Drama films

Sophie is a succesful marketing executive who always uses her 10-step plans to achieve her goals. Naturally she decides to create a 10-step plan in order to find her true love. One day she meets the handsom Mason Wyatt, turning her world upside down. Will her 10-step plan actually help her find true love? Or will she realise that she doesn't need a list to find a way to her heart.

Holly Everton is a twenty-something-year-old and a true romantic who has been dreaming her whole life about falling in love with the perfect guy. But when her great-aunt matches her to the realitisch, career-driven, and above all Christmas-hating, Chris, she's not interested. But because of Christmas and a coming wedding they need to find a way to sit it out together. When their family and friends keep finding ways to bring the two together, they start to develop true and genuine feelings for one another. Will Holly's mistakes and Chris' stubbornness drive a wedge between the two? Or will their time together be enough to teach both Holly and Chris important lessons about honesty, family, and love?

When Clarissa, a failed actress, goes back to her hometown to attend a wedding, she tells her friends that she's dating the famous Chas Hunter as she's trying to impress them. But when her lies make it to the press, Chas shows up in an attempt to escape bad press. They make a deal: He comes with her to the wedding to keep the facade up, and she pretends that they are engaged, so that he can cover up who he's really dating. This means spending a lot of time together. Will it stay a game, or will true love blossom?

When Paul Asher, an up-and-coming war journalist, finds his life falling apart after he returns from Afghanistan. His marriage is at the verge of breaking and he is also dealing with a personal crisis he struggles to understand. Besides that, a buddy he befriended on the front line in Afghanistan seems to be waging his own battles after discharge and so Paul is desparately trying to rescue him. But then Paul's life takes a strange turn when he is offered an interview that is impossible to say no to - an interview with a man who claims to be God.

A dedicated policeman is forever scarred by the premature loss of his father, causing him to lose faith in the goodness of God. The emotional hardship that his job entails seems to be too much to deal with for him. In order to cope with all the pain and the trauma the job brings him, he starts drinking. But this phenomenally innocent habit ends up being an addiction to alcohol and causes a depression. When he is at the lowest point, he must decide whether humility and true bravery are worth saving his career, his marriage, his daughter and even his life and if he can embrace the good in God again to give him a second chance.

This is a Christian Christmas film that everyone should watch. Nine-year-old Rose was abandoned at birth and grew up, happily, in the cozy orphanage Greenwoods. Due to a major tragedy, she is transferred just before Christmas to a much less pleasant orphanage. The strict headmaster, Mr. Crampton, ensures that any child who breaks the rules will be punished. The headmaster is extra strict on Rose. Every Christmas the brother of the headmaster gives the children an orange as a Christmas gift. On Christmas morning, when all of the children eagerly await their juicy, sweet present, Crompton punishes Rose again and it seems like she will not receive her Christmas gift. But... Christmas is a time of miracles.

Jules' life is turned upside down when she's suddenly in custody of her nephew and cousin after their parents tragically die in an accident. Now, a year later, life is still chaos. However, Jules is determined to give Milo and Maddie a Christmas they won't forget. Jules, Milo, and Maddie travel to Europe after they get invited by a long-lost family member. It turns out to be their grandfather, who doesn't like Christmas. Jules and Maddie try everything to still be able to celebrate Christmas. When Jules meets the charming Prince Ashton, their stay immediately gets a lot more interesting - until she meets his fiancé and wonders whether their differences will get in the way of true love.

Jonas is a 16-year-old going through a difficult time. His mother passed away, so he lives alone with his father, who happens to have a drinking problem. He has, however, inherited his father's athletic abilities and love for running. When by chance, the former olympic athlete, Harry White, sees Jonas run, he decides to train him. In addition to the athletic training, Harry begins to encourage Jonas to dig deep within himself to decide what type of man he wants to become. Turning this into a touching story about growing up and the choices coming along with that.

Jason put his dream of becoming a professional photographer aside, in order to help his sister with their critically ill mother. Because of this he is stuck and unhappy in a small town while being stuck working in his sister's ski shop. But one day, he meets the beautiful McKenna, and Jason regains his hope. They go on a date, unfortunately ending in drama. Waking up the following morning, he discovers that it is the same day as yesterday... Being relived again and again... Will Jason be able to put and end to this terrible deja-vu? The female lead is played by Rachel Hendrix known from the best seller "October Baby".

Superstar Andre Stephens is on top of the world. He has success, fame and fortune but spiritually he has lost his way. However, his "perfect" world is shattered when his entourage is brutally attacked, leaving Andre and his best friend Chris Johnson (Robert Ri'chard) clinging to life. As his very existence hangs in the balance, Andre goes on a spiritual journey in a place that is neither on Earth nor in Heaven where he is given an opportunity to reevaluate his life, his faith and discover a beautiful soul.

