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Inspired by real events Capital Punishment is a short film segment of a Georgia native African-American male by the name of Troy Davis who is believed to be convicted of the wrongful murder of Officer Mark MacPhail August 19th, 1989. Since his conviction in August 1991 Davis was ordered to lethal injection which sparked one of the most controversial death penalties in American History. Over a course of twenty years Troy Davis had his case appealed and gained national status in the hearts of human rights groups, celebrities, and the general public. Davis was officially executed after three failed attempts on September 21, 2011.

The film began as a response to a couple of evangelical Christian pastors referring to yoga as 'demonic' and 'against Christianity'. While not all Christians have these sentiments, there are many Christians that are conflicted about their yoga practice. The central premise of this film is based on a yogic interpretation of a famous Bible verse: that the Kingdom of Heaven cannot be observed, for it is within you (Luke 17:21). As a compilation of interviews from yogis, Christians, and scholars comparing these ancient spiritual systems, director Bob Peck uses this documentary to examine why or how they might have a compatible application with one another.

Dying to LIVE Breaking the Silence about Dying and Death! Sharon Lund transcended childhood abuse, betrayal, and AIDS. Now, she shares her incredible near-death experiences (NDEs) in this thought-provoking, inspirational documentary that will change the way you look at your life and death. She is joined by other men and women who faced death.

An intimate feature documentary that juxtaposes the Islamic traditions and Western culture of Istanbul in the lives of three Turkish women.