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Consuming Passion (2008)

Actors: Christian Henson (composer), Emilia Fox (actress), Paul Nicholas (actor), Olivia Colman (actress), Olivia Colman (actress), Simon Chandler (actor), Daniel Mays (actor), Philip Lobban (miscellaneous crew), Nuala Alen-Buckley (miscellaneous crew), Jodie Whittaker (actress), Patrick Baladi (actor), Patrick Baladi (actor), Caroline Bowker (miscellaneous crew), Adam James (actor), O.T. Fagbenle (actor),

Plot: Three intertwined stories to celebrate the the centenary of romance publishing house Mills & Boon. The first concerns Charles Boon's tempestuous relationship with his wife Mary, and is complemented by story lines set in the 1970s and the present day.

Faith Like Potatoes (2006)

Actors: Matthew Dylan Roberts (actor), Sean Cameron Michael (actor), Regardt van den Bergh (actor), Regardt van den Bergh (writer), Regardt van den Bergh (director), Gert Uys (miscellaneous crew), Ronelle Loots (editor), Grant Innes McLachlan (composer), Morné Theunissen (actor), Frans Cronjé (actor), Frans Cronjé (producer), Carien Schutte (miscellaneous crew), Jeanne Neilson (actress), Candice D'Arcy (actress), Frank Rautenbach (actor),

Plot: Frank Rautenbach leads a strong cast as Angus Buchan, a Zambian farmer of Scottish heritage, who leaves his farm in the midst of political unrest and racially charged land reclaims and travels south with his family to start a better life in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. With nothing more than a caravan on a patch of land, and help from his foreman, Simeon Bhengu, the Buchan family struggle to settle in a new country. Faced with ever mounting challenges, hardships and personal turmoil, Angus quickly spirals down into a life consumed by anger, fear and destruction. Based on the inspiring true story by Angus Buchan the book was adapted for the big screen by Regardt van den Bergh and weaves together the moving life journey of a man who, like his potatoes, grows his faith, unseen until the harvest.

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Neil's Party (2006)

Actors: Philip Lott (producer), Philip Lott (writer), Stephen Pidgeon (writer), Stephen Pidgeon (director), Stephen Pidgeon (producer), Leila Hoffman (actress), Morne Botes (actor), Alex Hardy (actor), Natalie Moon (actress), Kevin Markwick (writer), Danielle Cohen (actress), Andy McQuade (actor), Kevin Markwick (actor), Kevin Markwick (producer), Emma Rice (actress),

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Holiness in Time (2006)

Actors: Daniel Boughton (actor), Mishi Reyes (miscellaneous crew), Tricia Horn (miscellaneous crew), Ajibike Adekoya (actor), Christina Thodos (actress), Billy Jackson (producer), Billy Jackson (actor), Billy Jackson (director), Billy Jackson (writer), Billy Jackson (producer), Billy Jackson (editor), Nicole Johnson (actress), CiCi Foster (actress), Georgiana Jianu (actress), Angela Cobb (costume designer),

Plot: "Holiness In Time" is a Historical Drama that traces back the trials, and tribulations of an African-American/Cherokee Indian family from the Hills, of Mississippi to Present day 2005 in Chicago. The family endures many hardships many of which occur before the Civil Rights Movement. Jonnie, one of the three main characters of the feature, including his wife Marlene, and the narrator, Cole Souder(Great-Grandson of Jonnie, and Marlene), is the head of a family of ten (includes eight daughters, him and his wife). Jonnie is a Pastor of Native American Heritage, and a Civil Rights Activist and is shunned by many outside the church, which literally forces him and his family out of their quiet Freedmen's Settlement in Mississippi by the Klu Klux Klan. The family then goes west to a Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, where a different style of life becomes obvious to his eight daughters.The family is later forced to leave the reservation where there grandmother lived and the surrounding areas, and set out North for Chicago during the 2nd Great Migration. Along the way there are sub-plots, including instances of homicide, adultery, incest, jealousy, and malice in his own family, all of which would sprout from a sketchy past that Jonnie had, before he met his wife Marlene, and became a pastor. In the end he has hopes for his family to ultimately become Holy, but is haunted much by his past, and the consequences that five generations of his family will have to pay for. The surprise in the end will have audiences hopefully shocked, and questioning.

