The purpose of the Christian Online Film Festival, Web Site Page, and Facebook Page is to recognize Christians who make Christian films, movies, cartoons, animated adventures, music videos, documentaries, educational films, advertisements, songs, soundtracks, photos, and scripts, and encourage others to make them! America needs to start encouraging and recognizing people who produce wholesome family friendly entertainment.
Each month we will hold a contest on the third Saturday of the month, and we will select the top entries for a digital on-line award which you can display. If you are a Christian who has produced a movie or cartoon or other entertainment product, and has the rights to it, you can submit it for our monthly contest.
After you pay the $25 entry fee at our Filmfreeway site and send us the movie poster and link to your trailer on Youtube or a digital copy of your script/screenplay, we will 1. enter it into our monthly contest, 2. Post the cover to our Facebook Page and list it below in our film totals, 3. Post the link to your trailer during the monthly contest so everyone can enjoy, and then 4. post the monthly winners after each online film festival! on both Facebook and below!! If it is a script/screenplay you are entering we will post one scene you choose, usually two pages, to put up during the contest. Categories will be for best feature film (45 min and longer), best short film (15-44 minutes), best mini-film (14 minutes and under), best animation/cartoon, best documentary, best advertisement, best educational film, best student film, best soundtrack, best song, best photo, best script/screenplay, best music video, and best web series! After each festival we will e-mail the winners their digital awards and post the winners to our Facebook page and Web page. We do not do physical awards, just digital award laurels and certificates to keep the cost down. If you have any questions please e-mail us at ChristianOLFF@aol.com and God Bless.
What do you win:
Digital award poster and black and white award laurels for you to put on your Facebook Page and web site - see examples below!
Digital award certificates for you to put on your Facebook Page and web site!
Here is the link to our Facebook Page where you can see previous Online Film Festivals to watch the entries:
The Director of the Christian Online Film Festival is Richard Collins, an award-winning Christian author and filmmaker whose first 3D animated adventure, 'Raegan and RJ in Space: First to Mars' won the BEST DIRECTOR award at the 'Knoxville Christian Film Festival' in 2024, and BEST ANIMATION awards at the 'Knoxville Christian Film Festival' in 2024, the 'Christian Georgia Film Festival' in Augusta GA in 2022, the 'Christian Georgia Online Film Festival' in 2021, the 'Christian Cinemafest' in Ellington NY in 2018, and the 'Christian Family Film Festival' in Ellington NY in 2017, and was also shown at the 'Christian World Arts Film Festival' in Washington DC in 2023, the 'His' Film Festival in FT Lauderhill FL 2017, the 'Big Cross' Film Festival in Hollywood CA in 2016, the 'Christian Worldview' Film Festival in San Antonio TX in 2016, and the 'Faith' Film Festival in Mount Juliet TN in 2015!!!!
You can enter the COLFF at our Filmfreeway Page here:
Christian Online Film Festival Award Winner T-Shirts! If you are a COLFF Award Winner here is the link to order a T-Shirt to display the fact that you are an award winning Christian Film Maker, Actor, Actress, or Script Writer -
Please note: We will not post the link to your full movie, just the trailer. if you are entering a script/screenplay we can post one scene two pages, that you choose. Also, this is a Christian family friendly film festival for all ages including kids, so no films without a Christian theme or that include any adult, innapropriate, or material that does not align with the Bible will be accepted. We at COLFF have the right to reject any film which does not fall into these guidelines or does not have a Christian world view. God Bless.
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To see results and award posters of all 2025 COLFFs go to this link here:
Below are the Event Posters and Entries for all the Christian Online Film Festivals!
Event Poster for the 19 April 2025 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 19 April 2025 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘Faith In Shadows’ by Peighton Williamson. A young woman battling schizophrenia finds herself in a faith-based mental institution. Amidst the challenges of her condition, she embarks on a journey of faith to find out if God could love someone like her.
‘The Solution?’ by Linda Sommerville. World leaders got together and created the perfect world leader: an AI infused android called Tower. The government refused to install protocols to protect humans so the original creator of Tower made a ‘Plan B’ replacement that will take tower out. Will ‘Plan B’ advance to the point of replacing God?
Mini Films:
‘Unravelled’ by Brett Bower. After surviving a near death experience, a high school student begins to notice a surprising difference in his hearing ability while also dealing with severe memory loss. He must figure out how to put his life back together with the help of his friends. But years later... many of the issues still persist.
Documentaries:
‘Amalfion: A Benedictine Presence on Mount Athos’ by Alexey Vozniuk. This documentary looks at how the Roman Catholic monastery on Mount Athos not only survived, but flourished, in Orthodox territory for hundreds of years after the two churches split in 1054. The result is an unprecedented documentary with ecumenical tones dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea (325 AD)!
Student Films:
‘The Way God Made Me’ by Kylie Gorman. Jimmy Crosby volunteers at the David Powell Food Pantry in Lindale, Texas. As a person with special needs, Jimmy has overcome many obstacles in his life, but one thing has remained consistent--his positive attitude and service to others.
‘From Quarterback to Giving Back’ byBen Soares and Ali Tovar. In 1957, Ronald Stanley led his team to the state football championships. His decision to play high school football was the first step in a journey that would ultimately lead him to play for Baylor and attend Baylor Medical School. After serving 40 years as a hometown doctor, Stanley and others reflect back on the choices and sacrifices that led to his years of service to others.
Event Poster for the 15 March 2025 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 15 March 2025 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘She Heard us’ by Milton Randell Kaka. Inspired by a true story about a young Polynesian couple. The husband is Maori and the wife is Samoan who live in Hawaii. The husband receives a phone call from his family in New Zealand about his mother being in hospital. The story starts when the couple arrive home in New Zealand to find the mother un responsive, he pleads with her not to die. As the mother prepares to go to the other side of the veil, she's leaves a short message with her grandson on the phone. This spiritual experience eventually helps shape the couple as they raise their children in their faith.
Mini Films:
‘Life & Death’ by Aaron Duerksen. Following a fatal accident, a family demands justice, a man begs for mercy.
Student Films:
‘Monsters of the Mind’ by Kylie Gorman and Bailey Park. Richard Howell tells the story of his life before and after having a debilitating stroke, and how art has become a form of therapy for him.
‘Mercy Ships: A mission of Hope and Healing’ by Zoee Tanner, Liana Miller, and Audrey Yang. Mercy Ships is an organization that sends hospital ships across the world. They bring medical care to countries that do not have the resources to give their people proper healthcare. Since 1978, Mercy Ships has brought hope and healing to over 119,000 people around the world with their mission of love for all people.
‘The Choices We Make’ by Ali Tovar, Kylie Gorman, and Bailey Park. Sometimes, in the hustle and bustle of our lives, we forget that the choices we make have consequences. This film explores the idea that when we choose to pollute the Earth, we don't always realize the destruction for others that this creates.
Songs:
‘Bread Upon The Waters’ by Daniel Sullivan. This is a song written by Daniel Sullivan years ago about very dramatic miracles in people's lives, so he made it into a Documentary, have had raving reviews, people deeply moved.
Soundtracks:
‘Life & Death’ by Aaron Duerksen. Following a fatal accident, a family demands justice, a man begs for mercy.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Jump For Jesus’ by Daniel P Sullivan, Kate Queen, and Gene P Sullivan. The true life story of Gene Sullivan, a Christian who has lived an amazing life, including inventing the Ski Doo, jumping motorcycles through fire, and being Evel Kneivel’sbody guard!
‘Every Rosa Has Her Thorn’ by Donna Fentanes. A middle aged woman garners courage and fortitude to confront a false friend.
Event Poster for the 15 February 2025 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 15 February 2025 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘The Promise’ by Mona Takla. A Christmas movie.
‘The Root’ by Courtney Lee Simpson. A group of friends make a pact that if one of them ever gets rich, they will split the fortune between them; But when one of them does find sudden wealth, the others hear a chilling voice, complicating matters. Will they stick to the original pact or cancel each other out?
Mini Films:
‘Adjustment’ by Sansebastian Stewart. Two brothers work through pent up emotions.
‘A Piece at a Time’ by Linda Marie Curry. What will Shanondecide to do after talking with her friend.
Student Films:
‘Granny Gumshoe’ by Chandler Roberts. Granny takes her business of baking and detective work very seriously in this film noir style thriller/comedy. You better not get on her bad side, because you can bet her oven's preheated to "tough cookie" degrees.
Documentaries:
‘Their Blood Cries Out: A Documentary to Fight Holocaust Denial’ by Lisa Burkhardt Worley. This documentary features the work of two men in different organizations, Father Patrick Desboisand Marcus Roberts, who are fighting Holocaust denial through their work to preserve the graves of the Holocaust.
Music Videos:
‘Creator’ by Jody Eric Mortimer. A music video about God.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘For the Sake of Ten’ by William Langlois. God intervenes for a team of priests leading a covert resistance against an immoral government in the year 2035.
Event Poster for the 18 January 2025 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 18 January 2025 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Operation Unite’ by Donald James Parker. When shy guy Brent receives a Heavenly communication that he is to marry the complete stranger he encounters in a restaurant, the challenge to find the courage to ask her out disrupts his peace of mind. When a chance opportunity for a gallant rescue leads to the perfect opportunity. Brent makes it to first base. His chances of getting to second base are crushed when Kaitlyn finds out that Brent has beliefs that her own church and pastor father oppose.
Short Films:
‘The Reckoning’ by Daniel J. Lennox. A movie trailer to a new Christian movie! Set in the aftermath of a catastrophic bioweapon release, The Reckoning unfolds in a world where society has collapsed under the weight of its own desperation. A government experiment, intended to quell dissent in the outer sectors, spiraled out of control when the bioweapon mutated, poisoning the atmosphere and leaving much of the population dead. The survivors are left to navigate a harsh and desolate landscape where resources are scarce, lawlessness reigns, and the air itself is a constant threat.
‘Aftermath’ by Gilbert Sommerville. A returning veteran is never the same after military service...a family struggles to determine if his death was suicide or accident. The mystery deepens when name tags are found with someone else's' name on them.
Mini Films:
‘Catch My Drift’ by Leah Barcus. Fall back to the 1970s, where high-schooler Dawn Emerson wants more than anything to be class president. With self centered actions others withdraw their support. Dawn discovers that there is more to being a good leader than one may think. With engaging characters, a hint of comedy, tension, groovy vibes and a truthful lesson, Imagination Adventures presents, this original short film, Catch My Drift!
‘An Astrophotographer’s Journey Through The Universe’ by William Preising. The Most Beautiful Astro-Photos with Relaxing Classical Music! Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the universe! Enjoy a mesmerizing collection of stunning astro-photography, featuring galaxies, nebulae, and starry skies—all set to peaceful classical music.
Documentaries:
‘The Transformation of Jeff Dawsey’ by Micah Smith. After troubled teen and high school dropout Jeff Dawseydiscovers a Gideon pocket Bible, he faces a life-changing struggle between following God's path and continuing his life as a drug dealer.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Dance of The Innocent’ by TL Michaels. Haddy Burrows, a New York professional violinist, sets up a network of maternity homes and pregnancy resource clinics in Brooklyn to help underprivileged women!
Event Poster for the 21 December 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 21 December 2024 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘The Silver lining’ by Mikey Altoft. When a tech journalist uncovers the deadly truth behind a revolutionary smartphone, she must confront the powerful heiress behind the company while navigating the perilous consequences of her actions, ultimately leading to a shocking revelation that changes the course of both their lives.
‘The Dash’ by Linda Sommerville. A short film about the journey of life!
Student Films:
‘Release’ by Zoltan Gergely Szabo. A young man is in prison instead of his brother because he took the punishment on his behalf. A mysterious visitor arrives to persuade him to make a new confession. However, the tempter fails to achieve his goal.
Educational Films:
‘Beam You Up Scotty’ by Hannah Samantha Simicic. An animated educational film featuring a dog named Scotty who misses his astronaut owner who lives on the international space station, which highlights the increasing ability of people, and pets, to communicate in space!
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‘The Reckoning’ by Danill J. Lennox. A movie trailer to a new Christian movie! Set in the aftermath of a catastrophic bioweapon release, The Reckoning unfolds in a world where society has collapsed under the weight of its own desperation. A government experiment, intended to quell dissent in the outer sectors, spiraled out of control when the bioweapon mutated, poisoning the atmosphere and leaving much of the population dead. The survivors are left to navigate a harsh and desolate landscape where resources are scarce, lawlessness reigns, and the air itself is a constant threat.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘What's a Girl to Do?’ by Janet Folger Porter. A true story of how Janet Folger Porter wrote the first bill to ban partial birth abortion, which was a catalyst for other pro-life bills, the eventual over-turning of Roe vs. Wade, and the saving of many babies!
‘You Don’t Know Me’ by Thomas Louis Castiglione. A disillusioned executive chef decides to try a new career as a sixth grade teacher in 1956 Brooklyn, New York. He has many trials and experiences and eventually falls in love with an attractive young Catholic Nun at the school.
‘Wildcats’ by John Klauder. A female missionary encounters unexpected excitement and male suitors en-route to her foreign station.
Event Poster for the 16 November 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 16 November 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘The Beauty of Forgiveness’ by Tammy Thompson. What if the biggest mistake of a lifetime could be forgiven in one night? This is the only question on Henry’s mind as he lies in the Hospice Care Center.
Short Films:
‘Silver Cord’ by Sonja Hardiman. In an attempt to bring John’s Spirit back to his body, Bill uses an abandoned WW2 secret sound research apparatus to attach Bill’s life cord. Touches topics such as end of life decisions, assisted suicide, and out of body travel. Based on Ecclesiastes 12:6 the cord that separates the physical body from the spiritual body. This film could be used to generate discussion in Church groups.
‘It Starts Here’ by Lisa Young. Self proclaimed "Christians" in the church, are distracted and aren't taking God or His ways seriously. God allows "Lu" (lucifer) and Jezi(Jezebel) to mess with them, then sends the Holy Spirit to remind them to get back to Gods ways. Judgement starts in the HOUSE of the Lord.
Mini Films:
‘Repay’ by Sansebastian Stewart. A Man seeks monetary help when financial issues arise.
‘Emotional’ by Sansebastian Stewart. A Student battles different emotions as she studies for exam.
Music Videos:
‘Don't be afraid’ by Don Pasquale Ferone. A music video which tells us God is there to support us, so we should not be afraid of what’s to come.
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‘Unravelled’ by Brett Bower. A high school student who miraculously survives a car crash works hard to regain his life again.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Breaking Bad’ by Tom Franey. A man leading a double life regrets his actions! Is it too late?
'What is your Emergency’ by Donna Laoehrer. An emotional story about several people within the same church whose lives have been torn apart by tragedy, but through the power of God’s love turns to triumph through His perfect plan!
‘Unravelled’ by Brett Bower. A high school student who miraculously survives a car crash works hard to regain his life again.
Event Poster for the 12 October 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 12 October 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Film Camp’ by JC Films. A group of teens that attend a summer camp discover that the camp is in financial woes. The teens determine to save the camp by using their talents and passions to make a hit Christian movie!
Short Films:
‘So Will I’ by Remmington Wanner. An astronaut on a space walk feels close to God.
Mini Films:
‘Dark Maga’ by Elon Musk. When the richest man in the world speaks…you probably need to listen.
Documentaries:
‘Feed My Sheep’ by Joshua Campe. A documentary of 6 Chaplains life-changing testimonies based on the scripture of Feed My Sheep.
Songs:
‘Rainy Autumn’ by Lonijonli Fox and Madison Denhardt. A song about walking along a riverbank in Autumn when you are missing someone close to you.
Advertisements:
‘Gummy Worms & Mayonnaise’ by Remmington Wanner. This is a short promo video for a program within their church called connect groups!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Father, Father: A Father's Journey to Love’ by Janice Walker.After two fathers walked out on their families leaving a broken trail of loss, bitterness, and resentment, one family turns it around after a fateful encounter with the light!
‘Wild Mind’ by Fujio Torikai. A young man and his fiancée try to sell a movie script that was written by his deceased grandfather without acknowledging him and end up in big trouble in a town run by
Event Poster for the 14 September 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 14 September 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Losing Hope: Finding Grace’ by Danny Lee Todd. A country boy from Mississippi lands a Nashville record deal, but his life takes a turn for the worse. He loses all hope in life when he starts living for the world. He finds God’s grace, and a good woman and gives up everything to return home to be a music minister.
‘Standing Strong in Faith’ by Tyeisha Downer. Angel feels lost and that God has turned his back on him after the untimely death of his Mother and his father’s sickness. His life turns around when a homeless woman named Lydia teaches him to appreciate the simple things in life and find his faith again! .
Student Films:
‘The Celebration’ by Jason Sterling Orcutt. A girl contemplates the afterlife as she attends her grandfathers celebration of life.
Documentaries:
‘Komlan’ by Patricio Salinas. A documentary about Komlanan African refugee who came to America e seeking asylum after speaking out in his original country.
TV/Web Series:
‘Gone’ by Dave Siriano. The Rapture has happened and Emily's family is gone. How will she survive the Tribulation?
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Church on the Corner’ by Anthony Swisher. A high school senior undergoes a trauma that puts her right into the middle of an unseen war.
‘The Roar of Silence’ by William Langlois and Annie Cerillo. An irritable man tired of the noise created by people and the things around him seeks peace and quiet at a weekend desert retreat. When he returns, he discovers he's gone deaf. The silence he so desperately sought has become a curse.
Event Poster for the 17 August 2024 COLFF:
Official selections for the 17 August 2024 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘Vanished’ by Courtney Lee Simpson. When a teacher leaves a student alone for a brief moment to take an important phone call, the student vanishes, with all the possible scenarios engraved in the teacher's mind, the teacher and the school do everything they can to find the missing girl.
Mini Films:
‘Our Father’ by Cooper Tweedie. A French Knight reflects on the true meaning of 'Our Father.'
Music Videos:
‘Praise God With Dance’ by Fai Cheng. A music video and song about praising God The inspiration for writing the lyrics came from Psalm 149:3 ‘Let them praise his name in the dance: let them sing praises unto him with the timbrel and harp’.
Songs:
‘Don't Worry About Nothing’ by Joe Gattuso. A song to remind us not to worry because God is in control!
Event Poster for the 20 July 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 20 July 2024 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘A Prayer for the Nation’ by Elijah Clift. June 6th, 1944. D-Day. A day when many families were uncertain if their loved ones would return home from the horrors of war. President Franklin D. Roosevelt lead the nation in a prayer that will be remembered forever. This story follows a mother and father praying with the President as their son is fighting on the beaches of Normandy, France.