Amanda, a young and energetic girl, is being torn apart after losing her mother to cancer. She struggles with the fact that her father has a new relationship. To handle this, she spends her time on a ranch owned by a business tycoon. His daughter, Abigail, refuses to appreciate everything she gets from her father. When Abigail rejects her father's new gift, Misty a beautiful but spicy horse, Amanda opens her heart to the horse. Together with an inspiring and loving horse trainer, they prove that the horse is a true champion. During this process new friendships arise and the family ties become closer.

A Holiday Homecoming is the sequal to the Welcome to Hope series. After a big fire destroyed the local foster home, the locals in Hope (NY) join together to help those foster children who lost their shelter. Multiple people take some children in over the holidays. For some, this appears to be life changing as they feel that the children change their homes. Especially for Jesse, who is used to being an only child and now has two siblings living in his father's house. Can he turn around and put his own ego aside? A Holiday Homecoming is a film full of love and hope, and countless Christian norms and values.

Jon is a Pastor of a municipality. He's preaching in a very enthusiastic manner when he talks about Jesus and this does not fit everyone in the church. A petition is being held to dismiss Jon as a Pastor. The petition succeeds and Jon is sent to a new church, an African American Church. This church however, despite his quirkiness, welcomes Jon with open arms. However, this new church also brings along new problems for Jon. Follow Jon's spiritual journey in this endearing film about unconditional love and acceptance.

In an attempt to get more people to the church, pastor John and his wife Betsy want to take a different approach to the Christmas service this year. But the older conductor Mary Margaret, who also happens to be John's stepmother, strongly disagrees. She gets the choir to boycott Christmas. Pastor John feels like he has no choice: he and his son go undercover to get the choir back. Dressed up as two elderly eclectics they are one a mission to change the choir's mind. This results in an hilarious story up to the point where faces are melting of in a Japanese restaurant. But this cheerful family film also brings a strong story about forgiveness and recovery.

What looks like an ordinary day in October 2006 for the Amish community Nickel Mines, turns into a nightmare when Charlie Robert decides to open fire at the local Amish school, because he is angry with God. His deed kills 5 children, wounding 5 more. The shooter kills himself after the incident. When journalists gather at the community and express their anger towards this act of terror, the Amish community itself is more busy with finding forgiveness. Soon, focus of the media shifts from criticizing the shooter to criticizing the community for their unconditional forgiveness towards the shooter and the way they are reaching out to his widow to show support. One of the mothers, Ida Graber, who lost her daughter in the shooting is also having trouble finding forgiveness as she struggles with grief. But when she finds out what her daughter asked God just moments before the end, her vision on this might change after all. A gripping film based on a true story.

After military service, army nurse Grace Conner returns to her grandmother's farm in the Amish country of Ohio. She hopes that the farmlife gives her a change to recover from the ravages of war in Afghanistan. Once there, she responds to the call from neighbor Levi who needs medical help following a mysterious shooting killing his stepfather and wounding his pregnant mother. Levi, belonging to one of the most conservative Amish communities, falls in love with Grace, although he knows that a relationship between them is strictly forbidden. Meanwhile, Grace goes looking for the instigator of the shooting and that is not without danger. It seems that Levi has to choose between his love for Grace and his responsibility to his family.

During the Christmas program at the church, things go awry when the power goes down. As soon as the lights come back on, it becomes clear that the baby in the manger isn't a doll but a real baby. Allision from Child Protective Services starts her investigation in finding out who the real mother is and why she's giving her baby away. Does she not want the child? Or does she want the child to have a life that she can't offer? But at the same time, police officer Brock also feels the obligation to get to the truth. And so there's a constant bickering between the two. But in their search for the truth, it seems they are also developing feelings for one another as they get to know each other. Will the magic of Christmas help them discover the truth and find a home for this baby?

Beauty and the Beast, but with a twist! Eric is a man shrouded in mystery. Across the country, he's known as "The Beast" for his wicked ways. But when Belle, who is patient and kind, is forced to work for him, she decides to dig deeper. Will she open his heart and discover the truth about him? An inspiring story about faith, forgiveness and love.

Abbey is a career-focused executive from Boston who, in a moment of impulsiveness, decides to pour her feelings out and admit her desire to find love in an anonymous letter she seals in a bottle and tosses into Boston Harbor. Several months later, the bottle washes ashore in Maine and is found by Nick, who is the son of the CEO of Everett Valley Farms - the company where Abbey works. When Nick is called home to help with his father's company, he decides to contact the mystery woman with the only information he has - an email. Without knowing each other's identity, Abbey and Nick begin an online relationship which becomes a budding romance. At the same time, they are forced to work together in real life and clearly don't get along.

Georgie is engaged to Dr. Phillip, a well-renowed plastic surgeon. Georgie's mother planned her entire wedding: from the dress, to the resort, to the activities. When Georgie is traveling with her parents to their wedding location, she meets the handsome Luke. While she keeps running into him, she find out they actually have a lot in common. Much more than she does with Phillip, causing her to start doubting her decision of marriage. Will Georgie continue with the wedding and marry Phillip, who can offer her the stability and finances? Or will she follow her heart and choose the man who truly understands her?

