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To Save A Life |
8/3/2010 |
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Dove "Faith-Based" - Some content may be offensive
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 Teens today are bombarded with challenges and choices their parents never had to consider. Pressures and temptations blindside them daily - there's an urgent need to bring teens help and hope.
Jake and Roger grew up as best friends. But in high school, Jake becomes a star athlete who has it all: a college scholarship and the perfect girl, an ideal life that comes at the exclusion of his childhood friend. Meanwhile, Roger no longer fits in Jake's circle of friends and becomes tired of always being pushed aside. He makes a tragic move that spins Jake's world out of control. As Jake searches for answers, he begins a journey that will change his life forever.
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Letters to God |
8/10/2010 |
Dove "Family-Approved" - Recommended for ages 12 and over
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A heartfelt tale of inspiration, hope and redemption, “Letters to God” is the story of what happens when one boy’s walk of faith crosses paths with one man’s search for meaning—the resulting transformational journey touches the lives of everyone around them.
Tyler Doherty (TANNER MAGUIRE) is an extraordinary eight-year-old boy. Surrounded by a loving family and community, and armed with the courage of his faith, he faces his daily battle against cancer with bravery and grace. To Tyler, God is a friend, a teacher and the ultimate pen pal—Tyler’s prayers take the form of letters, which he composes and mails on a daily basis.
The letters find their way into the hands of Brady McDaniels (JEFFREY S.S. JOHNSON), a beleaguered postman standing at a crossroads in his life. At first, he is confused and conflicted over what to do with the letters. But the decision he ultimately makes becomes a testament to the quiet power of one boy’s shining spirit and unshakeable faith.
Inspired by a true story, “Letters to God” is an intimate, moving and often funny story about the galvanizing effect one child’s belief can have on his family, friends and community.
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Johnny |
8/24/2010 |
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Dove "Family-Approved" - Recommended for ages 12 and over
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When Dr. Drew Carter tragically lost his ten-year-old son in a car accident while his wife was driving, he didn't expect to lose his whole family as well. Since the accident, his wife, Julia has become emotionally absent from Drew and their daughter, Kayla. When Dr. Miller refers Johnny, a foster Child with leukemia, to Drew, the wheels start to turn and Drew sees a chance to heal his family.
Because Julia remains in a perpetual guilt-ridden state of grief, she is opposed to the idea of adopting this terminally ill boy. With Kayla increasingly more rejected by her own mother and Drew more distant from his wife, he decides to take matters into his own hands and adopts Johnny for better or for worse. Johnny doesn't know what he is in for, but is convinced he is here for a special mission; a mission that is revealed when he enters Dr. Carter's world.
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Upside |
10/5/2010 |
Dove "Family-Approved" - Recommended for ages 12 and over
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For a high school senior, Soli (Randall Bentley, NBC's Heroes) has it all: fast car, hot girl, prestigious athletic scholarship, wealthy mom, and a hidden talent. After a debilitating head injury, Soli is left with a very rare vision disorder that leads him into a world about which he knows very little. While a new bond with a lonely college professor and a burgeoning interest in an unlikely girl influences Soli's rapidly changing perspective, he is forced to see the world differently as he struggles with identity, maturity, love and a decision he never dreamed he would face.
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Golden Christmas, A |
10/12/2010 |
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Dove "Family-Approved" - Recommended for ages 12 and over
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One summer, long ago, a little girl and a little boy were brought together by a very special dog. They played all summer long, it was puppy love. Then the summer ended and they never saw each other again… Years later, when her parents retire and decide to sell their house, Jessica (the girl), recently widowed, decides to start over, move back home with her son, and buy it as a Christmas surprise. However, her plan goes awry when she discovers that her parents already sold the house, unbeknownst to her (and everyone), to the very same person that she spent that magical summer with years ago. Jessica’s not ready for a man in her life. She just wants the house. But with the help of her family, some luck and a very special dog, maybe Jessica will realize the blessings in a plan gone awry…and maybe even fall in love in the process.
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What If |
2/8/2011 |
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Dove "Family-Approved"
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Suitable for any age
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Fifteen years ago, Ben Walker (Sorbo) made a decision to leave his college sweetheart Wendy (Swanson), and ultimately his faith, in order to pursue a lucrative business opportunity. Now on the verge of marriage to an equally materialistic fiancé, he is visited by an angelic mechanic (Ratzenberger) who tells him that he needs to see what his life would have been like had he followed God's calling. Suddenly, Ben finds himself married to Wendy with two daughters, including a rebellious teen (Ryan), getting ready for church on a Sunday morning, where he's scheduled to give his first sermon as the new pastor.
If Ben wants to get back to his old life, he must first learn to appreciate the value of faith and family, and perhaps rediscover the love of his life. In the tradition of Its a Wonderful Life and The Family Man, "What If" tells the story of a man whose glimpse into what he's missing reminds him of what he truly wants.
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Dove "Family-Approved" - Recommended for ages 12 and over
Dove "Family-Approved" - Recommended for ages 12 and over
