Scary fact: 61% of Americans believe our country is on the verge of another Civil War. To pull the country back from this dangerous abyss, a badass peacebuilder and an unconventional marketing genius mastermind an ad campaign so audacious it transforms the weapons of conflict into tools that fight for peace.

BEFORE THERE WAS FACEBOOK, BEFORE THERE WAS SOCIAL NETOWRKING, THERE WAS ARTHUR INMAN

Lorenzo DeStefano and Lisa Palattella of Garrison Street Productions announce their new feature documentary, “FROM A DARKENED ROOM – THE DIARY OF A NOBODY”, about the notorious Boston diarist ARTHUR CREW INMAN (1895-1963) and his 17-million word/155 volume “INMAN DIARY”, published by Harvard University Press. This epic of collective memory chronicles the bizarre true story of Inman’s 60-year quest for literary immortality, his obsession with connectivity decades before the word was invented, and his 40-year marriage to his long-suffering but supportive wife EVELYN YATES INMAN.

In 2014, Time Magazine declared the advent of the “Transgender Tipping Point.” With the majority of the world being unaware of transgender history, this was the first time most Americans had considered the existence of trans people in society. This documentary explores the ways we have survived, cultivated community, and shared resources in a world actively seeking to erase us.

The desperate mother of a missing Black girl is questioned in her home by a white detective when it soon becomes clear that finding her daughter may not be his highest priority.

In 2026 America celebrates a monumental birthday – its 250th! ”America250” will be
an epic year of celebrating our past, present and hopes for the future. While traditional
historic reflections are focused on extraordinary male contributions to the founding
and building of America, this documentary series will reveal the outstanding, but
never heard of, women who not only helped shape our young country, but whose lives
reverberate 250 years later. The stories we will tell are of the lives of bold, pioneering
women who saw no limitations at a time when women had few options in life. Our
daughters today will see the women whose shoulders they are standing on.

When D.C. Homicide Detective Robert Grant returns to his hometown in rural Georgia to investigate a murder, he uncovers a web of secrecy that drags him further from the truth and deeper into his own guilt and grief over an unsolved case from his past. He finds solace with Emily Thornton, a local woman with demons of her own. Together, they embark on an unexpected journey toward resilience and restorative justice.

In a small town, where everyone has secrets, she may have the darkest of them all.

When D.C. Homicide Detective Robert Grant returns to his hometown in rural Georgia to investigate a murder, he uncovers a web of secrecy that drags him further from the truth and deeper into his guilt and grief over an unsolved case from his past. He finds solace with Emily Thornton, a local woman with demons of her own. Together, they embark on an unexpected journey toward resilience and restorative justice.

In a small town, where everyone has secrets, she may have the darkest of them all.

One juror away from the death penalty at 17, a lost Colville tribal member, known as “Chief”, discovers his culture and identity to make a change that inspires a following of the most incarcerated race in Washington state toward the “Red Road”. The “Red Road” signifies a deep commitment to living life emersed in the culture — with an intrinsic respect for others and oneself, and turning one’s back on addiction to drugs, alcohol, and crime.