Spencer Krane returns to the town where he was raised upon the news that his grandmother has suffered a debilitating stroke. What starts as a simple visit home becomes a journey of consequence.​

"THE RON CLARK STORY" is an inspiring film based on the real-life experiences of educator Ron Clark. Starring Matthew Perry in a Golden Globe-nominated performance, it tells the tale of an idealistic and innovative teacher who leaves his comfortable small-town life in North Carolina to make a difference in a challenging inner-city public school in Harlem, New York. Employing unconventional and highly creative teaching methods, Clark connects with his students on a personal level. He emphasizes respect, high expectations, and the idea that "we are a family" in his classroom. It's a testament to perseverance, the importance of building relationships, and the idea that every child deserves a chance to succeed, regardless of their circumstances.

UNTIL THE LAST PROMISE is a new faith inspired film based on Pamala Kennedy’s 2019 bestselling book of the same name. Produced by JCFilms Studios and featuring Dean Cain and Kevin Sorbo, the film tells of Kennedy’s courageous story in providing care to her husband, Dr. Richard Kennedy, a pastor at the height of his successful career was diagnosed with frontal-temporal dementia.

Based on a true story, FISHERMAN'S FRIENDS follows a cynical London music executive who signs a group of shanty-singing fishermen during a stag weekend in Cornwall. As he struggles to gain the trust of the skeptical, tight-knit community, he finds himself increasingly drawn to the group’s traditional values, their rugged way of life, and the spirited daughter of the band’s leader. As the unlikely band navigates the pitfalls of the modern music industry, they must decide if fame and fortune are worth risking their lifelong friendships and maritime heritage. The film balances lighthearted comedy with poignant moments of local pride, culminating in a heartwarming journey toward the top of the music charts.

Set in a remote Indian village, LAST FILM SHOW is a luminous homage to the magic of cinema. The story follows 9-year-old Samay who falls under the spell of the silver screen after his father takes the family to a movie theater for the first time. Ignoring his father’s disapproval, Samay strikes a deal with the theater’s projectionist to watch movies for free from the projection booth. This secret arrangement ignites a profound passion, leading Samay and his band of friends to begin capturing light and experimenting with discarded film scraps to create their own makeshift projection system. As the digital revolution begins to replace the beauty of 35mm film, Samay’s innocent wonder is met with the harsh reality of a disappearing era. The film serves as a love letter to the cinematic experience as Samay says goodbye to his childhood world and beautifully illustrates how the "last film show" is not an end, but a transition into a lifelong devotion to the art of storytelling.

Winner of a dozen Audience Choice Awards for Best Picture, and recipient of the Heartland Truly Moving Picture Award, “LIKE DANDELION DUST” is a compelling drama that explores the meaning of being a parent… it revolves around one couple determined to keep the son they love, and another determined to begin a new life, the life they've always dreamed. Their son's future is at stake and depends on someone making the bravest decision of their life. Starring Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino.

A father of three girls mentors a wayward teenage boy who needs a male role model, inviting him on a trip into the wilderness that turns out to be full of unexpected hijinks and survival. Featuring Kevin Sorbo and Amy Grant.

This heartwarming drama tells the story of Maggie Fuller, a rebellious teenager feeling lost and misunderstood. One day, she receives a mysterious letter filled with kind words and a deeper understanding of her inner self than anyone else seems to possess. Inspired and intrigued, Maggie sets out to find the writer. Her search leads her to an unexpected place: a nursing home. There, she meets Sam, a kind elderly gentleman with a unique habit – writing heartfelt letters to strangers based on intuition. Their connection blossoms as Sam mentors Maggie, helping her discover her own voice and talents, particularly her beautiful singing voice. Through their unlikely friendship, both Maggie and Sam find new meaning and purpose in life. THE LETTER WRITER is a testament to the transformative power of human connection and the ripple effect of a single act of compassion.

“Johnny” is the inspirational story of a 10-year-old boy, stricken with leukemia. When his doctor takes him into his home, Johnny helps heal his family through his faith, courage and inspiring mindset.

Fifteen-year-old Tyson Hollerman, a boy on the autism spectrum, has spent his life being homeschooled and shielded from the world by his overprotective mother. When he transitions to public high school to get closer to his father—a legendary local football coach—Tyson finds himself struggling to fit in until he meets a champion marathon runner. Inspired to prove his worth and bridge the gap with his distant father, Tyson begins training for his first marathon. TYSON’S RUN is an uplifting, faith-based drama that explores the power of perseverance, the complexity of family dynamics, and the courage it takes to run your own race against all odds.

THE ASSIGNMENT follows Eliza Baird, a talented young musician who’s just been accepted to a prestigious music conservatory. However, her world is rocked when she discovers a shocking mystery about her family. With the help of her teacher, she embarks on a journey to uncover the truth and the life-altering secrets her parents have kept hidden which now threaten to derail her future.