Mini Films:
‘Darkness’ by Adam Andrew Blaes. A girl who blames herself for the death of her friend must learn to forgive herself before the guilt overcomes her.
Student Films:
‘Sound of Faith’ by Austin Michael Peacock. Nathan, an aspiring saxophonist can't afford to go to the music school of his dreams. An unexpected injury prevents him from auditioning for a part in a high school band concert. Join Nathan on his journey as God shows him what it means to rely on faith.
Documentaries:
‘King’ by Tony Wright. A story about fathers.
TV/Web Series:
‘King’ by Tony Wright. A story about fathers.
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‘I Am Life: Wonderment in the Womb’ by Julie Castro. I Am Life, is the title of a feature film that is being produced in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Our mission is to change the hearts and minds in support and celebration of the first forty weeks of life. The movie depicts the growth of a child from conception to birth, expressing the reality of a baby’s development in an entirely new way, through interpretative and prophetic dance. Nothing like it has ever been produced, and viewers will see the unique message with a fresh perspective as given to us through scripture.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Never Be Intimidated’ by Donna Fentanes. A single mother musters the courage as she faces a hostile ex-husband.
Event Poster for the 15 June 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 15 June 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Hope’ by Ellie Mae Smith. Hope is a faith based family film about a family that loses a child to a rare blood disease and through the hardships and pain they find Faith.
‘Red Faust’ by Zsolt Pozsgai. The story of two Hungarian heroes, the Bishop József Mindszenty, and a popular actor Pál Jávor. These two men resisted the Germans in WWII and the Soviets during the Cold War and were imprisoned for their beliefs. All they had to do was stop speaking out and they could live comfortable lives, but they repeatedly refused and spent many years in jail for defending their faith and their country.
Short Films:
‘On a Scroll’ by Ronald Clements and Roger Malstead. Using the Dead Sea Scrolls, the film explores the Great Isaiah Scroll and its meaning.
Mini Films:
‘Who Do You Say I Am?’ by James Quinn & Brian Stowell. A man is struggling with his faith & doesn't no which way to turn. He visits his deceased brother at the cemetery and finds hope from an unexpected visitor.
Music Videos:
‘With You’ by Raquel González. A music video and song written to express the love of a daughter to her father who died of cancer. The name of the song is called "Contigo" because he was with me before I was born and love doesn't disappear when someone dies, the way to show my love for him is by creating art, music and reaching goals. I am his daughter and part of him lives on in my DNA.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Rhyme and Reason's Epic Adventures: Guardians of the Blessed Well’ by Jomo Merritt. In the vibrant village of Judea, young brothers Rhyme and Reason set out on an extraordinary adventure, driven by a promise to help others and make their father proud. With determination and faith, Rhyme and Reason help several villagers reach the miraculous waters of the Blessed Well and receive a healing. Their story is a testament to the strength found in unity, faith, and the unwavering belief in helping others.
‘With You’ by Raquel González. A music video and song written to express the love of a daughter to her father who died of cancer. The name of the song is called "Contigo" because he was with me before I was born and love doesn't disappear when someone dies, the way to show my love for him is by creating art, music and reaching goals. I am his daughter and part of him lives on in my DNA.
Event Poster for the 18 May 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 18 May 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Áron Márton’ by Istvan Poór. Aron Márton was the Bishop of Transylvania and one of the most famous Transylvanian persons in the last century of Romanian occupied Transylvania. In WW2 he risked his life saving many Jewish people. He was imprisoned as a Catholic Bishop in 1951 till 1956 because he refused to compromise with the communist regime. He was a fearless fighter for religious freedom and human rights!
Short Films:
‘That Which Hurts The Most’ by Alexander Alayon Jr. A mother in AA gets a call that her son committed suicide, she talks to her five closest friends in the program to help, with each representing a different stage of grief.
‘The Foxhole’ by John Kestner. A kidnapped atheist has her first and last conversation with God.
Mini Films:
‘The Call’ by Sansebastian Stewart. Luke is battling Depression. Shawn tries to reconnect with him.
Student Films:
‘The Brighter Side’ by Reece Wright. After Rebecca's sister, Alice, goes through a devastating experience, she is compelled to take a step back and contemplate the significant aspects of life. While participating in a school production of 'Inherit the Wind', Rebecca unexpectedly crosses paths with Lucas. After Lucas enters her life, Rebecca finds herself facing a difficult dilemma of prioritizing relationships. Should she focus on her blossoming romance or supporting her sister? This film affirms to hold tight to hope and believe when facing challenges, trials, or tribulations there is always a brighter side.
‘Breakaway’ by Harty Blackert. A young soccer player's journey of discovery to deal with her family's tragedies.
Documentaries:
‘Why Stand With Israel’ by Brian Sanders. The Film's purpose is to educate and inspire the Global Church to live out it's Biblical responsibility to Stand With Israel.
Music Videos:
‘Return Back To God, America’ by Cortez Mack and Walter J. Butts. This music video shares a message that America should repent and return to God’s ways.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘A Time for Joy’ by Donna Fentanes. A young, pregnant widow struggles with grief until she's surprised by joy.
‘Unforgivable’ by Gregory Solomon. The incredible true story of a little girl and her brother, who, in 1963, witnessed their stepfather gun down their devoted mother, creating a much different world where they must now struggle to come-of-age. Forty-three years later, their faith in God is challenged again when they come face-to-face with their mother's killer in an unbelievable epilogue.
‘Near Death’ by Daniel Cole. When a work-addict father is ousted from his company and his daughter is diagnosed with a terminal heart condition, he resorts to drastic measures to find her a black market heart.
Event Poster for the 13 April 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 13 April 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Eniolorunda’ by Funke Mercy Tanimola. Eniolorunda has had a hard life and grew up living at the church because no one was around to take care of her after her Mom died. She begins to lose faith when she sees other girls with families and money begin to get jobs and get married. Why has God not blessed her?
Short Films:
‘Rapture Part Two ‘Time Has Ended’’ by Tshombye K. Ware. After an untimely event, in which millions of people vanished, three people attempt to make sense of everything. Along the way, they discover that things are much worse than anticipated.
Mini Films:
‘Dear God, From Italy’ by Ian Choi. A boy had started to lose his faith in God, but over time, he felt empty in his life. As he speaks a prayer, he recalls all the memories that he had and sees the influence God had on his life.
Documentaries:
‘The 40 Parables’ by Rick Schmidt. The1st documentary ever with all Jesus Christ teaching Parables.
‘In God We Trust’ by Peter Velazguez. A gripping documentary that chronicles the extraordinary journey of Angel Ilarraza, a professional boxer whose life was shattered by tragedy. After enduring the devastating loss of his daughter and a subsequent career-threatening injury, Angel's faith is put to the ultimate test. However, fueled by his unwavering belief in God and driven by a deep determination, Angel embarks on a remarkable comeback journey.
TV/Web Series:
‘The Shadow of a King’ by Daniel Cole and Jeffery Gage. When David is confronted with the truth of his divided heart, he must navigate the evil forces that conspire against him and choose to serve God or the shadow within.
‘The Last Evil (Season 1)’ by Dave Siriano. The world is normal during the day but evil has come during the night. Weird things are happening to people because of sin but the world doesn’t recognize it.
Animated Films:
‘The Art of Learning About Jesus’ by Michelle E. Pierce Mobley. This brief animated piece shows a young woman trying to convince her significant other to attend Sunday School.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘At The Mercy Of Faith – Terror Version’ by Samuel Lee Taylor. A chilling tale of the internal struggles between the forces of good and evil within oneself, and the invisible universe that surrounds us all. Marvin Tailor, a disciple of God, falls from grace after the traumatic event he experienced as a teenager. Can Marvin overcome the harrowing trauma of his past... to reclaim his peace and salvation?
‘Riches in Deed’ by Donna Fentanes. A family is tested to see where their true values lie.
‘The Harlot and the Sword ’ by Ronald Brown. The battle of Jericho seen through the eyes of Rahab the Harlot.
‘ÑUÑUYACHIY: Breastfeeding with affection and care’ by Jose Miguel Soriano. This is a script for a documentary about the establishment of the first breast milk bank in Lima, Peru! This facility has helped many young mothers and babies since it opened!
Event Poster for the 23 March 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 23 March 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘The Christmas Prayer’ by C. Greg Sandlin. It's the story of a mother whose only child leaves home and never returns. It has been 20 years and her heart is broken. She prays continually for her son to come home. Finally, God intervenes in a most unique way.
‘God's Not Here II: Trials & Tribulations’ by Matthew Cichella. A compelling anthology grounded in faith, interweaving three narratives that navigate the trials and tribulations of drug abuse, sexual abuse, and domestic abuse. The stories unfold against the backdrop of the transformative power of faith, serving as a guiding force in the characters' arduous journey toward healing and redemption.
Short Films:
‘Between Two Sundays’ by Katalin Remény Futó. A young beautiful woman is studying Reformed theology to become a pastor one day. However, thanks to this, her personal life is not going very well, since no one wants to be the husband of a future reverend. In her loneliness, she comes into conflict with God and herself.
Mini Films:
‘God Is In Us All’ by Lawrence McMichael. A tale of two teens discovering the power and Love of God.
‘Ephesians 4:32’ by Adam James Coffey and Richard Kinnon Evans. This film focuses on the importance of being kind and compassionate, as well as forgiving each other, just as in Christ God has forgiven you.
Documentaries:
‘The Shadow Of Fuhrer’ by Judah Akiva Ayling. Delve into the intriguing tale of a courageous Pastor's involvement in an audacious assassination attempt against Hitler, uncovering the depths of moral conviction in the face of tyranny. Discover Adolf Hitler's cunning manipulation of Christian faith through his favorite Bible verse, a tool wielded to ensnare and control many unsuspecting churches. Unravel the unsettling narrative of Hitler's insidious influence over the church, prompting reflection on the lessons we can glean from this harrowing chapter of history.
Music Videos:
‘Lift Me Up’ by Daniel Corey. A motivating music video with a catchy tune that tells people they can rise above life’s troubles and succeed if we help each other!
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‘Shattered Reflections’ by Tracey Parson. A young woman who wants to be a singer finds a strange object in an antique shop that encourages her!
Photos:
‘Go Noles’ by Laila Thaler. A photo taken on FSU’s campus of the entrance.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Blanket of Resilience’ by Tracey Parson. A story of faith and perseverance.
‘Turning Toward Home’ by Donna Fentanes. Blindly ambitious middle-aged woman sees what's important before it's too late.
‘Shades Awake’ by Steven H. Grindeland. In the not too distant future, the lines between virtual and reality, between lies and truth, blur. The lives of two religious leaders become intertwined in a battle with an ancient evil.
Event Poster for the 17 February 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 17 February 2024 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘Hunger’ by Gopalarao Boddepalli. An artist tries to help a hungry boy and learns a valuable lesson!
Mini Films:
‘The Testimony of Mrs. Evans’ by Anthony & Courtney Swisher. This is the story of "Mrs. Evans" a high school teacher who experiences the Power of God. This experience will propel her to have a profound impact on the lives of her students!
‘Dear Forgiveness’ by Lawrence Dumas Jr. A young man named Jaden is about to start a new business and is very excited. But he feels angry when his father, who left him and his mother and sister when he was only 12, chooses this moment to try and reenter their lives. Can Jaden, with the help of his sister Kayla, ever learn to forgive his father?
Documentaries:
‘ÑUÑUYACHIY: Breastfeeding with affection and care’ by Jose Miguel Soriano. This is a documentary about the establishment of the first breast milk bank in Lima, Peru! This facility has helped many young mothers and babies since it opened!
Music Videos:
‘Jesus’ by Mychal Hunt Madalyn Taylor. A music video that tells people how much Jesus loves them!
Photos:
‘Antarctica’ by Artem Shestakov. The photograph is a striking black and white portrayal of King Penguins in Antarctica. This image stands as a testimony to the serenity and rhythm of their natural habitat. The smooth, reflective surface beneath their feet adds a moon-like mystique to their procession. With the icy landscape serving as a muted backdrop, the penguins, depicted mid-stride, become symbols of grace and endurance in the stark wilderness. This visual narrative not only showcases the beauty of these creatures but also hints at the vastness of their colony and the rich, untold stories of their existence on the frigid continent of Antarctica.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Widows’ Song’ by Jeremiah Munsey and Sarah Pettycrew Kania. When a catastrophic coal mine explosion takes the lives of 27 miners in West Virginia, a small group of devastated widows take action and demand justice from the energy corporation after the courts rule it was an “Act of God”.
‘The Can Man’ by Donna Fentanes. A special young man learns that what he loves to do can also lead to a fulfilling career.
‘Walking the Walk’ by Donna Fentanes. Ellie takes a leap of faith into an exciting opportunity, but struggles as she takes a misstep.
Event Poster for the 20 January 2024 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 20 January 2024 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Within the Walls’ by Andrew Jacob Brown. A former MMA fighter looking for work gets manipulated to take part in a therapy session that involves fighting other patients to solve his problems.
Short Films:
‘Destiny’ by Mark Mims. The beginning starts with Jenny getting out of bed realizing that her prayer the night before has gone unanswered, again. Sounds familiar? As the day progresses, she faces many challenges as she tries to grasp her destiny. At moments it seems she is okay, something else happens and she experiences an emotional roller coaster ride as she struggles to deal with all that’s happening around her.
‘Karoshi’ by Caleb Zahr. Neil is a college student struggling to maintain his classwork and creativity. Nearly arriving late to his class, he is given advice from his professor to think over his desire to write and determine how to change his course. He gets a visit from an unexpected person and his outlook on life is changed.
Documentaries:
‘From Longkitsüngbato Jehovah’ by Molungkimong Baptist Church. The Nagasof Northeast India were tribals alienated from the rest of world. Branded by outsiders as savages, they were notorious for their head-hunting practices. Rev. Dr. Edward Winter Clark, a missionary of the American Baptist Missionary Union (ABMU), along with his wife Mary Mead, arrived in Sibsagar, Assam in 1869 to oversee the Mission printing press and work as a missionary in the Assam Mission. He took an immediate interest in the Naga natives who would come down to Assam for trade and started working towards evangelizing and educating them. All these were possible only with the aid of visionary AoNaga interlocutor, Supongmeren Tzudirand zealous Assamese evangelist, Godhula Rufus Brown and his wife Lucy.
Web Series:
‘Benjamin Pascal: A Christian in Pakistan’ by Tommy Colin. The inspiring story of Benjamin Pascal, a blind worshiper from Karachi. He shares his journey of faith, music, and ministry, as well as the challenges and opportunities he faces as a Christian in Pakistan.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Marta’s Choice’ by Donna Fentanes. An unexpected windfall inspires Marta to think of others.
Event Poster for the 16 December 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 16 December 2023 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Eucharistia’ by Istvan Poór. Three people are living together after Jesus ‘ death. Maria Magdalena , Mary and John. They decide to help John to write down what happened to Jesus because they have been eyewitnesses This film is not the usual life story of the Lord but it reveals his personality and teaching.
‘A Love Letter From Heaven’ by Randy Skinner. A heartwarming love story that brings together an unlikely combination of objects and people to create a beautiful tale of perseverance and friendship. The story follows three seniors who decide to celebrate their final year of high school by hiding their friendship medallions and giving each other clues to find them. However, when something goes wrong, they turn to a little girl named Bithia, who despite her inability to speak, becomes a vital part of their journey. Through their shared experiences, this group of friends teaches us the true meaning of love and the power of human connection.
Short Films:
‘Metanoia’ by Jerry Jacobs. The story narrates how a resilient faith of a mother transforms the life of an atheist son.
‘Rapture ‘They Thought They Had More Time’’ byTshombyeK. Ware. Three individuals are faced with unanswered questions when the unexpected happens. All of a sudden, millions of people vanish.
Mini Films:
‘Meveh– A Biblically Inspired Opera’ by Jason and JJ Chang. In 480 BC, a group of singing, dancing fruit, during the reign of a fruit-hungry Queen Vashti, meet together to discuss ways on how to dethrone their ruler and ultimately escape to a fabled garden in this VeggieTalesand Broadway inspired opera!
Documentary Films:
‘Insight: into North Koreans’ by Sarah Lee, Tina Kim, Suzy Son. What comes to mind when you think of North Korea? Perhaps it's war, nuclear weapons, isolation, or the portrayal of a global adversary by mass media. But what if we could go beyond these headlines and see the 'people' living inside the country? This documentary seeks to do just that. 'Insight: Into North Koreans' delves into the personal stories of the relationships between North Koreans living in their homeland and the foreigners who lived and worked among them. By sharing these intimate narratives, we aim to challenge the one-dimensional portrayal of North Korea perpetuated by mass media.
Music Videos:
‘Changed In A Moment’ by Sandy Cherryholmes. An animated musical of a young woman's journey from darkness to light. Just when it seems there is no hope, she comes face to face with her redeemer...and a life-changing choice to make.
Advertisements:
‘Fight. Lead. Win.’ by Ron Desantis. A Youtube advertisement which shows dramatic pictures and video footage of Florida Governor Desantis’ and his administration’s successes including building bridges fast after a hurricane to get relief supplies to the people, sending planes to Israel and evacuating stranded people quickly, helping to defend the border by sending some troops there, and finally culminates by saying he will do these types of things as President.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Finding Star’ by James Houston Turner and Tara Lynn Marcelle. When a snarky Los Angeles food blogger returns home to visit her dying aunt, she finds the "country girl" image she's been trying to shed is the life she's been looking for.
‘Back Home Again’ by Donna Fentanes. A couple tries to make their way back home while dealing with their grief and estrangement.
‘Ricky to the Rescue’ by Donna Fentanes. A young man rescues justice from the clutches of fear and intimidation.
Event Poster for the 11 November 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 11 November 2023 COLFF::Feature Films:
‘Kielia’ by Vic Quinton and Wilbur Witt. A love story 10,000 years in the making. A time traveler (Kielia) goes back in time to Austin, Texas to discover the true meaning of a word that was forbidden and removed from all data sources for thousands of years...LOVE.
Short Films:
‘Janie’ by Kevin Saunders. A couple struggle with the grief of losing their only child in a tragic car accident then confront the deep challenges of overcoming the grief that is tearing them apart.
‘Beetles on a Billboard’ by Cameron Metrejean. A young man grapples with resentment and faith after his father figure is imprisoned on false charges.
Mini Films:
‘Complexity’ by Brandon Leake. Quentin, years after the unjust murder of his father, now grapples with both his faith and what to do, when the man who murdered his father, becomes a member of his church.
