself. Hey, move on, it's a Katzman serial from Columbia. The balloon drifts in space for days and finally lands on a desert island. Also landing, in a better aircraft, is Rulu, a visitor from Mercury who seeks a radio-active material that will enable her to manufacture an explosive that will destroy the world or, at least, the portion known as Earth. Since it is in the 1860's and she has a spacecraft that will make the journey from Mercury to Earth, and all of the earthlings are riding horses or walking, her problem with Earth is none too clear, other than possibly hacked about not winning the Miss America contest. Harding and his hardy crew fight 15 chapters of battles against the island's natives, some passing-by pirates led by reliable Gene Roth, and Rulu and her Mercury henchmen, wearing the same headgear that "The Spider" wore in two previous Columbia serials, indicating the costume department went overboard on black head-coverings with spider webs on them earlier in the decade. Harding and his men are frequently aided by Captain Nemo, a man of mystery in charge of the only submarine (the Nautilus) around at the time other than the "CSS Hunley." Rulu, who also has the power to put grown men into a trance and does so a couple of times, including the native chief and all of his warriors, finally has enough of all the problems, but has gathered up enough "radio-active" material to at least destroy the island and does so.

Daughter of Maryland (1917)

Actors: Jack Hopkins (actor), John B. O'Brien (director), Joseph F. Poland (writer), Frederick Truesdell (actor), William T. Carleton (actor), Helen Strickland (actress), Charles Martin (actor), Myra Brooks (actress), Morgan Thorpe (actor), Edna Goodrich (actress), Carlton Brickert (actor), Florence Miller (actress), Sam Morse (writer), S.J. Burton (actor),

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1916)

Actors: Curtis Benton (actor), Wallis Clark (actor), Howard Crampton (actor), Joseph W. Girard (actor), Allen Holubar (actor), Noble Johnson (actor), Matt Moore (actor), William Welsh (actor), Jane Gail (actress), Carl Laemmle (producer), Stuart Paton (producer), Stuart Paton (writer), Jules Verne (writer), Stuart Paton (director), Carl Laemmle (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Captain Nemo has built a fantastic submarine for his mission of revenge. He has traveled over 20,000 leagues in search of Charles Denver - a man who caused the death of Princess Daaker. Seeing what he had done, Denver took the daughter to his yacht and sailed away. He abandoned her and a sailor on a mysterious island and has come back after all these years to see if she is still alive and if the nightmares he has will stop. The daughter has been found by five survivors of a Union Army Balloon that crashed near the island. At sea, Professor Aronnax was aboard the ship 'Abraham Lincoln' when Nemo rammed it and threw the Professor, his daughter and two others into the water. Prisoners at first, they are now treated as guests to view the underwater world and to hunt under the waves. Nemo will also tells them about the Nautilus and the revenge that has driven him for all these years.