An emotional story about family, attachment, identity, and the human weaknesses that destroy many of the wonderful things that can happen in a person’s life. A film about the relationship between a child and her loving step- and biological parents.

A timely and powerful story about the relationship between parents, their stepdaughter, and forgiveness. A film about the events surrounding the birth of young Hannah, who was neither planned nor wanted.

A film about heroism, self-sacrifice, faith, friendship, love, and strong family bonds—but also about the suffering caused by those responsible for the collapse of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

A story about the kind-hearted Nicolas, who finds the greatest joy in giving gifts to others. A fairy-tale film about the beauty of giving and what a great gift friendship and love are.

Maria is a cheerful young woman who loves music and nature and enjoys life. She is trying to live in a religious community, but she has not yet taken her perpetual vows, so she is still exploring whether religious life is the true vocation God has prepared for her.

A five-part film series depicting the true stories of several Muslims from different countries who, despite their strong faith in Islam and deep roots in the cultures in which they lived, radically changed their lives. Yet this required a touch from God. Perhaps prayer for Muslims is the most effective means of helping these people experience a conversion of faith. God finds His way, even though missionary work is punishable by death in these countries.

A film about the search for happiness and the meaning of life. A story that highlights the futility of living without love and the folly of an obsession with money. Based on the book by Charles Dickens.

In the early years of the war, in distant Siberia, the communist regime is already revealing its true nature by destroying the lives of political prisoners in the Siberian gulags. One of them is the Pole Janusz Wieszczek. A false accusation of espionage lands him in the gulag for twenty years.

The story is set in the late 19th century. Dr. Russel Carlisle is writing a book on moral values and awaiting approval from the academic council. Before it is approved, he is given the opportunity to travel to the future so that he can understand the shortcomings of his own reasoning.

The film Jesse Hallam's Pride symbolizes the ability to humble oneself and the determination to overcome obstacles and change one's life out of love for one's loved ones.