Angels Sing (2013)

Actors: Randall P. Dark (producer), Harry Connick Jr. (actor), Raigen Thornton (miscellaneous crew), Lyle Lovett (actor), Fionnula Flanagan (actress), Kris Kristofferson (actor), Willie Nelson (actor), Connie Britton (actress), Shannon McIntosh (producer), Heather Kafka (actress), Elizabeth Avellan (producer), Daniel Zubiate (miscellaneous crew), Turk Pipkin (writer), Turk Pipkin (producer), Turk Pipkin (actor),

Plot: As a child, Michael Walker wished every day could be Christmas. That is, until a tragic accident crushed his holiday spirit. Thirty years later, Michael still can't muster any joy for the holidays, despite encouragement from his playful wife and well-intentioned parents. But when his young son faces a tragedy, Michael needs to make amends with his past. A mysterious man named Nick gives Michael a gift and instills in him the courage to find the joy that he lost.

My Friend Stendhal (2013)

Actors: Pooya Mohseni (actress), Merritt Matthew Chase (actor), Jason Colvin (producer), Fenton Li (actor), Jason Colvin (director), Jason Colvin (writer), Jason Colvin (producer), Joseph Cornacchia (actor), Liam O'Neil (producer), Inês Lucas (actress), Robert Freedman III (editor), Nahid Zoha (producer), Doug Cote (actor), Jeremy Fiorentino (actor), Cassandra Weisman (actor),

Perorities (2013)

Actors: Travis Mills (editor), Travis Mills (producer), Michael Hanelin (actor), Colleen Hartnett (producer), Colleen Hartnett (editor), Colleen Hartnett (writer), Colleen Hartnett (director), Stacie Stocker (actress), Shellie Ulrich (miscellaneous crew), Dakota (actor),

Escape from Capture (2011)

Actors: Atif Lanier (producer), Atif Lanier (actor), Atif Lanier (director), Atif Lanier (writer), Nakia Dillard (actor), Danny Donnelly (actor), Mike A. Pender (actor), Walter DeShields (actor), Walter DeShields (actor), Gregory R. Campbell (actor), Troy T. Parham (actor), Melissa Joy McLean (actress),

Plot: Powerful and provoking, Escape From Capture is a masterpiece. It is a fiery piece that uncovers pertinent information left out of history books. Writer/director Atif Lanier of HarMageddo Entertainment has incorporated truth and history into this revelatory piece. It is entertainment and a history lesson rolled into one, which speaks of the plight of African slaves and mental slavery that exists in Black America today. Lanier attests that all slaves were not passive and this idea is greatly affected through the character Jemmy Imagine being a free black man in America in 1850 then being tricked into slavery. What emotions would you feel? What would you do? Naturally, Jemmy hungered for freedom, but this time would be different. Being on the other side of freedom made Jemmy realize that freedom was meaningless when his people were still in chains Jemmy refused to believe the idea that blacks would receive their rewards in the afterlife. He wanted freedom and he would do anything to get it, even if it meant leading a revolt. As Moses led his people out of bondage so would Jemmy.

Over the River... The Life of Lydia Maria Child Abolitionist for Freedom (2007)

Actors: Diahann Carroll (actress), James Moses Black (actor), Constance Jackson (producer), Constance Jackson (director), Constance Jackson (writer), Michele Patterson (producer), Steve Salani (composer), Peter Doyle (actor), Chris Rowland (editor), Ken Sawyer (actor), Deborah Clifford (actress), Lori Kenschaft (actress), Beth Lockhart (actress), Marjorie McIlvride (actress), Greta Muxworthy (actress),

Plot: The documentary film "Over the River...Life of Lydia Maria Child, Abolitionist for Freedom" is the first of its kind to present abolitionists in the light they deserve. Lydia Maria Child (pronounced Mariah) is best known for her Thanksgiving Day poem, turned song, "Over the River and Through the Woods to Grandmother's House We Go," but she was much more than a poet. The epic film highlights the major literary contribution Child made through those tumultuous times to forge change that brought about the first Civil Rights Movement in America. The actress Diahann Carroll's mellifluous narration sets the tone of the film from the beginning to the end-immersing the viewer into "the times;" leaving the viewer wondering why wasn't Child and the abolitionists given more credit for such a major undertaking as abolishing slavery in America. The film brings Child to a general audience yearning for American history that gives them heritage beyond the scope of dead presidents and the American Revolution. The film gives the audience another purpose of being proud to be an American.