Web Series:
‘New Life: Pilot’ by Cleve Brown. A young African American college freshman struggling to figure out life, purpose, and community in college finds it most unexpectedly and ironically through the one thing he abandoned.
Music Videos:
‘Will the circle be unbroken’ by Monica Skjelanger Skjelanger Reknes. This is a music video from the west of Norway. It tries to tell the story about how life is kind of a journey, and the deep sorrow after love. This is illustrated by the beauty of the nature, but also by the colors of autumn and how the leaves changes colors before the fell down to the ground. But in springtime it all starts again. There is a new spring after the dark winter.
Newscast:
‘Free Burma Rangers in Ukraine’ by Chuck Holton. Chuck Holton, award winning Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) news correspondent, takes us to Ukraine with a group of personnel called the ‘Free Burma Rangers’ who are Christians with unique disaster response and military experience who go to war zones and administer first aid and pray for people they encounter!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Square Pegs’ by James Houston Turner. Finding out where you don't fit can lead you to where you do. When animosities between a pastor and his bartender daughter result in a lawsuit between them, a mediating judge orders them to swap roles for a week before pronouncing judgment.
Event Poster for the 14 October 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 14 October 2023 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Championship Christmas’ by Joey Traywick. A single Christian Mom with 8 kids gets asked out on a date by a wrestler whose stage name is ‘Hot Stuff’! You can find love even in the wrestling ring. Crystal is a widow with eight children. She’s still struggling with the death of her husband five years ago. A wrestler by the name of hot stuff, an old school mate named Fred Franklin, who has always had a crush on her asks her our on a date. He excepts her as she is with her eight children but he has to win the championship before Christmas!
Short Films:
‘The Remedy’ by Kate Sandnes. A Christian short film inspired by the story of director and filmmaker, Kate Sandnesand her late father. This film tells the story of redemption and hope in the midst of the highs and lows of father-daughter relationships. Through all the hardship, Molly learns the true remedy to heal her pain.
‘Fight For Life’ by Mariano Mendoza. Jeff Ezell, and Mark Newton. The incredible miracle story of a near death Covidsurvivor’s 8 month stay in the hospital.
Mini Films:
‘Edgwick’ by Merl St. James. It was 1972 in Chicago when a child discovers what not giving up looks like. He makes a lifelong friend in the process and learns an unforgettable lesson.
‘Max Winfrey Stunt Comedian’ by Max Winfrey. Max Winfrey is a comedian whose family friendly show has been enjoyed by thousands of people for over 40 years!
Documentary Films:
‘Little Survivors of Mariupol’ by Szymon Zuk. A documentary filmed in Ukraine, Poland, and the USA.Five brave Americans, supported by Poles and Ukrainians, enter the war zone to save 60 orphans from Mariupol. A story of incredible courage and bravery, the moving spirit of "Little survivors” is love that connects people separated by thousands of kilometers.
‘Mr. Basketball’ by Derek Cluck. A documentary celebrating Indiana High School Basketball. The ‘Indiana Mr. Basketball’ Award recognizes the number one high school basketball player in the state as voted on by fans at the annual High School Basketball All Star Game! The Indiana High School All Star game is played every year since 1948 where Indiana and Kentucky basketball players play in one of the most exciting and greatest rivalry games in history with thousands of screaming die hard fans cheering their teams and players on. Many Mr. Basketball awardees have gone on to excel in both college and professional basketball, but almost all of them say their greatest achievement was getting that fan fav vote and putting on the Mr. Basketball jersey!
‘Real Preaching’ by Katalin Remény Futó. A short documentary that follows the story of a reformed pastor named ZoltánFutówho who lives in a small Hungarian town. He is living a great life as a good pastor, father, and husband, but all that changes when he is diagnosed with cancer. This documentary tries to show how it is one thing to talk and preach about Jesus when everything is going great, but when you personally have a life-threatening crisis or emergency your sermons go from words to 'real preaching', and Zoltán becomes the example for all of us to follow.
Student Films:
‘The Truth of God Docu-Short’ by Lawrence Dumas. A film hat explains how the God of the Bible is true.
Newscast:
‘Sudanese Christian Migrants in Calais France’ by Chuck Holton. Chuck Holton, award winning Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) news correspondent, takes us to northern France to see first hand what is happening with the crisis of Sudanese Christian Migrants who are stuck in limbo in Calais as they wait in hopes of getting to England, their final destination. After a long and dangerous journey, thousands of these young African men live in squalor because they are out of money, just waiting and praying for a chance to cross the English Channel and get jobs in England! What will become of them, and will they make to England?
Music Videos:
‘Thank You God for Coming After Me’ by Armstrong Jaison. A music video praising God for coming after us and saving us.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Friends For Life’ by Cortez Mack. An inspirational story about teenagers who share a bond of friendship after growing up in the church together.
Event Poster for the 16 September 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 16 September 2023 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Hee Haw Farm’ by Ashley Hays Wright. A young girl has recently turned 18 yrsold. She has decided she would like to become a veterinarian. Her father does not have the financial support to send her to school. With her experience of owning horses, she decides to take a job at a local donkey farm. She has no clue what strange people or obstacles await her. She will have many cute and furry friends to help her in fulfilling her dreams.
Short Films:
‘The Magical Encounter’ by Rabbi Albert Slomovitz. Two teens Kristie & Joey head to the library on an assignment about religion. They encounter a mysterious librarian who shows them where to find their answer. Entering another realm, they encounter a young Jesus, who is studying the Torah. Jesus shares with them some life lessons he is learning himself. Upon their return, they are overwhelmed with the experiences they had. Their lives will never be the same.
Student Films:
‘Charlie Chaplin and The Hobo’ by Janaun Melvin. Charlie is a tramp. When a Hobo comes to call on his hospitality, things take an unexpected turn.
Documentary Films:
‘Manufacturing Madness’ by Gary Null. This film looks at the rise of the psychiatric medical industrial complex which manufactures drugs and pushes them on hurting people. It has become so powerful it has outsized influence with pharmaceutical companies, medical schools, journals, regulators, and politilcians, resulting in millions and millions of adults and children all over the world hooked on drugs for decades and some even for their entire lives. Manufacturing Madness takes an honest look at the moral implications of an industry that has taken over the medical psychiatric profession and appears not to be looking for cures for sick people, but to just get them hooked on expensive drugs for as long as possible! Manufacturing Madness should be required viewing for anyone who has used, is using or considering using psychiatric medicine.
‘The Lie of A.I.’ by Jarrod T Knepp. How much do we truly know about the technology we are creating? With the rise of Artificial Intelligence, or, A.I. there has been a rise in speculation, Theories, and beliefs about this so called "Gift".Technology is not evil in of itself. However, is there a limit to how far humans should take technology? From electricity, to the Metaverse, where does or should this end?
‘Full Court Press: The Ken Zacher Story’ by James Jun Hyun Lim. Documenting the short life of Ken Zacher, a High School basketball coach fighting against racial discrimination while suffering from mental illness. The pressure of this fight made he and his family targets too. This ultimately ruined his family and caused Ken to commit suicide.
Newscast:
‘Japanese Manhood Crisis’ by Chuck Holton. Chuck Holton, award winning Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) news correspondent, takes us to Japan to see first hand what is happening with the crisis of young Japanese men who are rejecting their traditional warrior culture of discipline, courage, self-sacrifice, and family, and now just want too hang out with their friends and watch cartoons. Is there any hope for the beautiful and amazing young women of Japan struggling to find a marriage partner? How can they possibly compete against a $2 trillion animation industry whose funding comes from pushing unrealistic images and personages of women on the young men of Japan?
Songs:
‘You Are Everything’ by Pastor Randall Smith. A song about how much God means to us!
Event Poster for the 19 August 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 19 August 2023 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘Saras’ by Jude Peter Damian. Saraswathi, a woman from a low income fishermen community, aspires her son to pursue higher education from World class Institute.
Mini Films:
‘After All’ by Shawn Greene. A small group of people learn to cope with PTSD after 9/11.
Student Films:
‘Absent’ by Tadessa Imobersteg. A father shows up unexpectedly to his daughter's house whom he hasn't seen in 13 years. Looking for her forgiveness, he intends to explain the reasons behind his absence in her life, but would that be enough to rekindle a relationship with her?
‘End of the Line’ by Alexis Ingraham. Olivia, a star cross-country runner, is reeling from a profound loss. She uses isolation and withdrawal as survival mechanisms to help her avoid her grief. Her best friend, Kris, is the only one who sees through her facade and takes Olivia on a journey into grief. There Olivia must learn how to trust and open up to others.
Web Series:
‘Battling Babylon’ by Judah Akiva Ayling. Violence and explicit content is being thrust upon your children’s minds through a variety of mediums. This short educational film leads the audience through the Romans 1 blueprint of what happens to a culture that abandons God and His ways. How do you protect your family in this peculiar generation?
Songs:
‘Splash! Splash! Kids tunes for bath time!’ by Nongolo Muteto. A collection of songs for children.
Event Poster for the 15 July 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 15 July 2023 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘Not Your Romeo & Juliet’ by Matthew Kistenmacher, Sean Gaffney, Don Mink, Jim Owens, David Samford, and Asbury University. With a popular romance column and a soul-mate, Micki has love all figured out -until a competing, anti-romance column rivals hers. It's love and war as Micki is determined to take down "Not Your Romeo" even if it destroys them both.
Documentaries:
‘Terror in Toulouse: Has the Community Recovered?’ by Lisa Burkhardt Worley. In 2012, a radical Islamist opened fire on a Jewish High School in Toulouse, France, killing three children and a religious instructor. In this documentary, Lisa Burkhardt Worley will retell the story of this anti-semitic attack and will explain the state of anti-semitism in France today.
Web Series:
‘The Story of Godia’ by Mouayed Zabtia. A young man with a beautiful family destroys everything in a scheme to get his inheritance early. After hiring a woman to scare his father by making him sick, she shows everyone the true nature of evil! Is there any way to put things right?
Animated Films:
‘Departure’ by Takayuki Yoshikawa. A lonely robot is left behind in a closed, deserted church. She longs to leave and explore the world outside, but her abilities are limited due to her immaturity, narrow field of vision, and difficulty in moving her body. Can she get out?
Photo:
‘Jesus And The Little Children’ by Waide Riddle. My grandfather, Max Longnecker, painted this picture of Jesus comforting the children for my 12th birthday. He was a lifelong Christian and enjoyed religious art.
Songs:
‘Your Love’ by Bishop Sherman J. Butler. A song about how God so loved the world He sent his only son Jesus who was crucified for our sins so that all who believe in Him will be saved.
‘Let’s Show Love’ by Bishop Michael and Lady Gina Thurtson. A song about a showing people God’s love!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Freedom’ by Anita Waggoner and Lisa Varga. Rowdy, an Oklahoma cowboy and Cheyenne, an Arizona socialite, met in Las Vegas during the National Finals Rodeo. They form an unusual bond in this modern-day western drama adapted from writer Anita Waggoner's book Freedom. An unlikely couple, they forge a long-term relationship filled with complication, joy, and tragedy. Their story gives testament to the endurance and power of love.
‘Imagine’ by Melvin Leroy Abercrombie. Rebellious Teacher, Avalon ministry, a pile of books and a Holy Bible in one hand and a bottle of whiskey in the other hand, fighting demons, the religious system and the
Event Poster for the 17 June 2023 COLFF:
Official selections for the 17 June 2023 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘Maranam’ by Gopala Boddepalli. A love story from India where Maya and Abhi struggle through life’s difficulties to keep their relationship alive.
‘The Drive’ by Michael Barder. Inspired by actual events, THE DRIVE tells the story of Mary, a devoted mother, and loving wife who struggles to cope when she’s diagnosed with a form of epilepsy after a freak accident. No longer able to drive, Mary is given the option to undergo surgery to solve her problem for good. Mary believes she’s found the perfect solution, but her husband Brett insists the risks are too great. Feeling trapped, Mary begins a slow descent into depression and must summon the courage to find the hope and healing she desperately needs.
Mini Films:
‘Single Life’ by Jiandong Shen. A single woman’s boring life is interrupted when she starts noticing strange things happening in her apartment.
‘AT WORK: The Conversation’ by Cheryl Felicia Rhoads. On their coffee break, co-workers talk about a troublesome employee who keeps trying to take over the company....only these co-workers are literally out of this world!
‘True Colors’ by Kenneth Williams. A young woman who has a taste for murder creates the perfect date for her boyfriend, yet runs into a serial killer.
Documentaries:
‘Minda’ by Alain Davis. MIndais a woman in love with Cambodians. Despite challenges in life she chooses to go to a foreign land and became a missionary. God used her to be a blessing to others and be their inspiration.
Animated Films:
‘Jennie’ by Jaron Weatherly and Courtland Hodges. Jennie is a simple story that follows a young girl's final day in Italy and her last moments before moving to America.
Music Videos:
‘Children’s Album’ by Natalia Ervits. A sand artist creates panels to piano music to achieve a visually impressive video!
Songs:
‘Come Into His House’ by Cortez Mack. A song that says we should praise God without any reservations when we enter His house.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Wear Your Love Like Heaven’ by Thomas Louis Castiglione. It’s 1968 and drama and culture clashes abound when a San Francisco girl who loves music and dance transfers to the strict New York Academy of Sacred Heart Girls Private Catholic High School!
‘Hold on Tight’ by Kate Larson. Hold on Tight is a story about family, forgiveness, love, friendship, and staying true to who God made you to be. Willow Green, an aspiring actress, is offered the role of a lifetime, but in the process, she lies about being an experienced horseback rider. With each decision she makes her path gets more clouded. Will she realize her dream?
‘Destiny By Fortune’ by Lisa Beth VanNatta. An ex military man lives alone. He is given an opportunity to discover the power of loving someone. God has given him a gift of a lifetime. The love is for a child who really needs him. Fortunate for both.
Event Poster for the 20 May 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 20 May 2023 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘A Mother's Dying Wish’ by Elizah Bravo. Perlah's one and only child is finally engaged. When her son-in-law-to-be discovers a tumor in Perlah's lung, she speeds up the wedding process keeping her sickness a secret from her daughter.
Mini Films:
‘The Things Unsaid’ by Abraham M. Johnson . A young man has to deal with the aftermath of years of poor communication between his parents. And how it ultimately impacted his life and possibly the future.
Documentaries:
‘On a Knife’s Edge’ by Jen Ayling. In this documentary we explore the harrowing events that unfolded during the Covid-19 outbreak in Australia. We had heard rumors about how hospitals were using dangerous protocols. We had no idea that our worst nightmare was about to come to pass. With multiple organ failure and an unfathomable list of complications, our only hope was a miracle.
‘Ike Brown’ by Caleb Clowe. After learning that his son has been shot to death, Ike Brown begins the seemingly impossible process of forgiving his son's killer.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Pickleball Killer’ by James Carroll. Brigg, an aging pickleballsensation, with supernatural speed, and dark mysterious origin, becomes the target of the criminal cartel after he rescues several girls who were being illegally held by them against their will. After the cartel steals them back, Brigg must use his special abilities and all his resources in a suicidal mission to free the girls!
‘Faithful’ by Tom Franey. Black ash, lava, the crust of the planet, flames, lightning - all in a calamity - spew a mile upwards, and a concentric circle of invisible death speeds out from the center, flattening everything in its path. A movie star, who had recently gained fame and admiration at the expense of his family, takes refuge in a cave when the super volcano erupts. He emerges from the shelter to traverse a dark, brutal world and must decide to search for his family or continue to seek fame.
Event Poster for the 15 April 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 15 April 2023 COLFF:
Mini Films:
‘Christ 2022’ by Michael Bliss. A passionate journey into the heart.
Documentaries:
‘Armenia: A Love Story’ by Chuck Holton. Mark Tomlet, an American teenager becomes intrigued by Armenia's history and culture after learning about the conflict from a friend's war correspondent father. Mark and his friend Amy embark on a life-changing journey to Armenia, visiting the war zone of Artsakh, and in the process, learn a lot about themselves. That first trip leads to more engagement with Armenia, leading tours to the country, and eventually, something amazing happens that brings joy out of the tragedy of war. It's a serendipitous story of hope from tragedy, a chance adventure, and love blossoming even in the worst of circumstances.
Educational Films:
‘Stories of fairies and giants’ by Jacopo Fo. This film looks at legends across different continents and cultures which share similarities. It recountsthe Italian legends of Gela about the giant of Manfria, his sister the beautiful Castellanaand a mysterious and beautiful woman capable of paralysingmen with a simple gesture. Investigating these medieval narratives, we discovered that they are related to others, English ones, about the Fairy Morgana and Merlin the Magician. And there is also a legend about a castle in the depths of the Straits of Messina where the Fairy Morgana lived, surrounded by young men and women of rare beauty.In just over twenty minutes, Jacopo Fo'svoice takes us on an ancient journey suitable for adults and children alike.
Web Series:
‘Hunted Episode 2 - Interrogation’ by Anthony Swisher. AChristian End Times Drama. Michael Has been captured, and is being interrogated by SGT James Calligan of the UGA Special Forces! What will happen to Michael?
Animated Films:
‘The Animated Bible - Story of the Prodigal Son’ by Bill Hughes. The Story of the Prodigal Son presented in a family friendly animated cartoon format. Taken directly from the King James Bible, book of Luke. Art and animation by Star Wars artist Bill Hughes and presented by JesusandKidz.com and WonderVistaStudios.
Music Videos:
‘Amazing Grace’ by Corine. A song about a God’s Amazing Grace!
Event Poster for the 18 March 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 18 March 2023 COLFF
Feature Films:
‘Piercing Wounds’ by Andrew Jacob Brown. A military assassin escapes the life of killing and discovers a life of love when he's rescued by a family who's suffered much loss.
Documentaries:
‘Tell Your Heart To Beat Again’ by Sydney Hines and Bailey Park. This film serves to show the impressive power of hope, prayer, and the miracles of life. When Holley and David Snow found out their baby girl Wynter had Down's Syndrome, they had no idea that a rough journey was just beginning. After 7 surgeries and 199 days in the NICU, Wynter Rhea Snow and her fierce will to live survived a brutal journey to recovery. Now, the Snows want other parents to know what they went through, and how their faith held them together and brought them through the tough times. Additionally, they want to celebrate the beauty and wonder that is found in their perfect child with special needs.
‘The True Summit’ by Corban Robbe. This 30-minute documentary follows 14 men and mountaineer Kevin DeVrieson a trek to EVEREST BASE CAMP as he prepares to climb in the region after a cardiac arrest. More than a hike in the Himalayas, THE TRUE SUMMIT calls men to the inward journey and the inescapable reality that the change we seek can only be found in a Christ-centered community.
