ARGUMENTS. ACCUSATIONS. A RELATIONSHIP ON THE ROCKS. WHEN LYNN MARGOLIS (MICHELLE PARYLAK) DECIDES THE BEST WAY TO DEAL WITH HER PROBLEMS IS TO NOT DEAL WITH THEM, SHE HEADS TO AIRPORT TO TRY TO ESCAPE. IF ONLY IT WERE THAT EASY. AS SHE MOVES THROUGH THE BUSY AIRPORT HER INNER THOUGHTS AND EMOTIONS COME TO LIFE, FORCING HER TO CONFRONT THE CONFLICTS SHE'D RATHER AVOID. WHEN HER FLIGHT IS DELAYED SHE BUYS A BAG OF COOKIES AND SITS DOWN AT THE GATE TO ENJOY A MOMENT ALONE. BUT THE MAN SITTING NEXT TO HER (ERIC ROBERTS) HAS ANOTHER PLAN...WHICH TURNS A SIMPLE PLANE TRIP INTO A GRUELING STRUGGLE BETWEEN 2 STRANGERS THAT WILL TURN THE TABLES ON THEM BOTH.

A young Native American named Cry River embarks on a journey into the deep forest to undergo a vision quest. At the presence of Mother Nature, he finds peace, meditation in solitude, and the meaning of life and death. Using his observational skills, he tries to communicate with the forest, only to be treated indifferently.

Over and over again families struggle to find answers for a diagnosis for which the cause and treatment are not known.Many are told pregnancies should be terminated,and that the prognosis is hopeless. Dandy Kids will depict the experts,advocates, and ultimately the Heroes who by way of faith,perseverance,and unconditional love live life to the fullest every day!Many times this is done minute by minute,second by second,and in the research labs chromosome by chromosome. This documentary is being made in conjunction with Congress,Researchers and those families effected by the various types of Dandy Walker malformations, to promote research and raise awareness, and give HOPE

The Dark Horse is a dramatic story of struggle and redemption. Hearing the news that her father is suffering with dementia, Dana, a Seattle ballet teacher, reluctantly returns to her childhood home on Orcas Island to discover that it is threatened with foreclosure. To save the farm and the family, she must tame her mother's dangerous Friesian horse and ride him to victory in the year's biggest dressage competition. She must also reconcile her warring brothers, and heal a broken heart.

A rich tapestry of faces and cultures, the United States is a nation of immigrants. Despite being built on the strength of this diversity, problems created by a troubled immigration process, combined with increases in illegal immigration, have created a rift in the nation's unity -- sparking heated debates, demonstrations, and calls to action.Documented America examines the current and proposed policies and challenges designed to address illegal immigration within the United States. Weaving together statistics, discussion, and personal stories, this exploration seeks to unify through a commitment to an immigration policy that is fair and welcoming to all seeking access to this great nation, while protecting those who call it home.

Donkey Ollie Shipwrecked is a full length feature HD produced entirely in Arizona by local company Car Angel. Over 14 original songs and loveable children's characters, 2,000,000 copies of Donkey Ollies Adventures One and two in circulation and now 5 broadcast networks airing the adventures in weekly rotation children from 3-9 will love this full-length feature. The award winning production team won an Emmy w/Tutenstein and just released to DVD the Saturday morning Mickey Mouse Playhouse. The preproduction team worked with Will Vinton originator of Claymation. Bring your whole family and don't leave the children at home for this delightful homegrown HD production of Donkey Ollie Shipwrecked. And be sure to check out the number one website on the internet for children's animation Donkey Ollie.

DOPE, a film by Chris Aherns, writer for San Diego counter culture magazine RISEN, is a look at four legendary world champion skateboarders, Jay Adams from Dogtown's Z Boys, Christian Hosoi, Dennis Martinez, Bruce Logan it examines their rise to the top and their descent into the drug and crime culture and slow climb back to life. Narration is by legend Danny Trejo music title song by P.O.D. with addition music by Switchfoot. Archival period footage along with current interviews makes this a must see project.Interviews with legend Stacy Peralta, police officers, transients, skateboarders, parents and loved one shows the true affect that drug use brings to our society the pain and misery it causes. This documentary ends on a positive note.

In 2005, filmmaker Pamela Nice interviewed over 60 young Moroccans, from different backgrounds and parts of the country, about their dreams in life. The film focuses on 7 of the dreams she heard most often, from becoming a singing star, to earning a Ph.D., to just surviving another day. Interviews are spliced with scenes from the daily lives of these young people, who live in big coastal cities as well as smaller inland towns. Some of these young people are committed to developing their country and educating the children of their own neighborhoods. Others risk their lives to escape Morocco and its economic depression. Whatever their dreams, you will not forget them easily.

“A Drop in the Bucket” is an eight minute documentary about teens helping teens. We are two teens from Boulder, Colorado who worked most summers for various community service organizations only to find that we were unable to see the results of our efforts. We felt we had no direct impact and knew we were capable of more than bagging apples and breaking down boxes for the local charities. Though our resources were limited, we wanted to make a difference and show other teens that you don’t have to be Angelina Jolie or Bono in order to impact the lives of others. Accordingly, we formed our own non-profit called CEO 4 Teens (Creating Educational Opportunities for Teens). In June of 2007, we went to Ubud, Indonesia and created three programs with a local college to educate teens: Eligible teens can apply for a full scholarship; a student loan; and after successfully graduating they are able to apply for a microfinance loan to help start their own business. Our goal was to set up a program that will be ongoing for years to come. We interviewed many families and selected ten teens to be our first class to receive a full scholarship to the local college. From start to finish we were able to see the money we raised go directly into the hands of those in need. This has clearly been a life changing project for us as well as the teens we are sponsoring. -Brooks Dyroff -Kenny Haisfield"