A New Eden – Written, Directed, and Produced by Christopher Crompton
Based on and narrated by Chelsea Reynold’s real-life testimony, a flight attendant’s high-flying lifestyle quickly takes a dark turn as she is unexpectedly daignosed with sudden deafness. Depressive benders and alcohol addiciton shove Chelsea down a pit of turmoil with seemingly no way out. Chelse needs a miracle. She remembers the there is only One person who could possibly provide her way out.
Barnabas and Paul – Written, Directed, and Produced by Stuart Lachlan Bennett
The Apostle Paul is known as a pillar of the early church, but the key to his success was Barnabas. After his conversion, Saul’s ministry was limited until Barnabas invited him to help with the church in Antioch, changing everything for Saul and the spread of Christianity. Their joint ministry became incredibly powerful as God used their backgrounds to open doors to share the Gospel. But the relationship between the two evangelists didn’t last and they eventually parted ways.
Crown of Flowers – Written, Directed, and Produced by Gary Centrone. Co-Producer is Danica-Rae Miles
While out for a walk in the local forest, a mother is haunted by her memories of anxiety when she and her son flee from an attacker, and become lost in the forest.
Crown of Flowers explores ‘anxiety’ where everything is perfectly normal and when it is not. This was contrasted by the quietness of home and the outdoors, in the forest.
Dream or reality… the past and the future often collide in the present. These are times of solitude and contemplation… and anxiety.
Winner of 5 Awards (Nominated for 13) – 168 Film Festival
– Best Cinematography
– Best Write of Passage Film
– Best International Film
– Best Director (Gary Centrone)
– Best of the Festival
The film is now being developed into a Feature, with full funding by private investors.
Eximo – Directed by Mayed Al Qasimi, Written by Andrew Pallett, and Produced by Alex Di Cuffa, and starring actor Oscar Salem
Merald and Shaylyn, two skilled engineers, are part of a pioneering mission to the outer reaches of Earth’s solar system. When Shaylyn declines Merald’s invitation to dinner with his family, it seems like a trivial decision—until everything changes. A catastrophic failure in the Kepler drive triggers an emergency evacuation, and as chaos unfolds, Merald’s only thought is Shaylyn. Racing against time, he leads her back to his family, hoping to escape together—only to face unexpected betrayal. Forced to seek another way off the ship, they crash-land on a desolate moon, their fates entwined in a struggle for survival. With oxygen low and hope fading, Merald makes a choice that will define them both forever.
La Langue – Written, Directed, and Produced by Béla Baptiste
Picture this: you’re about to watch a video on YouTube, but first, you have to sit through a forced advertisement. This ad introduces La Langue – a fictional toothbrush that mimics the movements of a human tongue. This bizarre yet meticulously designed product is presented as an essential item for personal hygiene.
Oh, Johnny! – Directed by Lawrence Schwartz and Produced by Lawrence Schwartz and Neil Schwartz
John Santillo, a World War II D-Day survivor, travels back overseas for the 75th Anniversary of D-Day to relive his time at war. Through a story that moves between the past and present, John opens up about the time he spent overseas using his unique blend of charisma, optimism and humor that captivates everyone he meets along his journey.
This film follows two narratives: John’s life as a soldier during the 1940s and John’s 2019 D-Day anniversary trip to France. Through the interweaving of these two stories, the film contrasts John’s time as a young man drafted into the military with his view on the war now as a ninety-seven year old veteran. As he faces haunting and emotional memories and locations from his past, John comes to grips with how deeply the war affected him.
Sanitorium – Written and Directed by Bruno Martínez and Produced by Julia Sala Silla
In the world of entertainment and mass media, ethics is sometimes just another obstacle… Sanitorium, a short film that blends horror and social critique, takes us into a television studio where the relentless pursuit of ratings knows no limits.
Simon Says – Directed by Michael J Prieto, Written by Jason Campbell, and Produced by Steve Prieto
After graduating from college, Tyler Mudrick moves to Hollywood to pursue his acting career and dream of becoming a working actor/ movie star. Soon enough he finds out it isn’t all glitz and glamour as he thought. Memories of his past start hunting him after he meets a Hollywood mogul named Simon. With the stakes getting higher with each audition, Tyler learns that his manager/ Hollywood mogul wants much more than he is willing to give in order to book the part and get his big break.
Voices of Hope – Directed and Produced by Steven William Johnson
“Voices of Hope” is an inspiring documentary that chronicles the transformative journey of a group of Christian musicians who use monthly visits to the Rush City, Minnesota maximum security prison to mentor members of a prisoner-led worship group. Through weekly sessions filled with music, prayer, and personal stories, both mentors and mentees confront the challenges of incarceration, share their faith, and discover redemption and purpose through music. As the prisoners learn to express their struggles and hopes through songwriting and performance, they build a sense of community and purpose that transcends their circumstances. The film not only highlights the profound impact of mentorship and faith but also showcases the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
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