Web Series:
‘Animals Talk’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. A crocodile is hunting a bear cub, later he hunts ducklings, a hippopotamus confronts him.
‘Animals Talk Too(5 Stories)’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. There are 5 stories with animals that talk funny. In each defenseless baby animals are threatened to be eaten by a predator.
‘Animals Talk Too’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. Animals are talking in funny voices, a huge snake is trying to catch and eat a squirrel, later a lioness that is protective of her lion cub eats the snake.
‘The World of Talking Animals’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. Animals are talking in funny voices. A deer (doe) is running for its life, being chased by a wolf.
‘Animals Talk Funny’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. At a farmhouse the animals are talking, having funny conversations. Then a cheetah is coming looking for food, chasing some of the animals, the farm dog chase it away.
‘Grey Wolf (Animals Talk)’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. At a farm the animals are talking having funny conversations. A fox tries to eat the chicks, when a grey wolf chase it away saving them.
Animated Films:
‘Pigasus: The Lost Paradise - Battle for Evermore’ by Sean Patrick O'Reilly. Pigasus is a coming of age adventure story about a unique little pig prophesied to confront the evil Rathvarin the great battle for evermore. But, Pigasus must first find the faith to believe in the loving light of the Presence or the blackness of the darkness will forever rule over what was once Elysium.
Songs:
‘Amazing Grace’ by Corine. A song about a God’s Amazing Grace!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Walking in Faith’ by Angela Dawn Carr. A wife and mother faces obstacles and relies on her faith to get her through.
‘The Cove’ by Leonard Varasano. A young couple confront their child's terminal illness with help from a compassionate soul.
‘Stroke of Genius’ by Moriel E. Randolph. After 20 years of mental and physical disability, a 25-year-old man is somehow healed and endowed with the IQ of a genius. His life shows great promise until his transformation is attributed to a scientific study.
Event Poster for the 18 February 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 18 February 2023 COLFF:
Short Films:
‘Regarding Abel’ by Alyssa Giese. Mara, a single mother, is contemplating the termination of her child. Regarding Abel brings in to question- when is life valuable?
Mini Films:
‘Infinite’ by Joshua Pitney. Charlie, an autistic college student, has to present a speech for his class about his identity. But he must also give the speech in the presence of Casey, who bullies him for his autistic traits. Will Charlie gain the courage to be himself in front of his peers?
‘The Lost Verse’ by Walter Durant. A sinner at the gates of Hell may have found a loophole to escape eternal fire.
Documentaries:
‘Mama Kim, First Love In Africa’ by James Jun Hyun Lim. Jean "Mama Kim" 70 year old woman, lives ordinary life in Long Beach, California. Yet, there is one extraordinary thing that she does twice a year for past 26 years. Visiting Africa. She has built 36 churches and 7 schools and has donated millions of dollars worth in Africa. She doesn't get any sponsored nor get paid to do this. She sometimes sell her own stuffs to go to Africa. In Africa, people call her Mama Kim. Why?
‘Joy in the Morning’ by Heather Olive and Kevin McAfee. Jenny Kufahlwas diagnosed with cancer and was faced with deciding how she would live out her days. She was mother to seven young children who all shared a small house with one bathroom. She decided to live life to the fullest by giving what she could to many in her community and impacted all who knew her. Her story is heralded by friends, family and clergy for her courage and great love.
‘#ButGod’ by Kevin McAfee. When Jeremy and Emily Freeman’s son Caleb was in a devastating car accident, doctors gave him a 10 percent chance of survival. Fear of losing a child was all too fresh for the Freemans- their seven-year-old son, Trey, had died just four years earlier from a genetic immunodeficiency. But God had a different plan for Caleb. The story unfolds as Caleb finds his way back to family and friends and a new way of living. The family trusted God’s plan as they persevered through the fear and pain.
Web Series:
‘Breaking Strongholds’ by Reflective Media Productions. Breaking Strongholds is a faith based mystery drama series that keeps viewers guessing while addressing serous cultural issues.
Animated Films:
‘A Drop of Life’ by Kathy Stout. This heartwarming tale follows three little droplets, who fall from the sky and must navigate their way through the world. This film is a metaphor of life. We all enter the world innocent and alone and leave it with nothing but our deeds, so the choices we make matter. The droplets' journey challenges viewers to reflect on the rewards and consequences of choices we all make in our own lives.
Event Poster for the 21 January 2023 COLFF:
Official Selections for the 21 January 2023 COLFF:
Feature Films:
‘The Shepherd's Supper’ by Yiannis Stravolaimos. This is the true story of a kind shepherd who had dinner with Jesus himself.
Short Films:
‘The 12th Letter’ by Jackie and Robert Hovorka. The 12th Letter is about an unlikely pen pal relationship, not only because he is a Marine, war torn disabled veteran with PTSD and she’s a Catholic nun struggling with her own faith, but because their distance is not measured by how far away they are to each other in miles, but because they’re living 100 years apart.
‘Anxieties’ by Louis Bennies. A college student tries to overcome his anxieties about meeting new people. With his Mom pressuring him to socialize and meet a nice girl making his fear worse, how can he overcome?
Mini Films:
‘Believe’ by Gabriel Da Silva. While many people reject God and Christianity, a young Girl named Sofia finds her believe trough a little cross.
Documentaries:
‘Blackberry Winter’ by Jorge Rey. The quiet, hardworking people of Appalachia help neighbors suffering a cold snap in their lives. This documentary tells the story of how Teri Crawford Brown created the nonprofit "Blackberry Winter" in southwest Virginia.
‘In The Kingdom’ by Elijah Gamboa. A glimpse into the lives of college disciples and how they approach life with love and joy, even when the world persecutes them.
Web Series:
‘The World of Talking Animals’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. Animals are talking in funny voices. A deer (doe) is running for its life, being chased by a wolf.
Music Videos:
‘Into The Deep’ by 3 Heath Brothers. 3 Heath Brothers are diving “INTO THE DEEP”! This energetic band of brothers created this video to illustrate to people of all ages the importance of going into a deeper relationship with God.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘A New Believer’ by Ellie Mae Louise Smith. Mia, a 12 year old girl, who is a very strong Christian. She goes to church 2 times a week, always volunteering, and always helping others. The dad, late 30’s early 40s James Smith, was once a church loving child himself, until his mother passed away from cancer when he was 12. Leaving him to live with his new found alcoholic father who also stopped in his belief after his other son Donald, was killed in a car accident. Neither father nor son couldn't understand how a loving God could allow such things to happen to them, and so they fell out of the life as a believer, always searching for answers he could not find on his own….until.
‘Two Nights at the Pine Street Inn’ by J Christopher Haslip. After suffering most of his life under a cloud of abuse and drugs, a young man gives up all belongings and becomes a homeless person in a search to find a spiritual connection.
Event Poster for the 10 December 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 10 December 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘Waves’ by Kristinah Jane Archer. A young woman is struck with grief after a tragic accident, taking the life of someone dear to her.
‘Kindred Spirits’ by Emily Giuffré. Two women, on opposite sides of the planet, speak together online for an interview about a simple short story. After a heated, misunderstood discussion about each other’s countries, they find out that they have much more in common than they imagined and decide to meet in person.
Mini Films:
‘The Gospel, Literally’ by Andrew Huff. Nora just got back from church, and boy does she have some questions for her grandfather about what she heard.
Documentaries:
‘The Idols of Christmas’ by Jarrod Thomas Knepp. A documentary which discusses how the focus on Santa Claus lights and presents at Christmas takes away from the real meaning of Christmas which is Christ’s birth!
‘Vatican II: The Authority and Infallibility of the Pope’ by Jarrod Thomas Knepp. A documentary which discusses whether the Catholic church is replacing God’s authority and infallibility by giving too much power and influence to one man the Pope. Does Salvation come to man through being a member of the church or through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ?
Animated Films:
‘Tuxedo Praise’ by Nongolo Muteto. Enjoy the Penguins as they sing and dance for Jesus!
Music Videos:
‘Most Magical Time of the Year’ by Alan J. Chriest. A festive Christmas music video!
Songs:
‘I am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made’ by Nongolo Muteto. A song that lets children know God made them.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Season’ by Amanda Grafe. After losing her husband and making a mistake at a Christmas fundraiser, Mary struggles to mend her relationship with her son and God.
Event Poster for the 19 November 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 19 November 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Bringing Back Christmas’ by Damascus Road Productions and Eastern Sky Theatre Company. It’s two weeks before Christmas and Daniel Reece has just been fired after 17 years of service and right before his son, with special needs, is slated for an expensive surgery. Daniel’s hopelessness cues a sassy angel, disguised as a Hobo, to take Daniel on a humorous and inspiring journey back in time to witness the trials of Joseph and Mary before the very first Christmas, which reminds Daniel how God’s love can carry him through any challenge.
Short Films:
‘65’ by Dave Siriano. Every life deserves to be lived. But could this really happen?
Mini Films:
‘The World of Talking Animals’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. Animals are talking in funny voices. A deer (doe) is running for its life, being chased by a wolf.
Documentaries:
‘Strangers in Sendai - Sam and Makiko’ by Atsushi Kadowaki. A documentary by Sendai Japan filmmaker Atsushi Kadowakiwho tells the story of two interesting people living in his city; Samuel Martin, a missionary, and Makiko Nakagawa, who supports international exchange activities.
Animated Films:
‘D is for Drama’ by Brad Condie. A sardonic retelling of the English alphabet.Student Films:
‘Animals Talk Too’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. There are 5 stories with animals that talk funny. In each defenseless baby animals are threatened to be eaten by a predator.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Paperboy Chronicles’ by Steven C. Martin. Ten-year-old Steven McBride just landed the job of his lifetime -- a paper route in the small town of Ojai, California! And if he isn't dodging bullies at school, he's dealing with rude and unruly customers; all-the-while being head-over-heels with his 5th grade crush: Kerry Campanella... in this warm and charming '70s coming-of-age television series.
‘Reach’ by Timothy Thompson. A disabled man must make difficult family decisions in the wake of his brother's untimely death.
Event Poster for the 15 October 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 15 Oct 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘God's Not Here’ by Matthew Cichella. The first ever faith-based anthology featuring four stories about love, hope and most of all, forgiveness.
Short Films:
‘The Gift’ by Salvatore Joseph Palmeri. A mysterious visitation and a shocking revelation forges a life changing choice.
Mini Films:
‘Annabel Lee’ by John Ebrahimian. Love and loss based on the poem by Edgar Allan Poe.
Student Films:
‘You Never Learn’ by AinsleeLloyd & Madelyn Pergrem. A teen ignores her sister’s warnings, meets a guy from online, and gets abducted.
‘The World of Talking Animals’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. Animals are talking in funny voices. A deer (doe) is running for its life, being chased by a wolf.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Revenge of Art’ by Timothy Paulson. The world's most celebrated emerging artist uses his art as a weapon of revenge for his father's death, traveling back in time to the studio of Van Gogh to make the revenge sweeter.
Event Poster for the 17 September 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official selections for the 17 September 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Before it Happened’ by Andrew Jacob Brown. Detective Eli Jenkins has to find his ex-partner and bring him home to his dying brother. But as he’s taken on a wild goose chase, Eli must overcome the demons of his past before the most cataclysmic event in history happens.
Short Films:
‘Everyone Needs An Army’ by Biko Franklin. When the COVID-19 global pandemic hit, there was an immediate need to focus all efforts toward helping Canada’s most vulnerable population. Together with our staff, volunteers, donors, and partners, The Salvation Army quickly pivoted programs and services to ensure those in need had access to critical services.
Mini Films:
‘Animals Talk Funny’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. At a farmhouse the animals are talking, having funny conversations. Then a cheetah is coming looking for food, chasing some of the animals, the farm dog chase it away.
‘Grey Wolf (Animals Talk)’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. At a farm the animals are talking having funny conversations. A fox tries to eat the chicks, when a grey wolf chase it away saving them.
‘Animals Talk Too’ by Samir Parag Kshirsagar. This short film is with animals talking funnyand is an action, adventure, comedy, fantasy film. Animals are talking in funny voices, a huge snake is trying to catch and eat a squirrel, later a lioness that is protective of her lion cub eats the snake.
Documentaries:
‘Biblical Christianity 2.0’ by Johnny Vonneumann. A documentary opera, entirely shot in Israel!
‘American Woman’ by Dr. Kimberly Johnson. This is the inspiring story of conservative women who dare to break ranks with the leftist narrative – and have the audacity to fearlessly stand up and fight for American values and our way of life.
Photos:
‘Moroccan Art’ by Salah Eddine Saadouni. These images represent the cultural places and well-known spots in Morocco; each image shows the power and passion of Morocco!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Windstruck’ by Rodshanik Brown-Harvey. A story about Christian artists.
‘From Something Edible to Something Beautiful’ by Nicholas Latrenta. Afaith-based comedy about when a Christian struggling with gluttony, who is forced for health reasons to go on a major diet, unintentionally finds himself trapped at a dinner party full of his greatest temptations and must maintain his new diet to win back the woman he loves and stay strong in his faith.
Event Poster for the 13 August 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 13 August 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Letters to Stephanie’ by Jo-Ann Bierer Wilhelm. A woman's infant granddaughter is placed for adoption. Social Services tells her that her only legal right to her granddaughter is that she can write a letter without any identifiable information in it to her. The letter will be placed in the adoption file that the child will have access to when she's 21. The grandmother puts clues to the birth family's identity in her letter. She then begins her longest running prayer that one day her granddaughter will want to see her adoption file and they will be reunited.
‘The Naked Carpenter’ by Hannah Yoseph. Hannah reveals Joseph's identity as one of Yah'skings and offers him a refuge from the world system. Joseph is out of options. All of Hannah's prior kings remain uncrowned. Will Joseph be any different?
Short Films:
‘P.S. Thank You’ by Tee Washington. An up-and-coming comedian has the opportunity to win a cash prize and a tvdeal but tragedy ensues causing his will to be tested.
‘FanFobia’ by Karla Guy. A girl and a guy with the same phobia get set up by their therapist to fall in love.
Mini Films:
‘Stealing First’ by Nichole Stull and Jared Stull. Max feels like it's time for the first kiss with Devin. Unfortunately, the universe has conspired against him. Will the kiss happen?
‘The Situation Room’ by Andrew Huff. Chaos erupts in heaven's master control room when sin enters the world and the angelic staff struggle to come up with a plan to save humanity.
‘The Peace of Christmas’ by Andrew Huff. On Christmas Eve, 1944, a small group of American and German soldiers spend an unforgettable night together in the secluded Ardennes Forest cabin of a Belgian mother and son.
Documentaries:
‘Whom Shall I Send’ by Joshua Campe. A Faith-based inspirational documentary featuring 7 Las Vegas Chaplain Testimonies, from Retired 1st Responders to Spiritual 1st Responders answering the call of the Lord.
‘Stronger Than Hate’ by Kasia Nowicka-Mandes. A documentary which covers the preparation for and performance of a play at a seminary in Poland!
Web / TV Series:
‘Dot Conner: Webtective’ by Andrew Huff. Dot Conner: Webtectiveis a short form, live-action series that follows an inquisitive young teenager as she investigates questions about her Christian faith as if she were a detective solving a mystery.
‘The Listening Road’ by Johnathan Link. The Listening Road is the true story of a pastor's remarkable 33-day journey cycling 3,000 miles across the United States on a mission to engage with people from all walks of life in real conversations about things that matter most.
Music Videos:
‘Through The Storm’ by Karla Guy. A music video for inspiring song written by Sudi(Rick) Karatasabout keeping the faith through the rough and challenging times!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Wild Cry’by Andrew Huff. The lone voice of dissent against a tyrannical government in dystopian future America must defend the abandoned shopping mall he calls home from the military force sent to capture him.
‘God Whispers’by Billie Harris. A troubled marriage reverberates over the decades.
Event Poster for the 16 July 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 16 July 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Family First’ by Andrew Jacob Brown. A wife is murdered, a daughter disappears, and the lives of three adopted brothers fall apart. Months later, everyone has moved on but the youngest brother, KeenoMarshall, who moves mountains to try to find his presumed dead daughter.
‘I Rise’ by Favour Abu. Iganyais a talented, ambitious artist almost at the peak of her career when starts losing her sight. She asks God to heal her, but when the healing she hopes for is not forth coming, she starts questioning her faith.
Short Films:
‘Managed Agenda’ by Reginald Gibson. Set in a parallel dimension of Earth in the year 5871 the Directors of the demonic hordes gather together for a meeting to go over plans to overthrow the United States and pave the way for Global Domination by Prince Pherick, the Prince of the Power of the Air! Their plans go awry when a small group raises their voices in defiance forcing Prince Pherick to rectify the situation.
Mini Films:
‘My Beloved’ by David Diaz. A young man who grew up in church, realizes how lonely life outside his routine can be. Until one day he meets a young woman that changes his life. Little does he know that he is helping change hers as well.
‘It’s All Good’ by Reginald Gibson. A thought provoking and powerful Micro Movie that follows a young woman's selfish decision and shows a Dr.'s pride which ends in death and redemption. Ending scene follows the credits.
Documentaries:
‘Migration Goodwill Malaysia’ by Azry Ahmad Mustafa Hadi. The story is about a religious teacher from Terengganu in the peninsula of Malaysia, who migrated to Sarawak across the sea to teach religion there and find peace and goodwill between Islam and Christianity. He settled down and lived there for 30 years. In Sarawak there are many religions and ethnicities but everyone gets along and respects each other and they coexist with peace and this an example to the entire world!
‘Michal’ by Shonda Carter. Michal: Story of Devotion, Dismissal, Devastation, and Devine Design is a documentary that dives into the life of Michal, daughter of Saul, wife of David (1 Samuel and 2 Samuel) – who looked for love in the wrong places and paid an ultimate price.
‘A Wonderful Conversation with Bucky Geter’ by Charles Baldwin. Created because I enjoy his piano playing, this is our conversation at our second meeting while discussing music, music theory, listening to him play piano and improvise, and some of his personal stories.
Student Films:
‘The Stranger’ by Judy England. A country artist's climb to the limelight is sidelined by his choices until a stranger appears and shows him the way back up.
‘Why’ by Brayan Opinira. In a world that’s filled with so much pain and suffering we find our selves asking so many question why?One thing I am sure about is that I want to be able to share this Hope that I have found in the savior in the middle of all pain and suffering, the anchor that holds me so deep in the roughest oceans JESUS with all people and the whole world through the art I get to create!
