Justice for All

Ethan Gutmann introduces a new report revealing 1.5 million have now been killed by the Chinese regime through organs harvested from prisoners of conscience.

This feature length documentary is a heart wrenching true life crime saga about the men and women of law enforcement and their selfless acts of courage under fire. The film takes place in various corners of America, including Mt. Rainier WA, New York, Ft. Worth TX, Clairton PA and Moab UT. The documentary follows the stories of two officers who paid the ultimate price, as well as the stories of three severely injured officers who are now battling through the painstaking process of recovery. The film also takes viewers to New York City's 9/11 memorial site, where many officers perished on that fateful day in 2001, and to National Police Week in Washington, DC, where the fallen are honored each year.

Families Are Forever, Parkland Strong tells the story of a Colombian family facing the psychological consequences of a mass shooting that took place on Valentine's day of 2018 in Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Claudia, Nicolas and Camila confess their personal experiences from the day of the shooting and how they turned themselves into activism as the best way to heal from all the emotional trauma of losing their friends.

Kyra Phillips reports from the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., on the rise in hate towards Jews and on the importance of bearing witness to what happened during the Holocaust.

'The State of Georgia vs. Donald J. Trump' is the biggest criminal case against the former President, accusing him of spearheading a wide-ranging conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election.

The film relates the first 48 hours of the 'Taksim Gezi' protests, with a focus on six protesters who have lost one of their eyes due to tear gas canisters. The film includes footage from smart phones during the protests as well.