Along the Way
Screenplay by: Alejandro Leopardi
Along the Way is a drama about a high school senior dealing with the ever
increasing pressures of growing up. His mother is relentless about grades and college,
he is constantly being shot down by girls, tearing down his already low self-esteem,
and his friends do little to help. Alcohol, the one thing he swore he would never do,
and parties become his escape and take precedence over everything else. His downward
spiral may end up preventing him from doing anything good with his life.
The Back Road
  Screenplay by: Rick Foster & Alex Rubenstein
A man who spent twelve years in jail for murdering the biker that raped and murdered
his wife. reunites with his now teenage son, who has been raised by his Father-in-law,
Ret. AF General. Together they take to the road to recapture the lives they had all
in some way lost through this tragedy.
The Baptism of John Branco
Screenplay by: Dave Schmeling
A displaced Midwestern letter carrier struggles to survive Hurricane Katrina
with a courageous band of neighbors in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward.
The Binding of Bombingham
Screenplay by: Fred Wright
Against the demands of his wife, a black coal-miner secretly participates in the
1963 Birmingham Civil Rights movement along with his young daughter, hoping to turn
the tide of the foundering movement and help his daughter overcome her own personal
demons caused by growing up among the systems of segregation and discrimination.
But as murderous racists begin to target Abe for taking part in the movement, he
struggles to make a heart-wrenching decision -- abandon the struggling movement
for the physical safety of his family but feed his daughter's demons, or heed the
calls to participate to try to redeem his daughter and the movement, but put his
marriage at risk and his family in mortal danger.
The Chinese Disco
Screenplay by: John Harris
Three childhood friends turn an ordinary Chinese restaurant into DC's
hottest dance club during the early Reagan era.
Cover to Cover
Screenplay by: Megan Burr
Cover to Cover follows the inner workings of a library and its attempts to stay
open, specifically through a series of fundraisers run by the manager, Danny.
At the same time, Danny is slowly falling for a woman named Al, who checks out
books solely for the interesting covers. Throughout the script, Danny and Al
(as well as the library's staff) deal with the problems that result from
running a library during the age of the Internet.
Gossamer Folds
 Screenplay by: Bridget Flanery-Fownes
In 1986, nine-year-old Tate Millikin is unwillingly moved by his parents to the
suburbs of Kansas City. Armed with a pocket dictionary and badly in need of a haircut,
Tate forms unlikely and forbidden friendships with the retired African-American
English professor and his transvestite son next door.
HELD
Screenplay by: Suzanne Kelman
A reclusive myopic professor finds himself in a race against time to save
the life of a critically ill Jewish university student hiding in his attic,
during World War ll. In a last desperate attempt to save the young man's
life, he injects himself with the disease to find a cure.
Making Up With Mortella
Screenplay by: Belle Karper
A MORTAL WOMAN is thrust into the world of the After-Life and must use her
newly-awoken powers with MAKEUP to outwit the DEVIL since he's found a LOOP-HOLE
in the definition of 'Life after Death' and is snatching people that are GOOD,
just because they died UGLY...
Marytale
 Screenplay by: Alfredo Salvatore Arcilesi
Having been diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer, on again/off again prostitute,
Mary Sieranable, and her seven year old blind daughter, Maddie, embark on a journey
to the beach, a journey that will change their lives.
Not All That Glitters Is Gold
Screenplay by: Leonardo De Leon
Michael Stone thinks that the guy in the Ferrari across the street was more fortunate
than him, but he'll eventually find out that nothing is as it seems.
Roadside Crosses
Screenplay by: Solace Pineo
Sometimes you have to find someone before you can let them go. When their estranged
sister dies suddenly, two young adults hit the road to retrace her path, rediscover
who she was, and erect a roadside cross in her remembrance. Their long and rocky
journey reveals much about both their sister and themselves.
Vara
Screenplay by: Beth Curry
Delicate, but bursting with imagination, Vara is raised by the circus in Paris,
1955. After her mother's death, she falls into the care of a German man whose
adoration turns to obsession. She meets a boy who starts working at the circus
and falls in love. She wants to escape, but must wait for her mother's return,
who she believes is still alive. She has been raised on lies. In this intriguing
and surreal world of escape and vulnerability, she fights to discover her truth.
But could it be more than she bargained for?
What's Your Story Morning Glory?
Screenplay by: Craig Volk
A bio-drama on the life and times of Verne Sankey, America's first Public Enemy #1.
Set during America's Great Depression, it portrays a little known historical
figure who was a bootlegger, kidnapper and family man. It is likewise the story of
his wife Fern, the devoted spouse and mother who may or may not have been a
co-conspirator in Sankey's many crimes. (Based on the published biography by
Tim Bjorkman.)
Winged Victory
Screenplay by: Blue Spruell
Following his heroic father's untimely death, an aimless boy consigned to
military school finds inspiration when his father's wartime journal sparks his
ascension into manhood.
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