When Detective Sarah takes in her troubled teenage niece Emily, she discovers a dark family secret—Emily carries the curse of the Blue Moon. As the full moon rises, Sarah is forced into a dangerous world of bloodlines, betrayals, and supernatural forces that threaten to tear them apart. Howl of the Blue Moon is a haunting supernatural crime drama that explores loyalty, sacrifice, and the thin line between humanity and the monster within.

In a crumbling world where climate crisis, human trafficking, child abduction, and the ruthless greed of urbanization intersect, one forgotten elderly soul during pandemic 2020 becomes a mirror to humanity’s downfall.
This surreal, dystopian yet poetic cinematic journey dives deep into themes of displacement, ecological destruction, and the profound loneliness that festers in a society obsessed with artificial connections and material gain.
The story follows an elderly person abandoned amidst the neon lights of urban prosperity. Their isolation gradually turns into a haunting symbol of collective loss — showing how, in the name of progress, we are losing everything: rivers, forests, livelihoods, homes, families, identities, and our very dignity.
This film serves not just as a cautionary tale, but also as an elegy — a quiet reminder of what we are letting vanish forever.
This film blends elements of poetic realism, social commentary, and dystopian allegory to evoke deep reflection.

When somebody dies, it can be very stressful for all involved, especially for the person who died. On meeting Death, a documentary filmmaker talks him into sitting for an interview in which Death talks about the many different ways people deal with the news of their demise.

"The Gold of the Sun" takes you into the enchanting world of wood artist Rob de Looff, better known as Robin Wood. His deep, almost mystical love for wood forms the very core of his art. Where others see waste in fallen city trees, Rob recognizes the history and stories that lie within this discarded material. With his artistic spirit and a touch of magic, he reawakens this wood as beautiful music boxes that possess an undeniable charm; each one a condensed fairy-tale forest.

Filled with wondrous melodies, these delicate musical creations transcend their material form and resonate in thousands of households worldwide, where they bring joy and connect people through the language of music.

"The Gold of the Sun" captures the soul of Robin Wood, where love for nature, music, and human connection come together in a wondrous way.

The true story of a small town kid who dreamed of building America’s first Supercar.
Gerald Wiegert grew up in a small town in Michigan. After attending art schools and college he moves to California
and proceeds to chase his dream of designing and building a "supercar" to compete against the European exotics such as Ferrari and Lamborghini.
He uses his artistic skills and power of persuasion to entice others to help him build his dream car and to "invest" in his vision of an American built supercar. His journey to chase his dream includes Sultans, celebrities, dictators, drug cartels and influential people from around the globe and around the cultural spectrum.
Like a modern day "PT Barnum" Gerald Wiegert manipulates enough "believers" to achieve his goal of building his Vector car company. After appearing on the cover of every car magazine in the world and building roughly 20 cars Wiegert gets kicked out of his own company like Steve Jobs was.
In a true life "Tucker" meets "The Wolf of Wall Street" this story of chasing your dreams at any price not only inspires but gives the audience a real perspective on what it takes to succeed and what price some are willing to pay.
The many layers of story telling examine not only what it takes to follow your dreams, but also the toll it takes on a dreamer's relationships from business partners to fathers and sons.
Should we chase our dreams?
Should we meet our heroes?
Watch and decide for yourself......