
Follows the history of the McDonald’s All American Games, the annual basketball exhibitions of next-generation talent that have catapulted high school seniors into the NBA and WNBA since 1977.

Follows the history of the McDonald’s All American Games, the annual basketball exhibitions of next-generation talent that have catapulted high school seniors into the NBA and WNBA since 1977.

When a man receives a mysterious letter from his lost love, he is drawn to Silent Hill, a once familiar town now consumed by darkness.

By day, they’re invisible—valets, hostesses, and bartenders at a luxury hotel. By night, they’re the Carjackers, a crew of skilled drivers who track and rob wealthy clients on the road. As they plan their ultimate heist, the hotel director hires a ruthless hitman, to stop them at all costs. With danger closing in, can Nora, Zoe, Steve, and Prestance pull off their biggest score yet?

Dot embarks on an unexpected treasure hunt for her father, facing danger and uncovering his espionage connections with friends.

After a catastrophic military disaster, the dead don’t just rise – they hunt. Ava searches for her missing husband, but what she finds is far more terrifying.

SEEN is a groundbreaking feature-length documentary that not only explores the transformative power of personal healing for parents but also delves into the scientifically supported effects of such healing on parenting and its impact on child brain development.

As a lawyer investigates the murder of a colleague, he finds himself more connected to the crime than anyone else.

A married couple, reeling from loss, are thrust into a nightmarish situation when a demonic entity invades their guesthouse.

In the 1970s on a airline flight, Gloria and her friends try to hook up with people to join the ‘mile high club’.

A fisherman contends with an ocean-borne outbreak that threatens his seaside island community.

After a bombing in 1980s England, a reporter is tasked with finding the truth in this first-person, fixed-time investigative thriller.

Regina Louise, an abandoned black child, is placed in a home where she demonstrates anger issues. Jeanne Kerr, a white counselor, empathizes with her and they form a bond which leads to a petition for adoption. The director of the home, a black woman, informs the counselor that she will fight the petition believing that a black child could not be raised by a white woman. The judge agrees. Regina is sent to a private institution and Jeanne’s attempts to communicate with her are hindered. When Regina comes of age, the institution releases her, with no financial or other support; however, they turn over all of Jeanne’s letters which were held from her. Regina pursues an education and begins a search for the woman she always thought of as her mother.