Set in a remote Indian village, LAST FILM SHOW is a luminous homage to the magic of cinema. The story follows 9-year-old Samay who falls under the spell of the silver screen after his father takes the family to a movie theater for the first time. Ignoring his father’s disapproval, Samay strikes a deal with the theater’s projectionist to watch movies for free from the projection booth. This secret arrangement ignites a profound passion, leading Samay and his band of friends to begin capturing light and experimenting with discarded film scraps to create their own makeshift projection system. As the digital revolution begins to replace the beauty of 35mm film, Samay’s innocent wonder is met with the harsh reality of a disappearing era. The film serves as a love letter to the cinematic experience as Samay says goodbye to his childhood world and beautifully illustrates how the "last film show" is not an end, but a transition into a lifelong devotion to the art of storytelling.

One night in 1944 in a German POW camp housing American airmen, two prisoners try to escape the compound and are quickly discovered and shot dead. Among the remaining men, suspicion grows that one of their own is a spy for the Germans. All eyes fall on Sgt. Sefton who everybody knows frequently makes exchanges with German guards for small luxuries. To protect himself from a mob of his enraged fellow inmates, Sgt. Sefton resolves to find the true traitor within their midst. From 1953, directed by Billy Wilder and starring William Holden, Don Taylor, and Otto Preminger.

In ANGEL AND THE BADMAN, Quirt Evans, a notorious gunslinger on the run, stumbles onto the peaceful land of a Quaker family. Wounded and desperate, he's taken in by the kindhearted Worth family – Thomas, the father, Penelope, the beautiful daughter, and the ever-hospitable mother. As Quirt recovers, he finds himself drawn to Penelope's gentle spirit and the peaceful life of the Quakers. Their pacifist ways stand in stark contrast to his violent past. The family's kindness and unwavering faith begin to chip away at Quirt's hardened exterior. Meanwhile, his outlaw reputation catches up with him. A tense showdown looms as Quirt is forced to choose between returning to his old life of violence or embracing the possibility of redemption offered by the Quakers and Penelope. Will Quirt choose the path of the angel or remain the badman? Starring John Wayne and Gail Russell.

This production, first shown as a mini-series on network television in 1977, has become the standard which all other films on the life of Christ must be put up against. This epic boasts a stellar cast including Sir Lawrence Olivier, Ernest Borgnine, Christopher Plummer, and James Mason. Robert Powell gives what could be the defining performance of his acting career. His likeness to paintings and portraits of Christ are almost eerie in its exactness. Directed by acclaimed Italian filmmaker, Franco Zeffirelli, JESUS OF NAZARETH was a major television event upon its release in 1977, garnering high ratings and critical acclaim. It's praised for its grand visuals, powerful performances, and accurate portrayal of Jesus's life story.

Set against the backdrop of the Oklahoma Territory at the turn of the 20th century, OKLAHOMA! (1955) follows the high-spirited rivalry between local farmers and cowboys through the lens of a classic romance. The story centers on the confident cowboy Curly McLain and the feisty farm girl Laurey Williams, whose mutual attraction is masked by playful bickering and stubborn pride. Seeking to pique Curly's jealousy, Laurey accepts an invitation to the local dance from the dark and brooding hired hand, Jud Fry… a decision sparks a dangerous love triangle, casting a shadow over the sunny community, while building toward a grand celebration of the territory's impending statehood. One of the greatest musicals ever made, it earned four Academy Award nominations, winning two (Best Sound Recording and Best Scoring of a Musical Picture) with its iconic score by Rodgers and Hammerstein. From the soaring optimism of "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'", to the playfully flirtatious “The Surrey with the Fringe on Top”, to the grand finale “Oklahoma”, it’s earned its place as a permanent cultural milestone.

Set in a stylized, neon-lit, 1950s New York City, GUYS AND DOLLS follows the high-stakes world of gamblers and their unlikely romances. The story centers on desperate gambler Nathan Detroit, who bets the suave high-roller Sky Masterson that Sky cannot convince a woman of Nathan's choosing to go on a date with him to Havana, Cuba. Nathan picks the virtuous Sergeant Sarah Brown of the Save-a-Soul Mission, setting the stage for a clash between the "sinners" of Broadway and the "saints" of the mission. As Sky attempts to woo Sarah, what began as a cynical wager evolves into a genuine romance, leading the gambler to reconsider his lifestyle. The film reaches its climax with a legendary craps game, where Sky bets his soul—and those of his fellow gamblers—on a roll of the dice to save Sarah’s struggling mission. Blending sharp wit with iconic songs like "Luck Be a Lady" and "Guys And Dolls," the film concludes with a double dose of redemption and a celebratory look at the power of love to reform even the most dedicated "guys."

Set against the backdrop of the upcoming 1947 wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, ROYAL WEDDING follows Tom (Fred Astaire) and Ellen (Jane Powell) Bowen, a hit brother-and-sister dance act who travel to London to perform during the celebrations. While Tom is a committed bachelor who finds himself falling for an English dancer named Anne, the flirtatious Ellen begins a whirlwind romance with the charming Lord John Brindale. As the two couples navigate the challenges of their budding relationships, the film showcases iconic musical dance sequences. Most notably, Astaire performs the legendary "ceiling dance," one of the most iconic and technically innovative sequences in the history of cinema. Combining vibrant choreography with infectious energy, ROYAL WEDDING remains a hallmark of the song and dance musical.