Curtis McGann

Facing eviction in a city her family can no longer afford, a woman plunges into a desperate and increasingly dangerous all-night search to raise $25,000.

A young, ambitious director travels to the frontlines of Ukraine to shoot a gritty war film. There, he clashes with a local military priest whose quiet faith stands in stark contrast to his own cynicism. When the chaplain dies saving his life, the director returns home transformed, determined to help the widow and child of the fallen. Desperate for funding, he strikes a deal with a masked, anonymous film blogger known only as The Mask. The condition is simple but unsettling: he must direct under a false name and never show his face. But behind the arrangement lies an old grudge and a long buried thirst for revenge from someone in his past. As the film's premiere nears, the director is drawn into a dangerous game where identity, vengeance, and redemption collide.

In a small village, Henrik Olinger, a faithful father and husband continually trains himself to protect what is good and beautiful. As he tries to convince his village of an imminent barbarian attack, he is mocked and rejected. Henrik is thrown into a bloody assault forced to defend all he loves alone.

A children’s ministry director and a criminal fall for each other as they are forced to work together at the church. As walls break down, both discover God’s love—and a second chance at healing, grace, and unexpected romance.

Hitch, the most popular Rideshare app, has created safe rides for millions. At least, that's what they want you to think. It was only a matter of time before the story went public. The story of that one night. That one, horrific night.

Kate and David leave the hospital after suffering the loss of their unborn baby. As they return back to their isolated house on the water, strange masked lunatics start toying with them, leaving Kate and David with no other way to escape...but to run.

Haley Foster built a big city life in Los Angeles as a top wedding planner at an elite and powerful company run by Ms. Reynolds. When her sister, Angela, insists on getting married Christmas Day on the tree farm in their old hometown of Truxton, Haley is resigned to make her sister’s dreams come true and her parents happy.

An elderly man grapples with the guilt of what he's done in the strange, whimsical land of his subconscious.

Based on the award-winning short story "Life's Reflections - A Fateful Weekend," by Ronald Lamont Canfield, this story peers into the weekend of JFK's assassination as seen through the eyes of a seven-year-old boy, Ronnie. Ronnie has minimal understanding of "the President," and tries to process the sadness that consumes his mother, grandparents and the people across the nation he sees grieving on the news. The weekend contrasts the tragic loss of a beloved President and finding some semblance of normalcy and joy, as the family celebrates Ronnie's little brother's sixth birthday.

Be Careful What You Ask For centers on a woman navigating an unsettling encounter with a man who refuses to take a hint. What begins as an all-too-familiar moment escalates into something far darker, revealing a twist on power, perception, and the consequences of entitlement.