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In Guadeloupe, a series of mysterious murders is shaking the small community. At every crime scene, a strange and macabre detail recurs: the presence of an object placed near the bodies, like the killer’s signature. Terrified, the residents find themselves trapped in an invisible terror, and the usually peaceful island descends into chaos.
Faced with the magnitude of the case, the head of the police unit, Commander Alex Amos — a pragmatic man — decides to form a team of two officers : Arkany G 
"In the midst of being hunted by a sinister organization, a mysterious woman finds temporary refuge with a hip couple after a near-fatal accident. As she recovers from her injuries, the couple soon realizes that their compassionate act has put them at the center of a nightmarish struggle against relentless forces determined to claim her.
The passing of a toxic family member brings attention to how a family can be held emotionally hostage by one person.
A people-pleasing black boy, gets fed up with being bullied by his tyrannically conservative American history teacher.
A Dream Deferred chronicles the extraordinary life of Ed Dwight, the first Black astronaut candidate. A man whose determination to break barriers reached from the airfields of Kansas to the edge of space itself. Raised near an airport, young Ed fell in love with the sight of planes soaring overhead. When desegregation opened the doors of the U.S. Armed Forces, he rushed to enlist as a pilot, only to face rejection after rejection, and even a ban from his local recruiting office. Undeterred, Ed wrote directly to the Pentagon, setting in motion a journey that would make history. 
In the shadow of Jesus' crucifixion, Pete (Curtis Nelson II) and Veronica (Jasmine Burke) struggle with their marriage as tensions rise in their communication. Religious leader Jason Ricketts (John Bentley) played a role in the death of Jesus Christ (Lucius Rouser IV) and reluctantly, Pete begins anger management therapy with Dr. Johnson (Tina Witherby) after numerous attempts from his wife for him to go. During their sessions, Pete reflects on how all the other disciples were drawn to Jesus, captivated by His miracles and message of love and redemption. This modern depiction of the Gospel story enfolds as the quest to become more like Jesus is evident throughout the story telling in the counseling sessions. Talking though the therapy sessions helped Pete come to the realization that Jesus Christ is the same, Yesterday Today Forever.
When a devout young preacher's faith is shattered by a traumatic childhood tragedy, his attempts to rebuild his life as an adult are upended by haunting visions, supernatural warnings, and the reemergence of unresolved guilt, forcing him to confront the demons of his past... before they destroy his family.
On her 21st birthday, a heartbroken teenage girl revisits the bittersweet moments of her previous relationship before finally letting go of the past.
Birmingham, Alabama is not what you think it is.
As Goes The South is a 45-minute film about Birmingham, Alabama that reveals the character of a modern, Southern city hidden behind the outsized reputation of the state of Alabama. It acknowledges Birmingham’s fight for progress in one of the nation’s most hostile state governments since Reconstruction, but it doesn’t linger on the fight. As Goes The South also highlights the city’s promise, creativity, resilience, and most importantly, its people - against all odds. 
The Mission Possible Book Award Movie is a documentary movie based on the success of Dr. Chisholm’s award-winning book, Mission Possible: How to Graduate from College Debt-Free. Additionally, the movie documentary encapsulates a remarkable story about hope, overcoming challenges, beating the odds, bouncing back after the loss of loved ones, and turning all that adversity into something positive, inspirational, and extraordinary as the movie documentary follows the success of book, Mission Possible: How to Graduate from College Debt-Free and its author, Dr. Juan Phillip Chisholm.
A man is forced to relive his grief in the hours following the release of his best friends' murderer.
Dr. Tiberius James Grants, a brilliant, but obsessive physicist who makes a breakthrough in teleportation using wormholes. Driven by curiosity, or perhaps by the arrogance of man, Dr. Grants becomes the first human to journey through a wormhole. What he finds on the other side is not just a new world, but an entanglement with the elusive God Particle itself. Now faced with a choice that could alter the fabric of reality and the fate of humanity, Dr. Grants must confront the ultimate question: just because we can, does it mean we should? With cosmic stakes, mind-bending visuals, and a unique blend of wit and wonder, The Ethereal is a cinematic experience that dares to ask: what lies beyond the veil of dimensions, and what part
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Shit Black Girls Think' uniquely invites viewers into the inner thoughts of our main characters, Naomi, Willow, and Alexis. breaking the fourth wall, the trio directly share their candid and unfiltered 'thoughts' with the audience, offering a window into their minds.
