What truly makes this educational and "experimental" to the film industry is the first of its kind, global time animated map of continental origins that utilizes the entire surface of the planet. This film is an absolute game changer in the geologic field by cartographic excellence. It is intended to enhance "Earth Sciences 101", unveiling the evidence that leaves no possibility to ever return to the use of the Pangea notion (or its dynamic earth predecessors). Discovering the geologic origin for the South Atlantic Anomaly produces a new model of continental origins contrary to the Pangea Model of Plate Tectonic Theory. It not only supersedes the Pangea Model based upon the latest evidence, but also proves the one time global catastrophe known as the great global flood of holy writ. The conclusive evidence of the barrier between Africa and South America, makes any debate simply academic at this point. Over a decade of intense research went into this project that truly adds to the data base of human knowledge. By strictly following the "World Magnetic Anomaly Map" as a guide and confirming the compositions and depths, the base 4K animated map of continental origins took over 3 years to compile.

This documentary/drama tells the true stories of four people who leave ancestors to follow Jesus and speaks of the repercussions of their decision and how they dealt with it. The film takes the format of interviews interspersed with dramatic reenactments and is divided into 5 chapters.

Filmed on location in seven different states during 1980-1981, America?s most loved and original music genre is the subject of ?That?s Bluegrass?. This care-free, fast-moving documentary lovingly examines our home-grown musical heritage from the simple front porch fiddler to famous Nashville recording stars. ?That?s Bluegrass? listens in as accomplished amateurs do some ?picking and grinning? at outdoor festivals and play songs handed down from generation to generation. Jimmy Martin recounts his growth from a simple southern farm boy to the energetic, toe-tapping ?bad boy of bluegrass.? The legendary Ralph Stanley describes how his religious upbringing in North Carolina formed the basis of his unique style loved by bluegrass fans everywhere. The highpoint of this colorful film presents the last filmed interview and performance of the beloved Lester Flatt of ?The Beverly Hillbillies? and ?Flatt and Scruggs? fame. His band?s performances of ?Foggy Mountain Breakdown? and ?The Ballad of Jed Clampett? are guaranteed to put a smile on your face and get your toes tapping.

Wosaka tells the incredible story of Basil O?onnell-Jones, a thrill-seeking young man who, while in the Rhodesian Army? Light Infantry, was shot in the head during a deployment, declared dead, and then returned to life 28 minutes later. Within those 28 minutes, Basil felt his soul leaving his body and experienced seeing his entire life flash before him. After coming back to life, he was told he would never walk, talk, or write ever again, a prognosis that would send him into depression and anger. For the next 18 months, he continually searched his heart and soul for answers, but found none. It wasn? until an Army medic shared the Gospel and his conversion story with him that Basil found the answers and peace he was so desperately seeking. Basil today has miraculously regained many of his abilities and has dedicated his life to Christ, serving his Church and sharing his life and testimony with people worldwide.

This feature documentary uses interviews, reenactments, and archival materials to explore three writers who wrote within the Christian science-fiction genre.

Charismatic activist Jahmal Cole works tirelessly to build a better Chicago for the teens in his neglected community, even if it comes at the cost of his home, his family, and his safety.

Experience 5 days of rocking, crowd pumping Blues competition packed with passion, blues music, and suspense. Discover the people who keep The Blues alive on Beale Street and the powerful international impact of America? musical gift to the world.

Who is this Jesus? Archaeologist, author, and historian Chris Sinkinson seeks to answer the question in a down-to-earth, no-nonsense style, specifically designed to help people with no previous knowledge of Jesus to have a better understanding of who he is.

A team from Emanuel Lutheran Church in New Haven, IN travel to Point of Grace Academy in Kisumu, Kenya for a mission trip. They set out to teach vacation Bible school and to build a chicken coop. The team quickly discovers the growing number of children (most of whom are orphans) and their need for nourishment.

I Will Rise is an award-winning and eye-opening documentary that exposes the brutal reality of human trafficking. This film not only takes viewers on a journey into part of Christine McDonald's life, a survivor of 20 years of being commercially exploited, but viewers will hear from subject matter experts as well. This film shines a light on the complex truth of exploitation of the vulnerable, especially children. It also educates on the efforts of several organizations who are working tirelessly to combat this horrific billion dollar industry.

Rosalee Glass, a 102 year-old Holocaust survivor, shares her secrets to living a long life and shows us that it is never too late to live your dream.

There's always HOPE even though the world looks hopeless! This unique 90-minute documentary film combines stories from Salvation-History linked to modern stories to both inspire & equip you to hear God's voice today!

Abandoned and abused, Lynnette struggles for years to rescue herself from the wreckage. Through Christ, she finds forgiveness and works with her family to heal. Walk with the whole family as they share the memories, heartaches, and joy that comes from forgiveness.

Ten International Piano competition winners perform a concert in Shanghai, China to celebrate Mozart? 260th birthday. The concert excites everyone in the audience because most of them are either pianists or piano aficionados. Finally, the concert is expanded to one that broke the Shanghai Great World Guinness Record, with 260 pianists playing one melody at one venue to preserve classical music.