Music Videos:
‘Flying’ by Amy Barbera. Get ready to fly with singer-songwriter Amy Barberaas you watch her heavenly "Flying" music video...as she takes you on a journey to the sky, through the clouds and into space dancing on the stars!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Reformation’ by Stephen Morgan- MacKay and Stefan Alexander. An anti-Catholic journalist travels reluctantly to Brazil to cover the church’s first public election of a Bishop. But when the female winner is assassinated, she’s dragged into a web of conspiracy whose consequences will change the future of the catholic church.
‘The Apotheosis of Nat Turner’ by David Isaiah Johnson. A slave with chemically-administered amnesia is awakened by a forbidden book and must spread its endangered knowledge to inspire the others and fight their way out.
‘Is He Safe?’ by Robert James Salisbury. Serving as a metaphor of a Special Needs parents fears: A father-son campout ends with Sam and his autistic son, Jimmy, stranded in a mountain pass, miles from help, and surrounded by hungry monsters. Though injured, Sam is determined to get Jimmy to safety, even at the cost of his own life.
Event Poster for the 18 June 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 18 June 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Mini Films:
‘When Its Your Turn’ by Brandon Smallwood and Stephanie Alecia Rose. When you wake up, and feel like something isn't right....
Documentaries:
‘Miracle in the Mine’ by Dan Morrice. Three British teachers travel to Chile to meet the miners who survived the San José mine collapse in 2010. They discover secrets of divine providence that led to their dramatic rescue. Featuring one-one interviews on location, and never-before-heard insights from the coalface.
‘Reality V Fiction Creating IRL’ by Ryan J. Gilmer. Two best friends embark on an epic quest to make a movie. IN REAL LIFE, "IRL", is a work of fiction, but its topic is real. Location scouting, Script breakdowns, writing and rewriting a film written by kids, for kids, to help inform kids that parents need to be aware of what their kids are doing online.
‘American Martyrs: Episode 3 The Coach’ by Andrew Thomas. Shares the story of Kurt Beathard, a former college football coach who lost his job and career after boldly professing his Christian faith. The third episode of the original docuseries "American Martyrs."
Student Films:
‘Composition’ by Jennifer Itzel. A young woman has a big decision to make that her family might not understand.
‘I Wonder’ by Ben D’Oleo. A young man remembers his father’s words when of inspiration to keep going in life.
‘Birdland Music’ by Mark Kilcoyne. The story of a local music store in Virgina that has been in business since 1969 and sells new and old music.
‘Not Dark Yet’ by Mark Kilcoyne. A lonely young man working in a thrift store gets by by talking to and befriending a manikan.
‘Breaking Down’ by Caitlin Morris. A kid on a journey meets a good samaritan on the road.
‘Rocky Road’ by Judy England. A young couple experiences a rocky road after they find out they are having a son.
Music Videos:
‘Everybody's Talkin' Iggy Pop’ by Laurent Mercier. An animated music video.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Way of the North’ by Brian Lorenzo Morgan. An American Student traveling in China is kidnapped and sold to North Korea for his language skills.
‘The Final Battle’ by David Henry Ongtooguk. The script covers the final battle of Good vs. Evil; the fact is, that many Christians and non-Christians believe the last battle is Armageddon. This is a true story with a modern twist, using Las Vegas, NV. as the backdrop. The story depicts Satan as a high-priced lawyer, who knows scriptures more than most Christians.
‘InnerVerse’ by Jay Stamatis. In death, a father leaves his son letters that tell of a place he visited when he flat-lined long ago. A place within, where he fights his inner demons, finds his soulmate, and saves his son.
‘The Last Battle’ by David J. Pettifor. Young men and women of a small town navigate life and death as a tragedy leads some on a path to discovery while others are thrust into the ultimate battle between good and evil.
Event Poster for the 21 May 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 21 May 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Access Control’ by Andrew J. Bullard IV. A disgraced ex-cop (Dan Lyons) and a hot headed newly-wed (Andrew J. Bullard IV) must team up as hospital security guards to solve a local pill thief case. In doing so they must put their differences aside and learn the importance of valuing the relationships in their lives. In this buddy-cop dramedy, it's about who to let in and who to keep out.
Short Films:
‘Coming After Me’ by Armstrong Jaison. The movie circles around Jessica, a young girl who when chased by couple of men runs into a church building to hide. The movie unfolds the events that follows, in which few lives are changed and touched by God.
Mini Films:
‘Heaven on Earth?’by Stephen Burhoe. A man goes on a hike to reconnect with nature, and finds himself being reconnected to his life.
‘Alone’by Gabriel Da Silva. A homeless man who lives on the streets and lost everything finds God.
‘Faith-Full’ by Adam Coffey. Grace understands how to live these last days according to the Bible.
Documentaries:
‘The Preacher to the Popes’ by Ashley Zahorian. Dive into the insider story of the little-known position in the Vatican of Preacher to the Papal household and the life, mission, and ministry of the longest-serving preacher to the papal household: Raniero Cantalamessa.
‘Hope Lives in Hohenwald’ by Kerry Pharr and Rob Blair. In Hohenwald, TN drug issues ran rampant. Out of options, the legal system turned to the local Church for help. Twelve churches of different denominations then created a coalition to save their city. This is the story of how a community of believers stepped up to fight and is winning the war on drugs and drawing many to Jesus Christ!
Educational Films:
‘The Church on Congress Avenue: Knowing God: Faithfulness’ by Matthew Paris. An educational video about the studies of the Bible and the better understanding of our Lord.
Web / TV Series:
‘The Save’ by Dale Fabrigar. A wealthy Texas man spends his wealth to help total strangers.
Student Films:
‘The Last Auditionee’ by Rick Weber. Facing long odds and a tough set of judges, the last auditionee for the day gives it his all to make the cast!
‘Broken Love Affair’ by Bailey Scimeca. A young couple experiences marital problems due to the husband’s mental illness.
‘Cat Cafe’ by Kathryn Gehrett. The story of the ‘Catnip Cat Cafe’ in Hampton Roads Virginia. This unique business for cat lovers has 18-20 cats at a time they get from rescue shelters, and allows customers and their kids to come in and interact with the cats in the hopes of adopting them!
Music Videos:
‘Kendra’s Song 3:18’ by Chuck Price. Finding forgiveness for others thru faith regardless of circumstance.
Songs:
‘The Love of God’ by Yulia Petrova. A new praise song.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘God’s Love Letter’by Almarin Fisher. Karl receives a love letter (Word of God). His family is unsure about being religious, Karl has to make decisions on his own or help from a friend.
‘The Best Gifts’ by Carrie Ann Lee. The Bailey family learns the real meaning of Christmas!
‘Return Path "No Way Back"’ by Janine Pecenkova. A young woman returns to her hometown despite the circumstances her late father left behind. Getting to know his money fraud might be covering a bigger secret - the gate to the future - and the past life too - the only thing she needs now is to open it - in order to fix up her life again.
‘M30 Oxy’by Wesley Mullins & Leanne Johnson. Intersecting stories of Appalachians involved in the use and distribution of opioids during the first summer of Covid.
Event Poster for the 16 April 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 16 April 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘The Chief’ by Aundra Michael Segrest. A Cop show about the Nash Valley Police Department and their chief (Spencer James Johnson) who has aspirations to make a difference in law enforcement practices and the community.
Mini Films:
‘Invasion’ by Dave Siriano, Ashleigh Ann Wood. We all know what is happening in Ukraine, but what if it happened here?
‘Floor 14 Reprieve’ by Chuck Price. Documenting the fight of a cancer patient who for a brief time found relief in an unlikely caregiver.
Documentaries:
‘Send Proof’ by Elijah Stephens. Millions of people claim to have experienced miraculous healing. Send Proof asks the question "Where's the evidence?" When his former pastor leaves the faith, Director Elijah Stephens embarks on a journey to find evidence for miracles. Along the way, he interviews atheists and skeptics, medical researchers and academics, and those claiming to have experienced miraculous healing. Will he find the proof he seeks?
‘Camei Pugliesi: Barletta’ by Massimiliano Tedeschi. A documentary about the famous Italian city of Barletta which covers its history, some interesting characters, and changes to the city over time.
Web Series:
‘Eileen’s Garden’ by Sadie and Susan Stranks. Eileen and Eve are two sisters, living together in a garden.Eileen and Eve embark on satiric misadventures, while taking on life's big questions. In this episode they are seeking the secret to happiness, and since Mormons always appear to be happy, they dress up as Mormons, and walk around their neighborhood with Bibles, but it doesn’t work.
Music Videos:
‘Argent Glass’ by Katsuyuki Nakanishi. In Honmoku, Yokohama, a guy (ShinsukeKato) is chasing his dream of becoming famous while performing live, but it is not coming true. One day, he breaks his cherished silver glass, and after gathering up the shards, he headed off somewhere.
Songs:
‘Every Single Day’ by Charlie Pie. A song that tells us love is a choice you have to make every day.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Condition’ by Rod Randolph. A young pastor’s daughter has to make a decision once she learns of her "condition" - A pro-life film!
‘Changes’ by A. L. Jobrail. Teens out for fun pick up a hitchhiker. He changes their lives as well as that of their friends.
‘Elisha’ by Steven Grindeland. When a young man is anointed the next prophet of Israel, he struggles with loss, betrayal, a multi-kingdom conflict and the relentless doubting of those around him.
‘Race You’ by A. L. Jobrail. Constant battle over the bathroom has Mom coming up with a creative solution that goes from small to huge!
Event Poster for the 19 March 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 19 March 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘The Fountain of Youth’ by The King’s Academy & Austin Parenti. Ahigh school history teacher adventures across Florida to discover eternal waters and save his mother from a terminal disease, all while dodging a competitor: a washed-up celebrity survivalist.
‘The Book "False Prophet“’ by Troy D. Williams. Pastor Jack has lost his way and cares more for money and fine clothes than his church. Will he be given a second chance to make it right?
Short Films:
‘Affective’ by Heather Horner & Kody Newton. Terry has to survive her schizoaffective disorder over 5 days when her medication is stolen.
‘Lucifer and the Father’ by Shawn Justice. Dinner meeting for the ages, God the Father approaches Lucifer and asks him to have a meeting.
Mini Films:
‘What is the Matter with you?’ by Ryan Gilmer. Some dreams just aren’t meant to come true! When a crew starts out to make a detective movie about a stolen violin, it ends up being a behind the scenes comedy about a movie that never came together! A must see for all aspiring film makers!
Documentaries:
‘The Essence of Life’ by Anna Ferens. A documentary about Professor WacławSzybalskia scientist of an outstanding mind and incredible biography. Born in Poland, during World War II he was a member of the Polish underground movement, Polish Home Army, supplying medicines to the Warsaw Ghetto. Today as a Professor and scientist in the United States he is known as ‘The Father of Synthetic Biology’ since he researched the ability to insert DNA directly into human cells, opening the way us to repair defective genes with what is now called gene therapy. His work on the ethical aspects of genetics was recognized by the Vatican when Pope John Paul II invited him to consult with Rome when they were developing the churches stance on genetic engineering!
‘1-23-03’ by Lee Anthony Potts. On a snowy day in January, 2003. Tragedy struck a small town in southwest Montana when a car crash claimed the lives of three high school boys and their teacher. Told from the perspectives of family and friends, 1-23-03 examines the events of the day while serving as a tribute to those lost and the ones who carry on their story.
Web Series:
‘SpyenceMission X’ by Curt & Ruth Nelson. SpyenceMission X is a video series created for a Children's Church curriculum that churches use on Sunday mornings in their elementary-school classes. In this episode, the evil robot Crusher from the Everything Is Evil International Organization (the EIEIO) lures the heroes from SpyenceHeadquarters into a trap and captures them in an underground prison.
Music Videos:
‘The Creation’ by Don Pasquale Ferone. Christian-inspired piece by on the greatness of creation.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Perfect Misfits’ by Beverly Nault. When high school teacher Matthew Sower’s car breaks down after being let go from his job, his worst day ever becomes a mission from God to reach a group of foster teens who call themselves The Misfits. Perfect Misfits is a tribute to the volunteers and ministries who help teens aging out of the foster system, a challenging and scary time for them as they approach adulthood.
‘Gift of a Tree’ by William Langlois. A family is given a Christmas tree that has the power to provide people with gifts that meet their deepest needs.
‘Redemption’ by Tamala J. Coleman. A young woman seeks love in the wrong places as she runs from the trauma of her past rather into the arms of God.
‘Two Nights at the Pine Street Inn’ by John Haslip. A man turns down the path after suffering abuse as a child, but then gives up all his worldly possessions to become a homeless person in search of a higher power. Does he find the God he seeks?
Event Poster for the 19 February 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 19 February 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
'Russian Roulette’ by Ryan Gilmer. A montage of short films put together as part of a 50/50 zero budget feature film festival project!
Documentaries:
‘Return to Palau’ by Michelle Hamel. A missionary family travels to the idyllic island nation of Palau and suffers unspeakable tragedy. Through recently uncovered archival footage and first-person accounts, Return to Palau tells an incredible true story of survival, faith, and forgiveness.
‘The Redemption of Christian Filmmaking’ by Kimberlie McCutchen.Over the years, the Christian film industry has had their ups and downs. Through the perspectives of three professionals, we discover the history of Christian filmmaking, what has happened along the way, and what the future holds for the Christian film industry.
Educational Films:
‘The Power of Environment’ by Lauren Speeth. Save the planet. Help the environment. Respect nature. Children's questions catalyze discussion, as educators and naturalists explore consumerism, resource extraction, the consequences of pollution, and the immediacy of the need for action. Information-filled but upbeat, this film touches the heart while including actionable ideas. Together, we can make a difference. Ukrainian and English. 17 minutes.
Music Videos:
‘Only God is Enough’ by Mirael and Massimiliano Maria Degasperi. A music video which reminds us God is with us in our good times and bad times.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Fiddles of Angels’ by William Langlois. An angel, appearing as an elderly man, fiddles a tune that draws abused and abandoned children to an invisible sanctuary.
‘Mother of Grace and Mercy’ by Dan Willis. After witnessing the death of her son Jesus, Mary must fight the early Church and Jewish leaders while overcoming her own shame and sorrows in a struggle to preserve her son’s teachings about the transcendent power of love.
‘Searching for Mr. Tall’ by Sarah Pettycrew Kania. Aida struggles with dating in her 40's.
Event Poster for the 15 January 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 15 January 2022 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Not to forget’ by Valerio Zanoli. After a life of little scams, a self-centered millennial is sentenced to take care of his grandmother, who is affected by Alzheimer's. As he realizes the extent of her wealth, the protagonist gets closer to the treasure he's been looking for.
Documentaries:
‘Roh’s Gospel Talk’ by James Jun Hyun Lim. A documentary about Opera California conductor Philip' Roh'slife and his Gospel talk show!
‘Pastor Bob’ by Curt Gienger. Short Documentary about Pastor that spread the word of the Gospel using magic and puppetry!
Web Series:
‘Doomsday Chronicles’ by Michael Droberg. In the near future, man creates Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled computers and robots, which turn right around and try to wipe us out. A few humans struggle to survive!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Aren't You the Family?’ by Angelise Milton. SallyMaeis a single mom whose life turns upside down when she gets a court summons in the mail. It appears her estranged husband who abandoned her and their three daughters years ago, was hurt in an accident and got a multi-million dollar settlement. With help from above and the behest of her eldest daughter Roxanne, SallyMaedetermines to go to the courthouse to see what happens!
‘Number 28’ by Fred Perry. While watching TV in a doctor’s waiting room, a young woman has an epiphany that alters the course of her life.
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Feature Films:
‘Zarephath’ by Taysha McFarland. When a widow is down to her last meal, she heads out through the famine-stricken lands in the futile search for more food for her unwell son and herself. While transversing the vast terrain, she stumbles upon a homeless man who offers her something better than food. She invites him back to her home, where she discovers that there is more to this mysterious stranger than she first thought.
Mini Films:
‘Expiration’ by Kody Newton. A woman welcomes a homeless man to her house to find out more about his life.
Music Videos:
‘So Many Gifts’ by Alan J. Chriest. A Music Video that reminds us there are so many gifts to be grateful for.
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Feature Films:
‘Letters to Daniel’ by Amy Leigh McCorkle. When two best friends set out to take over Hollywood the unthinkable happens-one of them is diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Told through the prism of their friendship, and the use of open letters to Daniel Craig, we follow their journey from breakdown to award winning filmmakers.
Short Films:
‘Eryx and the Void’ by Kody Newton. A futuristic assassin is hunting a team of agents who unknowingly hold something special in their possession.
Mini Films:
‘Scrooge buys his wife a ring’ by Garry Matheny. A film about a miserly man who learned the power of cheerful giving. Have you ever received something you wanted but you did not like the way it was given to you? A funny video with a message. Ladies get your husband to watch this!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Looking For Morning’ by Gary Ivey. Looking For Morning is a feature-length screenplay about David Porter, a young pastor who has a crisis of faith when his wife dies, leaving him with two small children. His struggle is made worse when he meets Julia, an agnostic with tragedy in her own past. They are drawn to each other because of loneliness and their grief. When David recovers his faith, he can then point Julia back to God.
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Official Selections for the 16 October 2021 Christian online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Time Boys’ by Randy Allan. Four boys from 1908 are thrown into 2016 when they accidentally use their father's secret time machine. They have to "fit in" in 2016 while they seek to build a time machine that takes them home. The four "time boys" actually play their instruments in "The Battle of the Bands.“ The all original soundtrack includes performances from rock and roll legends such as Dee Snyder, Corey Glover, Al Pitrelli, Derek Sherinian, Eric Gales, Jeff Scott Soto and more.
Short Films:
‘Perpetua’ by Mitchell Bronston. This is a true story. The events unfolding in 203 A.D. in the Roman Province of Carthage. A young girl of nobility, from the House of Perpetua, is in training to convert to Christianity. As a ‘catechumen’, she is not yet Baptized. Under current Roman law, catechumens are subject to arrest and forced to undergo a ‘sacrifice’ renouncing Christian faith and attesting loyalty to Roman deities and Caesar. If refused, death awaits them in the arena.
Documentaries:
‘Instrument of Peace; the Brother Gabriel Story’ by Nolan Uebelhor. The story of the skateboarding monk.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘Harper Lee and Me’ by Don Thompson. A mid-life crisis prompts a depressed but highly intelligent and sensitive man to research and understand one of the world’s greatest novels and its author, Harper Lee. During this process of self-discovery, he regains faith in himself and reconnects with his family.
