UNSEEN: How We’re Failing Parent Caregivers & Why It Matters exposes the challenges and barriers faced by many parents caring for disabled or medically complex children and adults, with the goal of increasing support and resources for caregiving families. Through the power of unfiltered, compelling stories, the Unseen documentary cultivates compassion and serves as a catalyst for change for the caregivers in our communities.

SKYDIVING OVER SIXTY follows a group of elite senior athletes as they hurtle through the sky at 120 miles per hour attempting to break a skydiving world record. A retired school teacher, professional photographer, missionary, and many others literally join hands mid-air to create a massive skydiving formation that will earn their place in the record books. Through their courage, teamwork and shared passion, this team of ‘golden flyers’ shatter expectations of aging.

LISTEN TO THE SILENCE: Women Trapped in the Opioid Epidemic explores the stories of courageous women, regardless of their racial, cultural or financial backgrounds, battling opioid use disorder (OUD).

This poignant film captures not only the tragic toll of Russia’s war on Ukraine, but also the resilience and courage of those impacted. Witness the experience of people of faith who embraced Ukrainian refugees, the charitable and relief works and solidarity of countless citizens and organizations around the world, who together inspired Ukraine to continue in the cause of justice and freedom.

Come Adore Him” with Jonathan McReynolds - Grammy Award winner, and Naomi Rain - musical artist of the award winning "Maverick City Music," join Southwestern Adventist University Symphony Orchestra & Singers to bring you an inspirational evening of Christmas songs and messages. Featuring Christmas messages from Dr. Carlton P. Byrd, renowned speaker and president of Southwest Region Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

This is the story about a man, Moisei Beregovsky, who spent his entire life collecting Jewish folk music in Ukraine and about the fate of his archive, long presumed lost… A small, frail-looking man with phonograph in hand, he accomplished the impossible: he rescued the living voice of his people from the flames of the Holocaust.

An Egyptian American returns to her birth home to Cairo, Egypt, and uncovers a family legacy through the work of her missionary father, Swailem Sidhom Hennein. As she follows her family’s path from a remote village to South Sudan and to America, she discovers how the struggles and faith of her ancestors affect her own life.

A Serenade for Shepherds is a stirring celebration of the Christmas Story hosted by High Point University with Dr. Michael B. Brown as Preacher. This Christmas 2021 special features music by the HPU Chorale as well as by Broadway performers and Grammy-winning recording artists. Dr. Brown (an author and motivational speaker) served for ten years as Senior Minister of America’s oldest Protestant congregation, Marble Collegiate Church on 5th Avenue in New York City.

Hummus, The Movie is a story of faith, community, and growth told through the eyes of a dietary staple and superfood, humus!! Behold secret recipes, a Guinness World Record and the power of hummus to bring Muslims, Christians and Jews together - in the Middle East, America and around the world.

St. Joseph: Our Spiritual Father provides viewers with a glimpse into one of the most incredible lives in all of human history — a figure whose spiritual fatherhood remains open to all of us.

The second part in a two-part documentary, Brightness of Noon chronicles faith activists who, inspired by the Biblical precept of Welcoming the Stranger, defend the rights of asylum seekers and refugees. By hearing from religious leaders and the vulnerable families they are assisting, the film seeks to uphold the dignity of human life and protect religious freedom.

In a world wracked by religious strife and intolerance, the Bahá’í Faith advocates the unity of the major world religions as a path toward world peace. Now, for the first time, a documentary film tells the amazing true story of this faith’s origins.

This compelling and timely film follows the life-changing experience of a group of Miami students, participants in a one-of-a-kind interactive oral history film project, who interviewed Holocaust survivors and documented their memories, stories, and lessons learned. Names, Not Numbers takes you along these students’ journey as they forged lasting relationships with the survivors, who shared their personal stories and reflections for a better tomorrow.