The House That Couldn't Die

Sandrine dreams of becoming a singer in Paris but for the time being she is only a salesgirl at Tati's and lives in a second rate hotel under the careful eye of Ahmed, the night watchman. One day, she meets Gérald, her brother's former boyfriend, who persuades her to move into his apartment. He soon takes control over Sandrine's life, organizing erotic rendezvous for her, taking her to her clients and waiting for her until she is through with her task...

Following the death of Rand, a wealthy reformed criminal, his family moves to the city, and Rand, Jr., becomes a candidate for mayor. Mrs. Rand neglects her family to pursue social ambitions, and Hannock, a dope fiend, dupes Cicely into a marriage. Hannock, who has caused the death of Rand, Sr., and knows of his past, blackmails the politically ambitious son, George. Eventually awakened to his sense of responsibility and self-respect, George faces up to the villain, whose suicide precipitates the family's return to its village environment.

A young woman is wrongly accused of adultery. Forced to flee by her husband, she becomes a successful opera singer and when war comes, returns home to see her son and clear her name.

"River of Hope" tells the story of how a former slave Mary Barnes Cabell and her children helped found the first college for African Americans in West Virginia. Based on true events.

Starring the Emmy-nominated actor, Richard Cabral, "HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES" depicts the journey of a man who struggles to get back on his feet after prison. This film is dedicated to the homeboy and homegirl journey, showing when given a chance, a person can turn his or her life around.

SENSE is an experimental feature depicting one woman's loss of emotional stability and its eventual return. The film premiered in the 1998 IFFM at the Angelika Film Centre, New York.