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Mini-Films:
‘Hit List’ by Jamie Kassler. An eager thief hits the jackpot as he takes on the city, until he steals from an unassuming young woman who might jeopardize his biggest heist yet.The Love Project produces storiesof love told without words.
‘Eraser’ by Jamie Kassler. A fiery young schoolgirl would do anything to protect her best friend from a merciless bully - and stumbles upon a dark, mysterious ring with magical powers that just might make her problems disappear.The Love Project produces storiesof love told without words.
Animated Films:
‘The evening before last Christmas’ by Lien Van den Bergh. Dr. Rodezgets questioned about why he ended his research program. His answer takes you back to an event the evening before last Christmas at home with his family.
Event Poster for the 21 August 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 21 August 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
‘Blameless’ by Michael Edward Droberg. A modern day retelling of the Job story from the Bible.
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Script/Screenplay:
‘The Christmas Star’ by Billie Harris and Dianne Barnes. Mid 1800’s, West Texas. A sixteen year old girl and her two younger siblings are alone when a tornado rips through the fort where their parents have gone for supplies and then heads to the valley where they live. This is a story of faith, courage, determination to survive and in the end, a Christmas Day miracle.
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Official Selections for the 19 June 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Dakota Smith and the Search for the Fountain of Youth’ by Caleb Hebert and Christopher Hebert. Dakota Smith, world traveler and adventurer, is commissioned by the FBI to find the legendary fountain of youth. Together with Angela Swift, the two must find the fountain and keep Oliver Racktam, an archeologist with an obsession with time, from taking the fountain as his own. Full of comedy and adventure, "Dakota Smith and the Search for the Fountain of Youth" is a film for the whole family!
Documentaries:
‘118 Fest (The first Christian UkPop Punk Festival)’ by Simon Ward, Peter Field/Szczepanski. In 2018 Peter118 impacted on the UkPop Punk scene and became nationally known in the UK Pop Punk Community as a meme. This is the first of a kind ‘UK Christian Pop Punk Festivial' titled 118 Fest.
‘Daniel Unsealed 2’ by Ben Jones. A brief but clear overview of the history that relates to Daniel Chapter 7, shown with visual effects to give clarity and understanding to a complex topic.
Animations:
‘Florentine and the New Neighbor’ by Herbert Stine. This is a story about a family of mice that retail biblical stories to children.
Music Videos:
‘Can’t Get Enough’ by Chandler Bradley and Matthew Mozingo. This is a music video about a young man in love with a young woman.
Song:
‘You Are My Best Friend’ by Kathleen Tessalone. A song written for all the dogs in our lives who provide companionship and unconditional love! This song was written for the story ‘Dogs in Gods World’ about a boy named Willie and his faithful companion dog named Wilbur!Advertisement:
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘A Merry Nutcracker Christmas’ by Gina Simms. When deaf, teenager Ruth has the opportunity of a lifetime to follow her dreams of starring in the Nutcracker Ballet, her excitement and confidence is abruptly ripped away when someone’s jealousy clearly wants her gone. Ruth learns how to persevere through pressure and bullying, with her spectacular Holiday performance opening the door to a bright new future.
‘On A Shoestring’ by Billie Harris. Amid the Covidpandemic, a woman’s job is eliminated. With her unemployment payments stuck in limbo for months, she and her teenage son must resort to living on the street with the homeless, the same people she abhorred previously. They meet up with a friend from the past in the same predicament and through his friendship, learns the meaning of love and compassion.
‘Dogs in God's World’ by Kathleen Tessalone. An autistic boy & his St.Bernarddog & they are returning back from the park, they’ end up walking down this alley and see this bright light coming from this old abandoned doghouse. They both go over to the doghouse crawl inside and see a heavenly painting, they touch the painting, and transfer to heaven. The name and title is ”Dogs in Gods world”. The boys name is Willy and the dogs name is Wilbur. Willie does have a family, and has a sister named Wanda. His mothers name is Wynonna and the fathers name is Walter (there is Willies nemesis by the name of Winston, & his dog Cain). Walter creates inventions. After getting lost from a return from heaven, Willies father Walter creates an invention that ultimately fails and through divine intervention by prayer, the family meets up with Willie and Wilbur, with a glorious ending. The movie is topped off with an award-winning Disney type song.
Event Poster for the 15 May 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 15 May 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Angels Are Among Us’ by Gerry Manus. An inspirational movie which depicts Angels sent from God to help us.
Mini-Films:
‘Tikkun Olam’ by Bob Ahmed. A fiction film about an eight year old boy who tries to befriend a homeless veteran in Washington DC!
Student Films:
‘A Christmas Day Miracle’ by Positive Motion Pictures. A wonderful holiday film based on the Bible verse Hebrews 13:2.
Documentaries:
‘A Boy's Journey: Crossing The AlenuihahaChannel’ by Deveraux Gallagher. On August 6, 2020, eleven-year-old Bobo Gallagher became the first person ever to cross the AlenuihahaChannel on a wing and a foil and only the second documented solo crossing of that crossing in history. This is his story.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘American Prom’ by Dominic Giannetti. American Prom brings spirituality into the center of a modern day coming of age story. Trinity enters highs school and finds herself mixed up with the "in-crowd" tempted by popularity, parties and peer pressure. As prom approaches and temptation grows, Trinity must decide her path.
‘Paint Me Something Beautiful’ by TJ Johnson and K. Dixon Ludlow. An old Irish artist and lighthouse keeper, Abraham McDaniels, passes away on Christmas Eve. He is visited by God in the guise of a leprechaun and together they relive Abe's life, loves and losses through his unfinished paintings. Life is art, Paint me Something Beautiful.
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Official Selections for the 17 April 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films
‘Fox Hole’ by Jeremiah Mason. A WWII drama from the D-Day invasion of Normandy.
‘Spotlight’ by Spotlight Productions LLC. A shy young songwriter must overcome her fears after she finds an enchanted microphone that makes all of her dreams come true forcing her to make an impossible choice.Documentaries:
‘Instruments of Jesus’ by Joshua Campe. Instruments of Jesus is a documentary made inside Las Vegas Nevada of 7 amazing born-again Christians interviews/ stories/ testimonies of working for Christ and community as "boots on the ground" Chaplains and how Jesus transformed them into the work they do today.
Animations:
‘Absolution’ by Clayton Foy Udd. A repentant man seeking relief from his burdens is tormented by temptation from his flesh.
Music Videos:
‘Pandemic: Opened RED Door’ by Don Albert. A Music Video: A brief reveal of all that lead up to the Pandemic.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Handstand Heard 'Round the World’ by Leland Thomas Faegre. The true story of one week in November 2004, when a young aspiring gymnast got in trouble for, and then banned from doing handstands and cartwheels at school. The situation triggered both national and international media interest, and after the holiday weekend was over the school relented and she was allowed to do handstands and cartwheels again at school.
Event Poster for the 20 March 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 20 March 2021 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Open Wounds’ by Marc Allen. Erica (Emily Conley) is saddened by the lack of faith she finds in the world. Determined to make a change, she tries to convince her school principal, Principal Marks (Karla Dansereau) that prayer and bible study should be allowed back in school. Facing obstacles from her friends and Principal Marks, Erica pursues the matter and gets herself into a mess. With the help of the new performing arts teacher Miss Rainey (Trinity Dobbs) and the power of prayer, Erica finds a way to let Christ shine through her. In the end, sin is defeated and the open wounds in each person begins to heal.
Advertisement:
‘Oak Ridge Christian Camp Ad’ by Natalie Hudson. This commercial was part of extra level support for a family-run Christian camp that's trying to survive 2020.
Screenplay:
‘Escape to Egypt’ by Rex Perkins. When the Holy Family narrowly escapes a raid on Bethlehem, they take a dangerous journey to stay ahead of Herod’s forces. It’s a biblical thriller inspired by The Protoevangeliumof James, various Christian Orthodoxies, and the Writings of Josephus.
Event Poster for the 20 February 2021 Christian Online Film Festival!
Official Selections for the 20 February 2021 Christian Online Film Festival!
Documentaries:
‘The Love of Jesus’ by Holger Klussmann. This film discusses the message of Jesus Christ and visits several historical places in Bethlehem and Jerusalem!
Web Series:
‘The Man For Your Sins: Season 2 Under Pressure’ by Joachim Jung. In this comedy series a priest named Wolfgang is removed from his parish for sinning, and as penance must hear confessions in a storage container in downtown Berlin, where he daily deals with the dregs of society as part confessor, part counselor, part crazy man, trying to help sinners bring order in their lives.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Church of Joshua’ by R. H. Miller. Pastor Josh Evans is about to build a new church he and his father always dreamed of making. However a corrupt city councilman steals their land from under their feet. Now Josh must do whatever he and his congregation can do to get it back, which may involve some unexpected actions.
Event Poster for the 16 January 2021 Christian Online Film Festival!
Official Selections for the 16 January 2021 Christian Online Film Festival!
Feature Films:
‘A Flower From Heaven 3, The Power Of Prayer’ by Randy Skinner. After a tragedy a man turns to alcohol and drugs, but his wife and daughter are praying for him to come back to the light.
Music Videos:
’Baptized In Jordan’ by David L. Wilcox. An animated illustration of the original Gospel song “Baptized In Jordan “ by Dwight L. Wilcox II
Event Poster for the 19 December 2020 Christian Online Film Festival!
Official Selections for the 19 December 2020 Christian Online Film Festival!
Feature Films:
‘Hannah More’ by AntheaPage. A young woman in 18thcentury England breaks societal norms by fighting for causes like abolishing slavery and starting a school for underprivileged children!
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘The Near Death Experience of Dr. John Dantry’ by Michael William Hogan. The story of a gifted surgeon who lost his faith after some hard life experiences, but may find redemption after his heart attack gives him a glimpse of the afterlife for non-believers.
‘Arizona Sunrise’ by John Martins III. In present-day Arizona, with the help from his basketball coach, a teenage boy overcomes his parents' separation, and, the death of his best friend.
Event Poster for the 21 November 2020 Christian Online Film Festival!
Official Selections for the 21 November 2020 Christian Online Film Festival!
Mini Films:
‘Pepper Soup’ by Jeremiah Towolawi. Toslin and Rachel are a married couple struggling with their faith because they haven’t been able to have a baby yet.
Documentary Films:
‘Alaska Long Hunters’ by Mark D. Rose. Tells the story of a brave group of hunters who delved deep into the Alaska interior to explore and hunt in one of the greatest wildernesses on Earth.
Educational Films:
‘A side trip to Mt McKinley’ by Mark D. Rose. Ariel Cinematography of Alaska and Mt McKinley in 2020.
Event Poster for the 17 Oct 2020 Christian Online Film Festival!
Official Selections for the 17 Oct 2020 Christian Online film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘The Reliant’ by J. P. Johnston and Pual Munger. An economic catastrophe precipitates widespread rioting and looting, forcing a 21 year-old lovesick girl to care for her siblings in a stretch of woods bordered by lawless anarchy, wondering why a good God would let this happen.
Short Films:
‘Val’ by JerielYordan. In a wasteland world a 16-year-old orphan commits a crime and is sent to do community service at a junkyard where she meets a junk-collecting creature, and through their interaction, he helps her discover her self-worth.
‘Your choice: to believe or not’ by Igor Dyachenko. A young man accidentally encounters his old girlfriend, but she assures that they have never met before.
‘No Daddy Daughter Dance’ by Kody Newton and Jared Stull. A daughter tries to get in her father's good graces after she is grounded from attending the daddy daughter dance.
Documentaries:
‘Joining Hands in Mission’ by Brandon Loshe. The documentary is about a team from Emanuel Lutheran Church in New Haven, Indiana that travels to Point of Grace Academy in Kisumu, Kenya for a mission trip.
‘Together we will live’ by Alexander Shiskin. This documentary dedicated to memory of Valery Koropa talented Russian musician and friend of Israel who started a praise and worship band called ‘M-16’ because he loved the 16thchapter of Mark.
Music Videos:
‘Dreams that fly’ by ZirzeriaWright-Beveridge. This is a music video about following your dreams and not letting go of them.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Secret Life of Balls’ by Gregory Bonds. An awkward 10-year-old wakes up with the ability to see and hear "balls" talking.
Event Poster for the 19 September 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 19 Sep 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘Clouds’ by Aaron Brewer. A single father's optimistic outlook on life is tested when he faces an unfortunate turn of events.
MiniFilms:
‘Bankston and Biggs’ by Kody Newton. Bankston (Jon A. Ravenholt) is the Exterminator. Biggs (Tena, Christopher) is the Cleaner. The partners' night goes array when an alien life form, that was supposed to be dealt with, goes missing.
Documentaries:
‘Il Presepedi Calcata’ by Dr. Jenn Lindsay. This documentary tells the story of Calcata, a medieval village north of Rome, which has a unique history and a famous nativity scene.
Educational Films:
‘Treasures on Earth’ by Jerry Jacob. An awareness video on child bearing. The video explains the importance of having children in family life. Every couple must participate in the process of creation in love and unity with Christ to spread the kingdom of God.
Student Films:
‘Fishbowl’ by Deborah Shearer. After moving from California to Virginia because of a military relocation, a young boy named Casey must once again adapt to middle school life in unfamiliar territory but along the way find comfort in a unexpected friend.
Photos:
‘CadaNiño’ by James Michael Douglas. A few of the children who, in the red district 13 of Guatemala, study together at an independently run school known as CadaNiño.
Event Poster for the 15 August 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 15 Aug 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘Cold Mind’ by Harrison Dove-Green and Austin Smith. After surviving a massive cave-in, a coal miner must face his inner demons in order to free himself, all with a canary at his side.
‘In Your Prayers’ by Ryan McDonald. A college student learns valuable life lessons through a chance encounter with a homeless man.
MiniFilms:
‘SecondBirthday’ by C. Nathaniel Brown. Leading up to his wedding, a young man discovers his parents have been holding onto a secret that is about to be revealed and change his life forever.
‘For Jane’ by Kody Newton. A father tries to catch his daughters' secret admirer red handed.
Documentaries:
‘Quarantined Faith: Rome, Religion and Coronavirus’ by Dr. Jenn Lindsay. This documentary shows how the people of Rome Italy use creativity and spiritual resilience to continue to express their faith during the Coronavirus quarantine.
Animations:
‘Be Like the Robots’ by Nathan Tillett. A cartoon about Eli, a young boy who wants to help save the planet by inventing a series of robots to clean up pollution!
Student Films:
‘Valle del Silicio’ by James Michael Douglas. Silicon Valley follows the story of 12-year-old Wilson Chun from Guatemala whose goal is to become a computer programmer with the help of “CadaNino” an innovative after school program.
‘Jericho’ by Tiffany Joy Taylor. An amateur boxer must overcome her family's discouragement to seek a career in pro boxing.
Series:
‘Day Zero: Episode 3x4 Powers and Principalities’ by Cal Nguyen. A series depicting a future dystopian world where nuclear and biological weapons has altered people and the political landscape of North America. In this episode Fr. John is visited by an old friend. Elsewhere, the CSA plots its next move under LtColThetis's leadership as SGT "Wilkie" is suspected of losing Major Courtney to the enemy.
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Official Selections for the 18 July 2020 Christian Online film Festival:
Short Films:
‘Reason’ by Kody Newton. Daniel Bridges goes to church for the first time in a long time to talk to God about why his wife died.
Min-Films:
‘Safe @ Home!’ by Ryan J. Gilmer. A film about a man who has an extra ticket to a baseball game and invites his mom, but his plans are ruined when they declare the corona-virus lockdown!
Student Films:
‘Will to Live’ by Anthony Krus. A depressed man gets a second chance after he gets a glimpse of the future God has in store for him.
‘Good: Men After Christ’ by Caleb Hebb. A four-part bible video bumper series created for Men who want to live by biblical attributes.
‘'Till Death Do Us Part’ by Scott Robinson and Ryan Flug. When the small town funeral home ’Till Death Do Us Part faces financial ruin, its callous director Mr. Frederick seizes the opportunity to hoodwink a young, wealthy couple after they mistake the business for a wedding planning service.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Feeler’ by Christan van Slyke. A reserved teen named Camron discovers she has the gift of healing, and must juggle this along with her quirky friend Renee, her dad Thomas unexpectedly dying, her narcissistic Mom Cheryl who’s never around to help her, and a cute boy named Trevor who has recently caught her eye!
Event Poster for the 16 May 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 16 May 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘The Magic Hour’ by Kyle Parks. A film about a Christian and atheist who meet on Facebook decide to meet in real life and discuss if God and Jesus is real.
Mini-Films:
‘Life 360’ by Ryan J. Gilmer. A film about a Christian surviving the Corona-virus isolation we are all going through!
Documentary:
‘Don’t Stop Living’ by Kyle Parks. A film about a weekend in the lives of 4 kids during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Not in a Million Years’ by Christan van Slyke. A romantic comedy story about a rugged survivalist named Jonathan who falls in love with a working single Mom named Christine.
Event Poster for the 18 April 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 18 April 2020 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘The Investigators: When truth Calls’ by Cristy Ecaymuzquiz. A story about a man who has become cynical about life after seeing his mother get duped by a fake preacher, but eventually comes to know God is real.
Short Films:
‘Emunah’ by Brian Morgan. A story about Christians traveling in a post apocalyptic world looking for a safe have.
Mini-Films:
‘The Story of My Life’ by WenckeSynack. The story of a young woman who gets saved and her world changes for the better.
Documentaries:
‘Saved’ by Tim Pappa. A documentary about a survivor of the communist take over of Cambodia in 1975 and how afterwards he came to America and got saved.
TV Series:
‘Verses’ by Dave Siriano. A TV series that takes Bible verses and acts them out in real life.
Scripts/Screenplays:
'Unforsaken’ by WenckeSynack. A story about a young woman named Milly who finds hope and faith in Jesus Christ.
‘Hindsight 20/20’ by Christan van Slyke and Dan E Scott. A story about a man who almost loses his marriage to alcoholism, but saves it with faith.
Songs:
‘I've Always Been Yours’ by WenckeSynak. A song about Jesus’ redemptive power.
‘My Amazing Grace’ by Debra Gussing. A song about a person who is saved by Jesus’ amazing grace.
Event Poster for the 18 August 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 18 August 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘One Nation Under God’ by Jarred Coates. In America today, what are we directed to believe in? What as a society do we trust? This is the first question that gifted student- David Gutierrez is asked as he enters his new school - Lee Magnet High. When the lead Presidential candidate comes to speak to the Lee High student body, David seizes the opportunity to address the Senator. “If our founding fathers placed God at the center of our Nation, shouldn’t God be a part of our schools and government today?” The Senator and student’s paths become intertwined after a video is leaked of the encounter. Both struggle to have the faith and courage to stand up for what they truly believe in.