This innovative narrative device adds an extra layer of intimacy and authenticity, allowing the audience to connect on a deeper level with the characters. As the trio faces the challenges of adulthood, 'Shit Black Girls Think' invites viewers on a laughter-filled and thought-provoking journey. The series captures the essence of modern urban life with a perfect blend of comedy and drama, creating a space for genuine conversations while celebrating the joy and resilience found in the intersectionality of Black womanhood. 
Dive into the captivating narrative of HoodTrophy Bino -
a California hip-hop artist from the projects of South Central and Palmdale, discovered by Soulja Boy in jail, and destined to overcome the generational curse of poverty and incarceration plaguing all of the males in his immediate and extended family. Bino opens up about the trials and triumphs that shaped his life - offering insights into the challenges of growing up in a tough environment. From overcoming adversity to pursuing his dreams, Bino shares poignant stories that resonate with authenticity and resilience. Join us as we explore the powerful narrative of self-discovery, perseverance, and breaking free from the chains of the past. Don't miss out on this inspiring tale of transformation into a Trophy! 
In essence, the film argues that our minds are under siege. We live in a world that tries to mold us, and our own thoughts can become a mental prison. True freedom isn't just escaping, it's about what we do with our liberated minds. Overall it's about the importance of mental health
July 4th in East New York. Tomiwa, the 13-year-old son of a Nigerian immigrant mother, ventures out in search of fireworks against her wishes. But when he crosses into a White neighborhood with two other boys, he learns the value of community the hard way.
At 64 and still in prison, John must navigate trauma and aging in a space that is not designed for a geriatric population. Like others, he faces the challenges of stairs, top bunks, food that is not made for human consumption, timely and adequate health care, and the everyday risks of violence and exploitation. John’s story is a call and a demand for compassion and justice.
A white MAGA father and his Latina daughter have an encounter with a Black man while taking a road trip across the desert.
 Free(d) by Faith
Derek, a young man struggling to leave behind a life of crime, faces the weight of impending fatherhood with his girlfriend Crystal. When he attempts to steal a BMW, he discovers its driver is Ray— a man who was once just like him. The encounter sparks a volatile battle of regret, anger, and redemption that neither can walk away from. As Derek is pulled deeper into his criminal ties, Ray risks everything to protect him, leading to a tragic showdown. Past Due is a gritty, emotionally charged story about breaking cycles of violence, the cost of redemption, and the fragile bonds of fatherhood.
'Roots and Blues' is a documentary exploring the extraordinary life and lasting legacy of Muddy Waters—born McKinley Morganfield—the father of modern Chicago blues. From his humble Mississippi Delta beginnings to becoming a global icon, Muddy’s journey is the embodiment of the American Dream: a testament to resilience, creativity, and the transformative power of music. Set against Chicago’s vibrant South Side, the film showcases how his groundbreaking sound shaped the blues, rock and roll, and countless other genres. Executive Producer and Co-Director Chandra Cooper, Muddy Waters’ great-granddaughter, highlights the Muddy Waters MOJO Museum, housed in his first home, which became a gathering place for legendary musicians and will soon serve as a cultural center. 'Roots and Blues' celebrates Muddy’s enduring influence, the city that embraced him, and the global impact of Chicago blues. 
A chance encounter between a guarded botanist and a quietly devoted landscaper sparks an unexpected connection. As attraction begins to take root, unspoken pain and buried truths linger beneath the surface. Episode One plants the first seeds of a psychological thriller where love feels fragile, beauty carries risk, and every bloom hides its thorns.
Comedy series involving a group of friends who find themselves in uncanny and precarious situations! In this episode the Friends prepare to pull off the biggest "JOB" of their lives, let's see how it plays out!
A woman is awakened by the sound of her car being repoed and she's not about to let that happen.
A documentary on the 1970s punk trio Death, and their new-found popularity decades after they disbanded.
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