Return to Sender (2004)

Actors: Kelly Preston (actress), Morten Grunwald (miscellaneous crew), Bille August (director), Stephen Woolley (producer), John Scott (editor), Annemarie Aaes (miscellaneous crew), Aidan Quinn (actor), Harry Gregson-Williams (composer), Connie Nielsen (actress), Tim Daly (actor), Darryl Cox (actor), Françoise Nicolet (costume designer), Jay Michael Ferguson (actor), Neal Purvis (writer), Neal Purvis (producer),

Plot: Charlotte Cory is a young woman convict on Death Row who has built up a friendship with Frank Nitzche through mail correspondence, whilst her attorney desperately tries to appeal the verdict before Charlotte's time runs out. With only days to spare Frank realizes that he has fallen in love with Charlotte and discovers that there is much more to the tragic circumstances of her imprisonment than he first thought - her life is now in his hands. Frank races to solve the puzzle that will reveal the truth, and tell the secrets that both he and Charlotte have been concealing, before it's too late.

Paranoid (2000)

Actors: Mischa Barton (actress), Jessica Alba (actress), Iain Glen (actor), John Duigan (director), John Duigan (writer), Paul Trijbits (producer), Ewen Bremner (actor), Steve Christian (producer), Kevin Whately (actor), Humphrey Dixon (editor), Jeanne Tripplehorn (actress), Gareth Neame (producer), Barbara Kidd (costume designer), Tilly Vosburgh (actress), Peter-Hugo Daly (actor),

Plot: The stressed top model Chloe is invited by an acquaintance to a dinner party with some friends of his in a house far from London. She faints and when she wakes up, everybody has left the house but the owner Stan and his weird family. She decides to stay until the next morning, but during the night she finds that the group indeed abducted her to use and tape her in sexual orgy.

Where Are My Children? (1994)

Actors: Marg Helgenberger (actress), Jerry Hardin (actor), Debra McGuire (costume designer), Craig Safan (composer), George Kaczender (director), Bonnie Bartlett (actress), Kim Giancaterino (actress), Chris Noth (actor), David Spielberg (actor), Jonathan Nichols (actor), Corbin Bernsen (actor), Ryal Haakenson (actor), Barbara Tuss (miscellaneous crew), Julie Bowen (actress), Paul Linke (actor),

Night Angel (1990)

Actors: Walter Josten (writer), Gary Hudson (actor), Karen Black (actress), Walter Josten (producer), Roscoe Lee Browne (actor), Doug Jones (actor), Twink Caplan (actress), Ernest Greene (actor), Linden Ashby (actor), John Bennett (actor), Phil Fondacaro (actor), Jeff Geoffray (producer), Helen Martin (actress), Sam Hennings (actor), Cory Lerios (composer),

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Cold Justice (1989)

Actors: Ron Dean (actor), Robert Minkoff (actor), Roger Daltrey (actor), Dennis Waterman (producer), Dennis Waterman (actor), Bert Rosario (actor), Dru Anne Carlson (miscellaneous crew), Gregory Sporleder (actor), Robert Carricart (actor), Jim Ortlieb (actor), Will Zahrn (actor), Bill Stoneking (actor), Larry Brandenburg (actor), Joe Greco (actor), Dennis Cockrum (actor),

The Haggard Falcon (1974)

Actors: Ian Ogilvy (actor), Paul Young (actor), Brian Coburn (actor), Roddy McMillan (actor), Jake D'Arcy (actor), George Howell (actor), Ian Ireland (actor), Pharic Maclaren (producer), Bill Craig (writer), Mike Vardy (director), Alex McAvoy (actor), Anne Kristen (actress), Charles Kearney (actor), Roy Hanlon (actor), John Carlisle (actor),