The 1916 black and white silent adaptation of Jule Verneâs popular underwater adventure novel. Captain Nemo has built a fantastic submarine for his mission of revenge. He has traveled over 20,000 leagues in search of Charles Denver – a man who caused the death of Princess Daaker.
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The List
By the age of 12, Jack Stone had experienced more life grit than most adults. In desperation, he decides to grab the controls, make a list as his road map and set out to accomplish life his way. After fifteen years of life on the street and clawing up from the bottom, we find Jack as a successful lawyer. He’s done well on his own, crossed a lot off his list and added more. But, he hasn’t factored God into the plan. God hasn’t seemed to be around in the past… Can Jack trust Him with the future? As life continues to take its toll and tragedies strike, will Jack relinquish the power of his list in order to gain all he’s ever wanted?
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Lukewarm
As a child, Luke was fully committed in his faith until his Dad walked out on him, which lead to him doubting whether God is good or not. Years later Luke finds himself working as a bartender, facing multiple temptations.
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The Open Door
The Open Door – Sam and the life he shares changes the attitude of his family, friends and community toward those with special needs.
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The People of the Heavenly Kingdom (English Dubbed)
Cheng Nuo used to be a doctor. Even after believing in God, when she encounters things that impinge on her own interest and face in her day-to-day life, she still can’t help but lie and deceive.
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The Price We Must Pay
Christian Song Enze was arrested and imprisoned by the Chinese Communist Party for seven years because he believed in God and preached God’s gospel. After his release, he insisted on continuing to expend for God by spreading the gospel.
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Road 2 Damascus
In this Christian Movie Road 2 Damascus you will see the urban story of Paul (Sid Burston), the leader of the retro-style singing group, The Tear Drops set to re-enter a life of self-destruction after having served as the Pastor of a small Christian church in the fictional city of Damascus, California.
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Nothing Sacred (1937)
New York newspaper reporter Wally Cook (Fredric March) tries to pass off an ordinary African-American (Troy Brown) as an African nobleman hosting a charity event. Cook is demoted to writing Obituary. He begs his boss Oliver Stone (Walter Connolly) for another chance. A telling spoof of instant celebrity culture and one of the thirties’ great screwball comedies with a cast well suited to its whacky screenplay.


