Jackpot

Bible and Sons film about family's second chance at life taking a wrong turn after fleeing a war torn country. Its portrays difficulties adjusting to a new life, encounters with freedom and unwelcoming bureaucratic system in the West.

Brian Lazar returns to his shabby dwelling after pawning a valuable ring. A woman, accompanied by a detective, accuses him of being a thief, but, before his arrest, Brian pleads for the opportunity to tell his story. Brian is a struggling artist when he meets Mrs. Byfield, who feigns interest in his work in order to become romantically involved with him. After painting her portrait, Brian becomes a favorite among society women because he is the perfect lover. He goes to live among the women whose husbands are too busy to give them love. Brian's downfall begins after he and Mrs. Byfield are discovered in a compromising position. He becomes aware of the futility of the life he is leading and returns to the town in which he grew up. There he falls in love with Eileen Hawthorn, the daughter of his former teacher. He and his new wife return to the city, where they live in poverty. One of the women he formerly knew gives him a valuable ring to pawn, and it is she who accuses him of the theft. After Brian tells his story, the detective remains unconvinced of his innocence. Brian then shows them his wife and newborn baby. The woman repents and leaves the couple to their happiness.

A poignant story of forbidden love between a 16-year-old student and his home room teacher.

After loosing his mother and his job in the same year, Ethan (Ryan Lempka) begins to find joy again when he meets Summer (Charlotte Canon), a young lady that seems to be a promising catch. Shortly after, Ethan is faced with another obstacle and begins to deal with depression head-on once again. Just when things can't get any worse, Ethan makes a shocking discovery that only deepens his wounds. He must soon come to realize his free-will to choose hope before hopelessness destroys him from the inside out.