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Even in your darkest times, you are never alone. From the creators of the highly acclaimed motion picture "King's Faith" comes Wildflower, a powerful film that reveals how hope can be found even in your darkest moments. Creatively gifted college student Chloe Moray (Nathalia Ramos, House of Anubis) finds solace from a difficult childhood in her art. But when a terrifying dream begins to recur night after night, Chloe starts to believe that it might be a suppressed memory and that she may have witnessed a terrible crime as a little girl. Her search to find answers sends her on a journey that forces Chloe to confront her own past traumas and leads her to cross paths with Josh (Cody Longo, Not Today), a young man dealing with his own personal trauma. Together they find the key to unlocking a decade-old cold case. But when the authorities don't believe them, Chloe's new-found hope is challenged in this extraordinary story of faith, triumph and healing...

Just when you thought the battle had been won... While the first "God's Not Dead" film followed a young Christian student who challenged his atheist teacher to examine his lack of faith, the new film will address the freedom of religion, as high school teacher Grace Wesley (Melissa Joah Hart) faces opposition when she tries to speak about Jesus Christ openly in her classroom...

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Live life with everything you've got. Set in suburan America in 1965, Different Drummers is based on a true story of friendship and adventure, that will forever change the lives of two unique boys. Different Drummers is a deeply inspirational and transcendent family film – based on a true story – about the unusual spiritual journey and unlikely friendship of two boys growing up in Spokane, Washington in the mid 1960s. Eleven-year-old David, wheelchair-bound by muscular dystrophy, is growing progressively weaker, while his friend, Lyle (10), has a problem with an increasingly high energy level. David informs Lyle that their teacher is about to die and states that the source of this sad revelation is none other than God. When their teacher does die, a doubtful and confused Lyle feels he must find out for certain if God exists. Inspired by his TV idol, Jack LaLanne, and LaLanne’s message of “working a miracle through intestinal fortitude and willpower,” Lyle convinces David that he can ..

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