A beautiful film about forgiveness and how a person’s character can be transformed through God’s infinite love and the love of those who have been hurt the most.

Christmas at the Barnetts’ house isn’t just about festive cheer. Relationships within their family and among their neighbors are marked by several misunderstandings. A film about the characters’ journey toward one another, as well as about generosity, love, and reconciliation.

The true story of James Robert “Rady” Kennedy. A moving and sensitive drama about how lending a helping hand to a man with a disability ultimately became a way of helping himself and those around him. A film that will make you laugh, cry, and warm your heart.

The true story of immigration lawyer Judy Wood, who spearheaded a change in U.S. asylum law that saved the lives of tens of thousands of migrants from around the world.

The film Extraordinary Measures is inspired by real events. A quirky and eccentric doctor passionate about scientific research into a new drug, and determined parents who want to save their two children suffering from a rare genetic disorder. Sometimes a rather explosive combination, other times a team that overcomes even the impossible.

In January 2009, the world witnessed the “Miracle on the Hudson” when Captain Sully Sullenberger made an emergency landing with a damaged plane on the Hudson River flowing through New York City, saving the lives of the 155 passengers on board. Although the public and the media hailed it as an extraordinary feat that demonstrated his piloting skills, the ongoing investigation threatened to destroy his reputation and career.

The film Thérèse is about the patron saint of missionaries who never went on a mission. It tells the story of a young girl who fell in love with Jesus Christ and showed the path to spirituality through acts of unconditional love, prayer, human compassion, and her “little way” in the modern world.

A mosaic of stories about people from India and the U.S. whose decisions in 1984 led to the worst industrial disaster in history, claiming 10,000 lives in a matter of hours. The film is based on true events.

Famine ’33 is a testimony to the plundering and genocide of the Ukrainian people by the communist regime. The film was screened in Ukraine prior to the successful referendum on independence and was very well received. It captures the atmosphere of hunger, poverty, and despair of that era. A film showing where perverse ideologies and people who ignore or hate God and His Commandments lead society.

A heartwarming family film about the joys and struggles of a Berber boy. A quintessentially picturesque French film about the friendship between a 12-year-old boy and an animal—in this case, a dromedary. A film in the vein of Bella and Sebastian or The Boy and the Pelican, set in the desert and Arab countries.