Davids Rache

Eli's Liquor Store is set in Koreatown circa 1999. It's the story of Elijah Gooden, a 43-year-old African-American man from Atlanta, Georgia. With a degree from Georgia Tech University, he worked in corporate America before moving his family to Los Angeles to start his own business. He and his family experience culture shock and adversity as they struggle to build their livelihood in an area dominated by Asian-American business owners. It is worlds apart from what he knew in Atlanta, and despite the varying degrees of suspicion, contempt, resentment and prejudice that he faces, Gooden makes a challenge to overlook racial lines and focuses on the humanity of every person in hopes of building better relationships.

Four friends discover the real trip is at the end of the road.

Manoj Babu boasts himself as a Woman Welfare Precursor, accordingly he helps women when required. One day, when his help required for a pregnant's Childbirth, he goes panic and the guilt haunts him. Kamala is a middle aged unmarried lonely woman, very poor, opportunistic and daredevil Raj Babu is a Jamindar, lost his spine in a war, all his relatives settled in foreign. He is in desperate situation. No one knows, how Kamala entered in Raj Babu House to work as a maid and Her only intention is to marry Raj Babu and take care of him and all of his property and money. Mascarenhas is a witch hunter, Puskin hiing himself in a hotel room since 150 years without paying rent Mascarenhas job is to kill him.

Welcome to Neverland. Seventeen year-old Gregory lives with his bi-polar mom in a Manhattan apartment that looks more like the costume shop of some musty, old theater...long dark. Gregory owns just about every original cast album ever recorded, dresses up like Peter Pan and clings to the notion that a better life awaits them at Rhode Island's Theater-By-The Sea where they can co-star in an endless summer of breezy musicals. Mother, however, professes to be an actress who doesn't sing, a situation Gregory tries to remedy by inviting a 500 lb. vocal coach to movie in with them. Add a troubled chorus girl and you have writer/director Edward Jordon's apocalyptic "Regards To Broadway"...a modern day "costume drama" (with music) about four misfits desperately struggling to make their lives as rousing as the music on an "Original Cast Album."

Set in a Post (1999) alternate dystopian time line, a secret society of financiers begin to wage war on each other for control of the world monetary system.