Daniel Tyrone Taylor was 16 when he was murdered in the Bronx, New York. His younger sister, 14-year-old Ruby Taylor, was a believer. When she lost her brother, she became a mad believer. Eighteen years later Ruby Taylor embarked on a voyage of self-discovery to answer the question: Can a believer be mad at God? As she examined her family’s reaction to the murder of her brother, as well as her own deep-seated anger towards Jesus, Ms. Taylor gained life-changing insights into the nature of grief and healing. Travel with her to Hospice Pathway Center, grief workshops, and family gatherings, where she reflects on family archives and rediscovers eternal truths.

After an intense day of questioning in a police station about a girl named Chelsey Hood, Robert sets off to find out who she is. He goes home to confront and question his roommate, John, on the situation after hearing his name mentioned in the police station. Following an emotionally charged discussion, the roommates go their separate ways. The next morning brings opportunity for the roommates to reconcile, but a morning newscast about Chelsey Hood threatens to break these roommates up for good.

'Ice Grill, USA' is a vivid yet stark examination of the pursuit of the American Dream. Set in the multicultural landscape of Atlantic City, NJ, 'Ice Grill, USA' examines class struggle and the acquisition of status in a morally indifferent community. Auggie Logan, the film's noble protagonist, fights to remain virtuosity in a city whose principle industry is vice. Seeking to gain the favor of the neighborhood beauty, Auggie is forced to navigate the treacherous paths of the only two career options available: the black market pharmaceutical drug trade and casino hospitality services. Auggie is torn between the sales pitches and life philosophies of his drug dealer best friend and his corporate sellout brother at the behest of their cutthroat bosses.

Lilly’s flower shop is about to be taken over by ruthless real estate mogul HILLARY THORN (40’s), who plans to flatten two blocks of Olde Towne and replace it with a grand galleria, The Thorn Center, a tribute to Hillary’s grandness. The last holdout is Lilly. Additionally, Lilly’s two-timing husband WILFORD (30’s, attorney) is suddenly fighting their divorce. (Wilford is also conniving with Hillary and the MAYOR.) To further complicate matters, Lilly’s underage shop helper, VICTOR (16), passionately, but unsuccessfully, jumps Lilly in a fit of infatuation. (Heretofore he’d thought he was gay.) What else? Into our young Lilly’s life returns the man who’d once been the secure centerpiece but then left suddenly, her DAD. Just one hitch – Dad’s been dead for 12 years. (Lilly is the only person who can see Dad.)

"Trapped: Haitian Nights" is the last Hollywood production in Haiti before the devastating earthquake of January 12, 2010. Shot primarily in Haiti, Miami and Los Angeles, this exciting psychological thriller delves into the world of Voodoo and the fragility of the mind.

Trapped in a world where her courage is tested, Justine is confronted with traumatic news. With regret and reluctance, Justine is forced to make life changing decisions that will ultimately detour her relationship and dreams. As she battles the hands of time---will hope be enough or will her world come crashing down?

The film displays these students’ struggles to overcome the misconception that their school and community cannot produce intellectual and scholarly young people. With the support of their school, neighborhood, and each other, the students dispel this myth as they realize that all they need to be successful is hard work and a belief in themselves.