Schramm

A neat and obsessive police expert falls in love with an amnesiac woman suspected of murder.

A 12-year-old girl re-evaluates her relationship with her developmentally disabled parents.

Retired Marshal Matt Dillon goes after a fifteen-year-old boy who is determined to kill the men responsible for the murder of his mother during a stagecoach robbery.

A blonde hooks up with a rock star who leaves her after a one-night stand. She fell in love with him however and sets out across Europe to track him down. On her way, she meets a gang of nasty bikers and a ring of devil worshipers.

Sodade is an emotionally charged drama set on the picturesque island of Fogo, Cape Verde, where two young lovers, Kevin and Linda, find their relationship tested by hidden family secrets and a deep-rooted feud that threatens to tear them apart. Their journey through love, betrayal, and reconciliation reflects the struggles of identity, migration, and family loyalty. As Kevin and Linda's love blossoms, they must face the reality of their family's past and the consequences it bears on their future. The film explores the complexities of Cape Verdean traditions, capturing the beauty and hardships of island life. Shot entirely on the breathtaking volcanic landscapes of Fogo, the movie showcases the island's natural beauty and vibrant culture while highlighting themes of love, sacrifice, and personal growth. Directed by Sarah Grace and produced by Saulo Montrond, Sodade is not just a love story but also a reflection of the Cape Verdean diaspora, the pain of separation, and the yearning for home. With a mix of local and international talent, the film intertwines personal conflicts with broader socio-cultural themes, making it a powerful narrative that resonates with audiences worldwide. Through its compelling story and striking cinematography, Sodade captures the essence of Cape Verde, making it a cinematic tribute to the island's people, culture, and enduring spirit. The film is a testament to the strength of the Cape Verdean spirit and the universal power of love, family, and redemption.