McLibel (2005)

Actors: Peter Heller (miscellaneous crew), Oliver Ford Davies (actor), Ken Loach (director), Jon Snow (actor), Richard Hope (actor), Malcolm Tierney (actor), David G. Hill (editor), Bruce Alexander (actor), San Davey (producer), Geoffrey Giuliano (actor), Rhona Cameron (actress), Fred Pearson (actor), Simon O'Brien (actor), Gregers Sall (editor), Nick Miles (actor),

Plot: McDonald's loved using the UK libel laws to suppress criticism. Major media organisations like the BBC and The Guardian crumbled and apologised. But then they sued gardener Helen Steel and postman Dave Morris. In the longest trial in English legal history, the "McLibel Two" represented themselves against McDonald's £10 million legal team. Every aspect of the corporation's business was cross-examined: from junk food and McJobs, to animal cruelty, environmental damage and advertising to children. Outside the courtroom, Dave brought up his young son alone and Helen supported herself working nights in a bar. McDonald's tried every trick in the book against them. Legal manoeuvres. A visit from Ronald McDonald. Top executives flying to London for secret settlement negotiations. Even spies. Seven years later, in February 2005, the marathon legal battle finally concluded at the European Court of Human Rights. And the result took everyone by surprise - especially the British Government. McLibel is not just about hamburgers. It is about the importance of freedom of speech now that multinational corporations are more powerful than countries. Filmed over ten years by no-budget Director Franny Armstrong, McLibel is the David and Goliath story of two people who refused to say sorry. And in doing so, changed the world.

Book of Love (2004)

Actors: Francie Brown (miscellaneous crew), Gregory Smith (actor), Scott Ferlisi (miscellaneous crew), Simon Baker (actor), Robert L. Seigel (miscellaneous crew), José Tejada (miscellaneous crew), José Tejada (miscellaneous crew), Brendan Bradley (actor), Sabrina Grdevich (actress), Michael Justice (actor), Sascha Springer (miscellaneous crew), Frances O'Connor (actress), Nils Widboom (miscellaneous crew), Bryce Dallas Howard (actress), Mark Andrew Clark (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: A young couple, Elaine Walker and David Walker, meet a lonely 15-year-old named Chet Becker in an ice-cream shop, and they become friends. Chet has a crush on Elaine and they have a one-night stand. Elaine tells about her infidelity to David, and their life is affected by the affair.

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McLibel: Two Worlds Collide (1998)

Actors: Peter Heller (miscellaneous crew), Oliver Ford Davies (actor), Ken Loach (miscellaneous crew), Ken Loach (director), Mike Love (actor), Richard Hope (actor), Malcolm Tierney (actor), Bruce Alexander (actor), Geoffrey Giuliano (actor), Fred Pearson (actor), Gregers Sall (editor), Franny Armstrong (director), Veronika Hyks (actress), Franny Armstrong (producer), T. Colin Campbell (actor),

Plot: McLibel is the inside story of the postman and the gardener who took on the McDonald's Corporation. Filmed over three years, the documentary follows Helen Steel and Dave Morris, anonymous campaigners who become unlikely global heroes. Struggling to defend themselves in the longest trial in English history, they face infiltration by spies, secret meetings with corporate executives, 40,000 pages of background reading, and a visit from Ronald McDonald. Using interviews with witnesses and reconstructions of key moments in court, the film examines the main issues in the trial: nutrition, animals, advertising, employment, the environment, and freedom of speech.

The Stepford Husbands (1996)

Actors: Michael Ontkean (actor), Sarah Douglas (actress), Cindy Williams (actress), Edgar J. Scherick (producer), Mark S. Thomas (miscellaneous crew), Louise Fletcher (actress), Donna Mills (actress), Dana Kaproff (composer), Joe Inscoe (actor), Lou Criscuolo (actor), Terry Loughlin (actor), Peggy Farrell (costume designer), Rebecca Koon (actress), Richard Fullerton (actor), Mitch Engel (producer),

Plot: A husband and wife think they have made the move of a lifetime when they buy a house in a quiet leafy town. At first it appears to be perfect because there is no noise, no crime and no action especially from the male fraternity of the town. Is this just a bizarre place or is there something sinister going on?

Legacy (1990)

Actors: Kieth Merrill (director), Fenton Quinn (miscellaneous crew), Merrill B. Jenson (composer), Benton Jennings (actor), Scott Swofford (producer), Kathleen Beller (actress), Scott Robertson Price (miscellaneous crew), Ray Herbeck Jr. (producer), Marcus Gilbert (actor), Darrin Fletcher (miscellaneous crew), Kathleen Korth (editor), Glade Quinn (miscellaneous crew), Glade Quinn (miscellaneous crew), Lee Atwood (miscellaneous crew), Will Schmitz Jr. (actor),

Plot: The story of the Mormon pioneers from the 1830's to the 1890's. The movie follows the experiences of Eliza Williams from New York to Missouri to Illinois to Utah. Eliza endures sickness, storms, and mobs because she has a testimony of her new religion.