Documentaries:
‘Ireland The Celtic Way’ by Lauren Speeth. Three years in the making, Ireland The Celtic Way is a cinematically rich exploration of the land and legends of the emerald isle.
‘Walking In The Supernatural’ by Randy Skinner. A full-length feature documentary about people who have experienced supernatural events they believe came from God that changed their lives. The movie will show six separate testimonies of supernatural events followed by reenactments to show the audience.
Music Videos:
‘I know God Loves You’ by Hagit Kastel Nachsholi and Connie Cassell. This is a music video that tells us God loves us!
Songs:
‘Is That You?’ by Debra Gussin and Rik Howard. This is a song about how Jesus is watching out for us when we go through tough times.
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Official Selections for the 21 july 2018 Christian online Film Festival:
Documentaries:
‘The One Who Holds Sovereignty Over Everything’ by COAG. A film about how God has created the universe and all things in it.
Music Videos:
‘The Letting Go’ by Natalie Jean. "The Letting Go" is about allowing yourself to be free. It is about not caring what anyone else thinks and allowing yourself to love and be loved.
‘God Gave Me All I Need’ by Kathryn Shipley. This song is based on a true experience by singer/songwriter Chuck Thomas. Performed by Kathryn Shipley. We hope this video touches your soul and opens your eyes to a continued problem in our country...Homelessness.
Songs:
‘He Loves Me’ by Natalie Jean. A song about the Love Jesus has for us.
‘Holy Spirit in My Heart’ by Katie Garibaldi. A song about the benefits of having the Holy Spirit inside you.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘The Test’ by Erinn Jones. Creation and Creator have a conversation that bring up heartfelt emotions that have been buried for centuries.
Event Poster for the 23 June 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 23 June 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘The Thought of You’ by Gary Centrone. A young man sick of caring for his bitter mother contemplates on breaking free. A real mystery about a mother who dislikes her son.
Mini-Films:
‘Waves’ by Gary Centrone. A mother tries to reconcile her past abusive behaviourwith her estranged daughter after recovering from alcoholism.
Animated Films:
‘The End Of Days’ by Patrick Cormack. An animated story about the end of times where man is fighting an army of cyborgs.
Documentary / Student Films:
‘Brandi Discovered’ by Olivia Mullen. A true life story of Ms. Brandi Lee Weaver-Gates who made a mistake in her youth but is now making up for it through campus ministry.
Music Videos:
‘I love to follow Thee’ by Dr. Frank Cheng. A music video about a Christian who misses his father who has already gone to heaven.
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‘I. M. Movie Trailer’ by Kristen Collier. A trailer for the upcoming movie about guardian angels.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Suicide Boulevard’ by Joe Penalo. A story about fighting back against suicidal thoughts.
Event Poster for the 19 May 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 19 May 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Mini-Films:
‘Social’ by Joey Katches. A tale about a man so consumed with technology that he misses out on the simplest and best parts of life.
Documentary:
‘When the Saints’ by David Peterka. When the Saints documents one young man’s mission end sexual exploitation in the African nation of Malawi, a journey that begins in his own heart. The program not only calls us to care about justice for girls trafficked in rural Africa, but also to examine the ways that lust, personal impurity, pornography, and distorted views about romantic friendships serve to feed the problem. The film is a thought-provoking and powerful tool to rally the saints with a call to greater purity.
Music Videos:
‘Wind’s Whisper’ by Dr. Frank Cheng. A music video about God’s amazing creation and how beautiful nature is.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Finding Grace’ by Lawrence Whitener. A story about saving grace.
‘Hollow Earth Quest’ by Danny Weiss and Kathy Krantz Stewart. An exciting story about a man who finds a peaceful civilization living in the center of the Earth.
‘Escape to Hollow Earth’ by David Weiss, Danny Weiss, and Colin K. Stewart. The exciting sequel to 'Hollow Earth Quest'! A draft resister flees the US to Iceland tempted by absolute power and destiny of the world for either good or evil while encountering an advanced civilization living in the center of the Earth.
Event Poster for the 21 April 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 21 April 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘# Jesus – In The Name Of My Father’ by Zoltan Roczo-Nagy. A movie that portrays the story of Jesus’ last day, with a modern twist.
‘Hidden Light’ by Aaron Kamp. Following a tragic event, the lives of three men converge in a quest for revenge and redemption.
Short Films:
‘Trial’ by Jose Rivera. A young Jewish man is taken to a rabbinical court to defend his faith in Jesus.
Mini-Films:
‘Z.E.T.A. Force – Special Edition’ by Ryan Gilmer. ...In a galaxy not so far away the sinister "After Effect" and his evil minions must be stopped by the "Z.E.T.A. Force" before the "z-vault" falls into the wrong hands and the technological weapons found within sway the battle between good and evil forever...
Documentary:
‘Jesus: Dead and Buried?’ by Roger Malstead. 'Jesus: Dead and Buried?' looks at the evidence, historical and medical, for the death of Jesus as a real event in history, as presenter, Luke Waldock, gets expert opinion and travels to Jerusalem to see the places where Jesus himself would have walked during the last few hours of his life.
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‘Broken Clay – Trailer/Teaser’ by Owen Hisle. In this story a young girl’s prayers are answered when God sends down a hero from heaven to help her.
Music Videos:
‘For the Beauty of the Earth’ by Dr. Frank Cheng. A music video which showcases God’s amazing creation, the Earth! I felt like I was almost meeting God in the cloud when I produced this song. That was why the key of the song was so high. I modified the lyrics with modern English so that it is easier to understand. Last but not least, I want to thank Eva Liu who sang this beautiful song with me.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘At The Mercy Of Faith’ by Samuel Taylor. A story about keeping faith during life’s good times and bad.
Event Poster for the 24 March 2018 Christian Online Film Festiavl:
Official Selections for the 24 March 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Home Away From Home’ by John-William Noble. A Chinese student travels to Edinburgh to study. She soon encounters many cultural differences and the need to adapt in many situations. However, she begins to explore bigger questions about her very purpose in life which leads her to explore the teachings of the Bible about Jesus Christ
Short Films:
‘The Passion: A Brickfilm’ by Josh Carroll. The Passion: A Brickfilmaccurately portrays the story of Jesus' death and resurrection through the eyes of LEGO® characters.
Animated Films:
‘I Heart Love’ by Dan Brown and Rock Church. An animated film about sharing the Love of Jesus.
Mini-Films:
‘Just a Prayer’ by Zoltan Roczo-Nagy. A film about the power of prayer.
‘Help Reach Them’ by Mr. Fred S. Carpenter. God desires to populate heaven with people from every nation. "Help Reach Them" is a short promo for the movie The HOPE, which is an excellent way to share the Good News message of the Bible.
‘Go – Mission Guatemala’ by Jeremy Minatrea. The film details the fourth Camp CopassMission Trip to Guatemala.
Documentary:
‘Go – Mission Guatemala’ by Jeremy Minatrea. The film details the fourth Camp CopassMission Trip to Guatemala.
Educational Films:
‘Help Reach Them’ by Mr. Fred S. Carpenter. God desires to populate heaven with people from every nation. "Help Reach Them" is a short promo for the movie The HOPE, which is an excellent way to share the Good News message of the Bible.
Advertisements:
‘Help Reach Them’ by Mr. Fred S. Carpenter. God desires to populate heaven with people from every nation. "Help Reach Them" is a short promo for the movie The HOPE, which is an excellent way to share the Good News message of the Bible.
Soundtracks:
‘The Passion: A Brickfilm’ Soundtrack by Julian Wiggins. Soundtrack to the movie about the crucifixion of Jesus.
Music Videos:
‘Somebody’ by Zoltan Roczo-Nagy. A Music Video about Jesus.
Songs:
‘Broken Doll’ by Auregan. A song about Jesus fixing our brokenness and making us new.
Event Poster for the 17 February 2017 Christian Online Film Festival!
Official selections for the 17 February 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Mini-Films:
‘Stripped Away’ by Liberty Film. Jennifer is a young adult who has just found out that she is pregnant. As she tries to figure out what to do, her baby pleads for her life to be protected. Through this journey, both Jennifer and her boyfriend Noah, come to an understanding of God's grace and truth.
Music Videos:
‘Spring Time Again’ by Dr. Frank Cheng Ph.D. This is an awesome music video about new life! Mr. Cheng used the melody of an old Chinese New Years folk song and composed the Cantonese lyrics. He would like to thank Annie C., Tim, Lilian, Annie Y., Polly, Vivien, Albert and Fred for singing this song with me. This is one his favorite Chinese new year songs. Mr. Cheng wants to use this song to wish everyone a happy new year!
‘Soon You Will See’ by Ms. Brenda Turner. This is a powerful music video that tells a story of a young man who’s life is saved by Jesus!
Event Poster for the 20 January 2018 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 20 January 2018 Christian Film Festival:
Mini-Films:
‘Heartbeat’ by Ryan J. Gilmer and Brent S. Duncan. How far would you go to save your child? A woman must choose.
‘Elevator Lesson’ by Linda Kuriloff. Aiden Walker meets Maggie Reynolds in a chance encounter gone wrong.
Educational Films:
‘Child Come Back’ by The Church of Almighty God. An educational film about young boys and video game addiction.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Broken Clay’ by Mr. Owen Hisle. In this story a young girl’s prayers are answered when God sends down a hero from heaven to help her.
Event Poster for the 23 December 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 23 December 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Mini-Films:
‘SuperFectAN: a Minnesota Fan Film ‘ by Ryan J. Gilmer. This movie follows one fan on 10 January 2016 as he braves zero degree weather in his attempt to see 5 sports games: 1. Minnesota Vikings football team, 2. Minnesota Timberwolves basketball team, 3. Minnesota Wild hockey team, 4. University of Minnesota Gophers women's basketball team, and 5. University of Minnesota Gophers women's basketball team!
Music Videos:
‘Star Car’ by Donnie Rook. This is a cool music video and song about a futuristic car that takes people to distant planets! ‘Star Car’ by Donnie Rook. This is a cool music video and song about a futuristic car that takes people to distant planets!
Event Poster for the 18 November 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 18 November 2017 Christian online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Kids From Camelot’ by Terry Wolfe. Two cell phone addicted tweens in Spanish Harlem break away from their friends to follow a old sword in the storage locker that their grandpa says might be King Arthur's long lost Excalibur. In Camelot they find a strong family life has resulted in creative fun loving kids. They find out how the Excalibur got to New York City and return to imaginate their parents and friends away from the TV and cell phones.
Short Films:
‘The Substitute’ by Matthew McCaulley. Sergeant William Burke has had to handle many tough situations in his 20+ years in law enforcement. But this was no ordinary day. And little did Sergeant Burke know that today everything he believed would be put to the ultimate test.
Mini-Films:
‘Farmer John versus The World: No Pain, No Justice’ by Ryan J. Gilmer. Farmer John searches for justice against the world of outdoor chores. However, without pain there can be no justice.
Animation:
'The Passion Meeting’ by Greg Granderson. Greg Gabe is the director of the Men's Ministry at his church. He is in the planning stages of the churches first ever Men's Passion Conference. Can he get through the first meeting without all the shenanigans from the congregants?
Event Poster for the 21 October 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 21 October 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Lost in the Woods’ by Randy Skinner. This movie is a full-length Christian faith based feature film. Approximately one hour 47 minutes long it is a story about three children who go missing from the church after their parents were unable to pick them up. The kids become lost in the woods, but their parents believe they have been kidnapped and are searching for them out on the highway not realizing the children are in a patch of woods in between the church and their own home unable to find their way out. Because the kids have been raised in church from the time they were very small, they do the only thing they know how. Cling to their faith in God to help them find their way. Because of their faith, in God. He will show up and perform little miracles all through their journey home.
Mini-Films:
‘Twinkies & Root Beer’ by Andre Campbell. A young boy on a quest with his scooter, ends up in the park sharing his snacks with a checker player. Later he realizes who the checker player really was.
‘Game Night’ by Ryan J. Gilmer. A group of colleagues attend a game night at a friends house but unfortunately spend the whole time arguing about what game to play instead of playing.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Alien Zombie Cell’ by Kathy Krantz Stewart. An alien force tries to take over the Earth by using cell phones to turn their users into mindless zombies, but a group of unlikely heroes attempts to stop them.
Event Poster for the 30 September 2017 Christian online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 30 September 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
A Flower From Heaven 2, A Perilous Journey’ by Randy Skinner. A real life drama film about a 13-year-old whose mother is about to die of cancer. The mother no longer believes in God and her daughter is desperately trying to convince her to change her mind before she passes away.
Short Films:
‘The Preacher’ by Jaron Lockridge. A pastor of a small southern church must find the strength to continue his purpose when the world around him seems to be crashing down.
Mini-Films:
‘Carried Away’ by Nick Conroy. Amidst his failing marriage, Paul decides to cut off things with his wife for another woman at his office. Rose's only divorce terms is to be carried across the threshold every morning for the next month, until the divorce is final. As each day passes with Rose in his arms, Paul finds himself falling in love with her once again. On the final day he decides to stay with Rose and walks into their bed room to find her dead. Through her final secret month of cancer, her last request was for their daughter see her father as a loving husband.
‘In Honor of Diane’ by Ryan Gilmer. A woman relives the death of her cat as a young girl as her family is trying to deal with her Azheimer's disease.
‘No Poetry’ by Final Call productions. An unfaithful bride seeks redemption and forgiveness from her husband but first has to hear some condemning truths. God's relationship with the church is likened to a husband and his bride. Imagine if this relationship were personified. What would the conversation be like?
Documentaries:
‘Modern Day Miracles’ by Luke Broersma. Miracles are supernatural. They're also surprising. They happen in ways, and through people, we may not expect. In this short documentary, we see followers of Jesus doing precisely what he told his followers to do: "Proclaim the Kingdom of God, and heal the sick." (Luke 9:2) They are flawed people - doctors, nurses, custodial staff, spiritual staff - doing whatever they can, with whatever they're given, to restore broken bodies. And the result? Miraculous.
Web Series:
‘The Man For Your Sins’ by Joachim Jung. A priest is hearing the confessions of sinners in a container in the heart of Berlin. People show up by chance, after shopping, or because they profit from the accessibility of the container-for-confession. The priest, Wolfgang, was demoted for drinking and having affairs. In the container he's trying to redeem himself in order to get his parish back. He helps his sinners to bring order in their lives. Unfortunately, his own problems rest unresolved.
Event Poster for the 26 August 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 26 August 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
'Faith-Hope-Love - Xiaozhen's Story’ by The Church of Almighty God. A musical drama that tells the story of a young woman named Xiaozhen and her friends who drift away from God in search of money and fame, but after realizing those things do not satisfy, return to their faith and the Lord.
Mini-Films:
‘Lost Identities’ by Ryan Gilmer Jr. A child in search of an identity, A family lost by technology, A couple in the age of virtual communications... Appearances collide in 'Lost Identities‘.
Documentaries:
‘The China Mission’ by Peter Kelly. THE CHINA MISSION is a feature length (85 minute) documentary looking at four decades of Christian missionary activity in China. From 1920 to 1954, hundreds of Irish men and women served as Roman Catholic missionaries working in social, pastoral and disaster relief services at an extraordinarily turbulent but fascinating period of Chinese history. The film features rare film and photographic archive, much of it never seen before. All the film was sourced in High Definition – this unexpected collection of footage in B&W and colour includes film of Irish missionaries arriving in China in the 1920s.
‘Chronicles of Religious Persecution in China’ by The Church of Almighty God. This exquisitely-shot documentary details the persecution by the communist government and encroachment of the religious beliefs and human rights of Chinese Christians. It is a window to understanding the true lives of Chinese Christians and Christian families, as well as a reflection—rarely seen in recent years—of the experiences and emotions of Chinese Christians who have been persecuted as a result of their faith.
Movie Trailers:
'I'll Walk with God' by Ian Woodward and ENCORE Films! This wonderful short film and musical romance was Written and Directed by Ian Woodward, and stars Norman Bowman, Virginia Byron, and Claire Heverin!
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The First Time For Penny’ by Janice L. Walker. The story of Penny Monroe, her Dad Charles, Mom Mayda, older brothers Michael and Jack, and older sister Joan. Penny is her Dad’s favorite. Her Mom is aloof and never told Penny that she loved her or was proud of her. Her older siblings’ jealousy of special place in her Dad’s heart, result in a lifetime of mean treatment and loneliness. But Penny’s Faith and her love of her family save them all in the end!
Event Poster for the 29 July 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 29 July 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
'South of Swan Creek' by Debbie Sutcliffe and Brittney Greer. When Emma Parker buys the horse no one else wanted at the horse auction, it isn't long before she understands why.
Mini-Films:
‘Lifeline’ by Brent S. Duncan. Rebecca loves her daughter Ellie and would do anything for her. However, every life brings obstacles and some are more difficult to deal with than others. When a doctor informs them both of a life changing event, Rebecca must make a decision that could save Ellie's life or destroy their family. She is in a difficult situation and has the desperate hope to find a lifeline!
Event Poster for the 24 June 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 24 June 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
‘A Town Called Redemption’ by James Burns. In the small town of Redemption, the alcoholic Sheriff is shot and a ruthless gang of Outlaws see their opportunity to do him in for good; but when an unlikely hero, the Sheriff's Son, overhears their nefarious plans, he attempts to help save his Father's life and maybe even his soul.
Mini-Films:
‘The Singing Priest’ by John Tsambazis. A boy without a purpose in life is able to overcome his shady past and find his true calling in the priesthood. The story of a poor boy from Malta who would become a globally recognized Roman Catholic Priest through the writing and singing of his songs.
Documentaries:
‘The Basketball Family’ by Jason Harney. The story of former Purdue University standout and retired NBA player Doug Lee, as he guides the Calvary Chapel Christian School Lions Varsity Basketball team, with a faith based approach to coaching, through the 2015-2016 season in Las Vegas, Nevada.
‘The 30th of May’ by James Theres. This film details the Memorial Day celebration and parade in Natchez Mississippi which has been going on since the end of the Civil War.
Screenplays:
‘Heart of a Champion’ by Eric and Sheri Ettore-Carlson. Two rodeo girls are challenged when they are lost in the desert mountains where they face death and their faith is tested, leading them to discover the loyalty of a horse.
‘The Singing Priest’ by John Tsambazis. A boy without a purpose in life is able to overcome his shady past and find his true calling in the priesthood. The story of a poor boy from Malta who would become a globally recognized Roman Catholic Priest through the writing and singing of his songs.
