138 stories

Dawn Anna
About a Columbine school massacre.

Life Itself
A five chapter anthology.

Frankie and Alice
A true story about a dancer with dissociative identity disorder.

Eight days a week
Based on the Beatles song of the same name.

Deadman Walking
Based on a non fiction book of the same name.

Rose Hill
Based on the novel For the Roses.

Everybody’s Fine
A remake of an Italian film.

The Light Between Oceans
A film based on thé 2012 novel of the same name.

Tall Girl
A sixteen-year-old is the tallest in the school.

The First Wives Club
Divorced ladies get together.

They
A group of four adults experience night terrors.

The Lost Valentine
Based on the James Michael Pratt novel of the same name.

Rich and Famous
Two ambitious women forge an unlikely friendship at college, bonded by dreams of literary success. Years later, their paths diverge dramatically—one becomes a celebrated novelist living a glamorous Manhattan life, while the other struggles as a struggling writer in obscurity. When they reunite, envy and resentment simmer beneath their reunion as they confront the harsh realities of ambition, success, and sacrifice. Their friendship becomes a battleground of competing desires: one craves validation and recognition, the other seeks authenticity and love. As their lives intertwine once more, they must navigate betrayal, jealousy, and the question of whether true friendship can survive when one woman has everything the other desperately wanted. A sharp exploration of ambition, female rivalry, and the cost of chasing dreams.

Dead Man Walking
A death row inmate and a nun forge an unlikely bond as his execution date approaches. Sister Helen Prejean, a compassionate Catholic educator, becomes a spiritual advisor to Matthew Poncelet, a hardened convict convicted of murder and rape. As she delves into his case, she grapples with her own moral convictions about capital punishment, redemption, and justice. Matthew oscillates between defiance and vulnerability, revealing glimpses of humanity beneath his brutal exterior. Their relationship challenges both characters—Helen risks her faith community's disapproval while Matthew confronts his past and mortality. The film examines systemic injustice, the victims' families' anguish, and whether anyone deserves forgiveness. Ultimately, it's a profound meditation on compassion, the death penalty's human cost, and whether redemption exists even in darkness.

Kristin’s Christmas Past
Kristin, a cynical, workaholic marketing executive, receives an unexpected second chance when a mysterious visitor whisks her back through her own holiday memories. Forced to confront the Christmases she missed—the family dinners she skipped, the traditions she abandoned, the love she overlooked—Kristin witnesses how her relentless pursuit of success fractured the relationships that once mattered most. As she revisits pivotal moments with her estranged family and the childhood sweetheart she left behind, Kristin discovers that her carefully constructed life feels hollow. With time running out and one final holiday approaching, she must decide whether to repeat her mistakes or embrace the messy, imperfect beauty of genuine connection. A poignant tale of redemption, this story explores whether it's ever truly too late to come home.

A Will of their Own
Six générations de females with one family.

14 Going on 30
A fourteen year old experiences rapid aging.

Dudley Do Right
A live action film based on the cartoon.

True Women
Based on a 1993 novel.

Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Based on the 1996 novel of the same name