Event Poster for the 27 May 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 27 May 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Faith’s Song’ by Frankie Hutto. A young girl’s faith is tested, when her parents are suddenly killed in a car crash and she is forced to move in with relatives who are non-believers. She finds herself in a new city, new school and no friends… She is a talented singer, who wants to worship God with her songs, but her uncle and others at school challenge her faith. Only one boy seems to see the greatness in her… She has to come to grips with either fitting in or following God, which may cost her more than just her faith.
Mini-Films:
‘Me Set Free’ by BB Lopez Bauda. A man remembers how he lived in a fury of flames that consumed him from the inside out until one day God drew him out of the depths of his misery from the abyss of despair that he was confined in.
Songs:
‘The Coconut Song’ by Alison Miller. A music video filmed in Hawaiian about coconuts and all their many benefits.
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‘Lord Change My Heart’ by Tamala Coleman. Trailer to the upcoming movie ‘Lord Change my heart’ the story of a tragic accident that causes a couple to suddenly place their vacation on hold.
Scripts/Screenplays:
‘The Second Son’ by Leonard Varasano. As a benevolent farmer from America’s Heartland acquires the Touch of God, enabling him to heal terminally ill children, dark forces converge from far and wide to eliminate him from the world scene.
Event Poster for the 29 April 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 29 April 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Jericho’ by Micahel Martin. This film was done for kids and by kids in a church in Denver, Colorado to teach the story and lessons of the battle of Jericho. From fear to faith in Joshua, to a story of Rahab's redemption, to learning that being on God's side is what matters, this film will challenge kids and adults alike to trust God in all things. This film was completely shot on green screen with iPhones by two pastors who had a crazy vision to help a Bible story come alive to kids by having them participate in a film project.
Short Films:
‘I Love You Truly’ by Ian Woodward. I LOVE YOU TRULY is the story of two young people discovering and building trust and finding a soul mate they hope will be with them forever. It follows the on-off relationship of the couple as they begin to find out more about each other and experience true love for the first time. It stars the acclaimed young English actors Charlotte Frost and Richard Mark as the young couple.
Mini-Films:
‘Wake’ by Matthew McCallum. Kelly and Meg are humoring their father, Richard, who believes he's dying, when he isn't.
‘Mob Tithes’ by Krystal Bolden. Enforcing the law of Tithes goes deeper than he thinks when Randy, the Tithes Sherriff, starts training his protégée.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Scroll Back’ by Jay and Steven Stamatis. "A skeptic goes back in time for Dead Sea Scrolls, but ends up further back in time to seek proof of God instead."
‘The Wager’ by Jim Gloyd. “Brucie thought he got a bum rap right from the very beginning, but most people would if they were abandoned and left on the steps of the police station as a mere infant, and their future consisted of seventeen foster homes. With those odds Brucie didn’t think he stood a chance, and maybe he didn’t. However, after a trip to church things appeared to be looking up for young Brucie, that is until he is pulled from the grid, against his will, by the Cartel to do their bidding. By the time he breaks free from the Cartel’s stronghold, he is equipped with a heinous past and gambling addiction... while somehow keeping his rugged good looks, charm, and whit intact. He tries to go on in spite of his infirmities, but all seems lost as he loses his job and is evicted to be once again cast to the streets. In what seems to be a last ditch effort... he takes everything he has left to the Casino in hopes for what would be the grand wager. Instead he loses everything and seems to be without hope... that is...until a man in white walks up and asks him if he would like to make a wager...a wager that will unlock a mysterious and spiritual journey that will forever alter a broken life.”
Event Poster for the 25 March 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 25 Mar 2017 Christian Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘No Eyes Have Seen’ by Krystal Bolden. A teenage boy, Landen, buys recording glasses to record himself skating. But one evening of skateboard tricks turns his life upside down when he inadvertently records a murder being committed in a dark alley on his way home by the city's most powerful mob-boss, Elliot Harker. Being a deacon's son, Landen, has always been taught to do the right thing. But as a witness to a high-profile murder, he soon finds out that doing the right thing is not always so distinctively clear. Landen quickly realizes that doing the right thing will either haunt him morally or put his family and friends in danger.
Short Films:
‘The Last Believer’ by Titus Pannell. A prisoner who has amnesia has his faith put to the test during a torturous interrogation.
Mini-Films:
‘Crimson Love’ by Tanya Muir. A once in a lifetime date with destiny.
Documentaries:
‘Fairplay’ by Leonardo Gomez. This awesome film tells the story of Mr. SilvanoEspindola, who went from playing professional soccer in South America, to pastoring churches in Colombia, Argentina, and Florida!
Music Videos:
‘Time to Escape: Adam & Eve’ by Final Call productions. A Spoken Word Poem by Jermaine Wong of a conversation between Adam and his wife Eve and Adam and God.
Scripts / Screenplays:
‘Cowgirl’s Christmas Romance’ by Colin K. Stewart. Cinderella cowgirl looks for western romance.
Event Poster for the 25 February 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 25 February 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Mini-Films:
'Regret' by Seth Dirks. From the mind of Seth Dirks comes an emotionally gripping Christian short film that was written, shot and edited over the course of just six weeks. The film begins with a man struggling with uncontrollable rage and alcohol addiction who's story twists and turns him towards the loving arms of Jesus Christ.
Documentaries:
'Silly Robin' by Ian Woodward. One morning in early autumn the lives of English naturalist Ian Woodward, FZS, and his garden-loving wife Zenka were suddenly changed. In their country garden near London they were befriended by a robin, England’s unofficial national bird. It was the start of an amazing relationship between man and bird that would provoke smiles and induce tears. It was a friendship that would arouse tenderness and stir up emotions of wonder, admiration and trust. “When bird trusts man,” says the filmmaker, “be proud.” Zenka and Ian (a Fellow of the Zoological Society of London) called the red and brown songster “Silly Robin”.
Animated Films:
‘Speck Score‘ by Kelly Van Shaar. A story told in music, this inspirational 3D-animated film follows the life cycle of a small dot. It features simple visuals designed to guide the viewer through the musical journey. It has no speaking, few sound effects, and limited on-screen text.
Music Videos:
‘In The Sweet By And By’ by Micah Derksen. From a cathedral to a blooming orchard, this one man a Capella choir transports you to the “Sweet By and By”.
Event Poster for the 28 January 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 28 January 2017 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
‘Sister Able’s Closet‘ by Ms. Terri Bea-Sopher. A comedy about a very interesting group of church members who get invited over to Sister Able’s house and find a big surprise.
Short Films:
‘The Red Rose‘ by Mr. Ian Woodward. A musical fantasy about a modern-day Alice in Wonderland.
Music Videos:
‘Your Love is Amazing‘ by Ms. Christy Phillips. A music video about how amazing God’s love is for us.
Line-up for the 31 December 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 31 December 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
- 'I'll Walk with God' by Ian Woodward and ENCORE Films! This wonderful short film and musical romance was Written and Directed by Ian Woodward, and stars Norman Bowman, Virginia Byron, and Claire Heverin!
Music Videos:
'God's Wrath / Time to Repent' by Donnie Rook. A new Gospel song that says it is time to repent and let Jesus in, for no one on earth is without sin.
Line-up for the 26 November 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 26 November 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Movies:
'The Buttermilk Tree' by Jonetha Jomea Scott. This powerful film is a very touching story about a man that is unable to deal with the death of his wife from Breast Cancer. At a class reunion, a few of his friends decide to visit him to try and help bring him out of his depressed state, however, he ends up helping them with their problems instead. It also has a surprise ending.
Documentaries:
'Mr. Windy' by Rachell Betts. This inspiring documentary tells the story of musician Winand "Mr. Windy" Sogbor! It is about his journeys to increase his education through music and filmmaking at a prestigious university. Along the way he is faced with repeated devastating challenges while on campus, throughout that journey!
Scripts/Screenplays:
'A Shot at Faith' by Carl Lord. This powerful screenplay tells the story of Navy Seal Myles “Miracle” McLean, who is on a mission to avenge the death of his fiancée, Katie Sinclair. Blaming God for her death, Myles, driven by revenge, cautiously teams up with ex-Marine sniper turned preacher, Reverend Ben Stone who together, embark on a journey of suspense, danger, and faith to hunt down the surprising killer.
'Myles Miracle' by Carl Lord. This powerful script tells the story of Mitchell Craig, a reverent and prized basketball recruit that has three goals. One: Earn the love of his godless single mother, Betsy Craig. Two: Find his long-lost dad. Three: Win a championship. After Mitchell misses the game-winning shot in his high school's regional final, little does he realize the journey to achieve at least one of his goals is about to begin.
Line-up for the 29 October 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 29 October 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Mini-Films:
'A True Witness' by Micah Derksen. This mini-film shows how Cristians around the world are being persecuted for their faith right now! Will you be a true witness of your faith in Jesus Christ to those that are lost?
Documentaries:
'Odorico, Become a Saint' by Roger Mantica.Italian priest OdoricoD'Andrea arrived in Nicaragua in 1953 as a missionary of the Franciscan order; his life changed forever the small town of San Rafael del Norte and influenced the peace process of the country during its civil war. Today he has thousands of devotees who hail him as a saint.
Line-up for the 27 August 2016 Christian ONline ilm Festival:
Official Selections for the 27 August 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Short Films:
'Passion of the Punk' by Craig Vincent. A father comes to terms with his son's punk lifestyle.
Mini-Films:
'Tuned in' by Matthew Marshall. Emma, a teenager who disobeys dinner table rules of her parents by having her cell phone at the table gets grounded until she learns to get priorities straight and learn the value of relationships.
Line-up for the 30 July 2016 Christian Online Filom Festival:
Official Selections for the 30 July 2016 Christian Online Film Festival;
Short Films:
'If Not For the Lord Where Would I Be: Delicious' by D. Tina Batten. The first of four episodes in the series entitled: If Not For The LORD, Where Would I Be? It will take strength for Delicious to walk away from her current employment needs and seek guidance from the LORD to SAVE her SOUL!
Mini-Films:
‘For the Love of June’ by Lisa Mikitarian. The story of Frank--a man who waits thirty years to reach out--and still it isn't too late.
'Disease' by Bogna Jordan. A short exploring of exaggerated human nature - to hurt others without ability to stop, unless with full determination to do so. A parable of receiving and rejecting Jesus. The decision is always ours.
Music Videos:
'My Help' written and performed by Stacey Aasiya-Bey. Music Video concept and directed by D. Tina Batten. An original song which tells the story about turning points, tearing down life strongholds, repentance and finding your higher purpose through Christ.
Line-up for the 25 June 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Official Selections for the 25 June 2016 Christian Online Film Festival:
Feature Films:
'David Hood' by Josh Ebel and Adam Fielden. An Old Legend...Retold… David Hood is a take on a couple old characters (The biblical story of David and Robin Hood) that have been put into a blender, added twist of lemon and a dash of surprise in brand new tale that is completely unlike either story. David Hood is about our hero David and his best friend Will who has been hiding for years and spends his time roughing up his nemesis, King Saul. This is a film full of action, adventure and even a bit of romance as we follow David on the adventure of a life time.
Short Films:
'The Trial of Everett Mann' by Mike Gerard. An arrogant hot-headed man finds himself on the wrong end of the law. Desperate with no place to turn, he finds hope and redemption through an unlikely stranger.
Mini-Films:
'Foreigner' By Jack Savage. In this Mini-Film a husband makes a very bad decision that almost destroys his family. After she knows what happened, can his wife forgive?
Line-up for the 30 May 2016 Christian Online Film Festival
Official Selections for the 28 May 2016 Christian Online Film Festival
Short Films:
'Open Hands' by James Burns. A rancher named Clay Cain has to deal with the anger he feels for a card shark after being wongly charged with a crime.
'Too Many Ghosts' by Ian Woodward. A young soldier named Joe Franklin reflects on the folly of war immediately after the end of WWII.
Mini-Films:
'At Fault' by Anthony Hartley. A man at the end of his life faces his choice.
Line-up for the 30 April 2016 Christian Online Film Festival
Official Selections for the 30 April 2016 Christian Online Film Festival
- Short Films:
- 'Open Hands' by James Burns. In this film Rancher Clay Cain is sentenced to hang after he's found with the body of Luke Owens, a known card shark who swindled Clay's father in a game of cards to obtain the Cain family ranch. While Clay waits his demise he must deal with the hate he has for Luke and his brother Perry.
- Mini Films:
- 'Group' by Ms. Jackie Goldston. In this film a group of people are in a therapy session and they are discussing the loss of family and how hard it is. This film makes you think about how short life is, and how important it is to spend time with family and friends while they are here. It also shows that we should not keep all our pain bottled up, but let people know how hard it is so they can help us.
- Documetaries:
- 'Via Dolorosa, Jerusalem' by Holger Klussman. This fascinating documentary was shot in Jerusalem, Israel, and follows the street the Passion of the Christ took place on, from the place Jesus was sentenced to death, to the place He was crucified, buried, and rose again at! This documentary is amazing!
Line-up for the 27 March 2016 Christian Online Film Festival
Official Selections for the 27 March 2016 Christian Online Film Festival
Feature Films:
- 'Armor of Light' by KB Montgomery. This awesome feature film tells the story of a mother and her daughter trying to fend off an evil being from their shack at night with only candles and oil lamps. The movie was written and directed by KB Montgomery, and stars Amy Montgomery as Phoebe the Mother, Maggie Montgomery as Jean Louise the Daughter and the other daughter, Juanita Montgomery as the Grandmother, and Sallie Montgomery as the other daughter. The movie was very well done, and used the light from the candles and bible verses to show that as Christians if we put on the 'Armor of Light' we will be protected! See the landing page for this film at the lower left tabs of this web site!
Mini-Films:
- 'Reprogrammed' by Charter Road. This amazing mini-film tells the story where a robotic system controlled by fear, is reprogrammed with the help of some robots Timmy, Quin, and Aden!
- 'Gone' by John Hopper. This awesome mini-film tells the story of a burglar named Max who, upon entering the house of Jason, has a conversation that could change both of their lives for all eternity. The film was Written and Directed by John Hopper, Produced by Tom Verdouw, and stars Jason Muller, Nathan Hedger, Steve Mack, and Salvatore Merenda. The Director of Photography was Alex Clegg, Cinematography by Caleb Trevatt, and Music was composed by Mitchell Poloni! See the landing page set up for this film at the lower left tabs of this web site!
Animated Films:
- 'Spoof' by Charter Road. This awesome animated film tells the story where Spoof the rabbit, Max the moose, and Quinbe a girl, team up to confront Shuwal the fox, who doesn't like rabbits, and in so doing they all learn that love is better than revenge!
Line-up for the 28 February 2016 Film Festival
Offcial selections for the 28 February 2016 Christian On-line Film Festival!
Short Films:
-- 'Adoration: A Natural History' by Mr. Ian Woodward and ENCORE Films, an official selection for the 28 February 2016 Christian On-Line Film Festival! It is a Virginia premiere. ‘Adoration’, a wildlife docudrama by lifelong English naturalist Ian Woodward, FZS, is a portrait of the countryside seen through the seasons, its fauna and flora, and through the eyes of Nature Woman. (FZS = Fellow of the Zoological Society of London.) Although ‘Adoration’ is ostensibly a film about the seasons, there is also a hidden religious message. The film strives to show that nature is every bit a place of worship as a cathedral made in stone. ‘Adoration’, the film’s title, stems from the religious sense: an aspect of worship. The film’s heroine, Nature Woman, feels “at one” with both God – hence the Crucifix that is always close to her – and the natural world around her. It is accompanied by beautiful, inspiring music and the filmmaker’s screenplay-in-verse. Nature Woman, played by London-based actress Kim May, is the physical embodiment of the film’s imagery and sentiments. You are going to be truly amazed when you see this nature film which has awesome close-up scenes of all the birds and animals and plants that are found in nature, and acknowledges that God created them for us to enjoy! This wonderful educational film was Written and Directed by Mr. Ian Woodward, Camera and Editor Mr. Ian Woodward, and Stars Ms. Kim May as Nature Woman. Ms May, the film’s London-based singer-actress has dazzled British theatre audiences as Dorothy in ‘The Wizard of Oz’. Although best-known for her starring roles as Kate/Lois Lane in Cole Porter’s classic musical ‘Kiss Me Kate’ and as the fading Hollywood star Jessica Cranshaw in the Kande-Ebb musical ‘Curtains’, she is also a gifted and prolific songwriter with many recordings to her name. Encore Films were thrilled when she agreed to write the theme song for ‘Adoration: A Natural History’. Called simply ‘Adoration’, and sung by Kim herself, it appears over the film’s title credits. She flew to Holland to record ‘Adoration’ at a recording studio in Rotterdam. There the song was produced and mixed by long-time collaborator and music associate Victor Summers who also co-wrote with Kim May the film’s instrumental end-credits music. Other credits: DVD Design by Ms. Stefanie Woodward, Poems Narrator Ian Swain, Location Manager Anita Krasna, Sound by Elmer Goldman, Sound Assistants Paul Richardson, Alex Russell, Cara Cairns, Theme Song and End Credits Music by Victor Summers and Kim May, Lighting Mario Belmondo, Make-up Ceila Olivier, Wardrobe and Props Zenka Woodward, Production Runners Lon Callard, Freddie Goldsmith, Alana Hardie, Paul Richardson, and Maria Sheherlis! Special thanks was given to Cliff Howell (Compukare Solutions), Charlie and Barbara Wray (Wayside Farm Kings Langley), and finally Phillip Woodward! Congratulations to everyone who made this film happen, you did a wonderful job! See the landing page set up fro this film in the lower left tabs of this web site!
- Student Films
- 'Choice of a Lifetime' by Mr Garrison Hill. This amazing animated film is about a young married couple who have a difficult choice to make after a life-changing event. It was Directed and Animated by Mr. Garrison Hill, Produced by Mr. Ethan Hill and ms. Savannah Hill, and music was composed by Mr. Josiah Fields! See the landing page set up for this film at the lower left tabs of this web site!
Line-up for the Christian Online Film Festival for 31 January 2016
Official Selections for the 31 January 2016 Film Festival
Feature Films
- 'The Unexpected' by Ms. Gina Carey; Written Produced and Directed by Ms. Gina Carey; a Gina Carey Films Production; done in association with Gico Music; Stars La Shawn Porter, Kyla Tapia, Brian Moore, Britanny Majors, Emerald J. Williams, Lisa Thomas, Lillian Turman-Cherry, Mariah Garcia, Victor Rodriguez, and C. Ty Hearne! See the landing page set up for this film at the lower left tabs of this web site!