Inspired by a true story, the Kamp family finds out what's the true meaning of Christmas. Struggling to come by, especially since mother's untimely death, the five children are all trying to chip in in their own way to help their father out. However, in their current situation and the lack of finances, they fear that there won't be any Christmas presents this year. Until their dad manages to get one whole dollar together and everything changes. As each child finds creative ways to get Christmas presents for other family members, they soon realize that material possessions and money don't matter as much as having fun and love. Something they find out Christmas is truly about.

Andrew Morrison is a medical student with only one purpose in life: Stanford. Awaiting his acceptance to Stanford, he takes on a job in a hospital. Easy, and temporary. But on his first day on the job he gets overwhelmed by everything around him. Especially his new patient Jamie, a 16-year-old boy battling a terminal brain cancer. The more time Andrew spends caring for Jamie, the more they bond with each other. And so Jamie teaches Andrew to be less shortsighted, while Andrew offers Jamie the fun and companionship he so desperately needs during his fight against this disease.

A story based on the life of 13-year-old Maisy (in the film called Daisy). The story takes place during the last few days of Daisy's life. She's suffering a terminal desease that makes even the simplest tasks difficult due to her sensitive skin, like hugging and taking a bath. Then she coincidentally meets Stinky (Peter), a British war veteran and also a drug addict. Daisy tells the story of a life she will never have and with that inspires Stinky to change and start enjoying his life. But the most important thing that she gives him, is hope of finding love, something she knows he has never experienced before.

After Cameron's best friend Bryson dies in a firework accident, Cameron needs to learn to cope with the guilt he harbors for not being able to safe Bryson. Cameron grew up in a Christian home, but after the death of his best friend he struggles with his faith in the Gospel. He decides to spend the summer with his non-Christian aunt and uncle where he experiences a life-changing event giving him second change at overcoming the passed that broke him. Second Chances is an emotional story about grief, devastation, joy and salvation.

Three different women rely on their faith as they strive to gain respect living their lives in London. Pre is in an abusive relationship and has dealt with domestic violence her entire life. Nicola is an ambitious woman who struggles to be respected in a male-dominated environment. Sajmal is a nurse grappling to keep her family together while her brother gets involved in gang crime, all while fighting for peace and respect between the warring local and Muslim cultures in her community.

John Galt is a vicious Youtuber with many followers and countless views. He gained his notoriety by going undercover in parts of the country , ridiculing the people he comes in contact with. His latest project involves a pizza restaurant in a humble town where he starts to work. John initially starts criticising his colleagues, behind their backs, but his conscience gets in the way while bring is confronted with the unconditional love and support from the community. However, his initial intentions have serious consequences... A contemporary drama focused on unity, love and understanding.

Rachel is a young girl who was brought up as a Christian and she's at the start of a new phase in her life as she leaves home to start her first year of college. Here she attends lectures from the charismatic professor, Dr. Kaman. He is an atheist who teaches evolution, causing Rachel to move away from her Christian faith. When her father notices her changes he drives up to the school to talk with the teacher. He even asks for help from the previous teacher teaching Creationism. Will his attempts to help Rachel's faith succeed? You'll discover it in this powerful, heartwarming, and inspiring film touching a highly relevant topic we all need to deal with at some point nowadays.

Holly has the perfect life. Only one thing is missing from it: the perfect man. This she also convides in her best friend Deena as she points at the super handsome mannequin in the store she passes every day. When a few days later she falls and hits her head, right in front of the mannequin, she wakes up to a handsome man offering to help her up. It seems that Holly has found her perfect guy to fit her perfect life. However, she slowly comes to the realization that the pressure of having the perfect life isn't as great as she thought it would be. She will have to decide between having the perfect life she always dreamed of, or true love that has been waiting for her this whole time.

When Sam Isaac's sister Charlotte gets captured by primitive Apaches, Sam risks his life to find her and bring her back. Charlotte always thaught Sam that true love means to be willing to sacrifice oneself for another. Something Sam might have to live up to. Together with a drunk goldminer and his dog, he goes on a quest of finding Charlotte, being faced with the ultimate test. A touching story filled with adventures, love and dedication, heriosm and sacrifice.

When a friend from Christian's (Chris) past dies unexpectedly, the old group of friends decides to visit the ranch where their friend spend their last few years. This is where Chris meets Amy, one of the ranch-owners daughters. When a short-term stay turns into a long-term stay, they will rediscover faith, their friendship, but also learn about their friend's life. All the while Chris is falling in love with Amy. A real feelgood film about love, forgiveness, loss, and faith.

Steve, Carrie, Cooper and Gameboy are friends who go on a camping trip organized by their church youth leader Stuart and his wife Beth. They are also joined by Ashley, a self-involved outsider, who is like a fish out of water. All attempts to involve Ashley in the group result in Ashley wanting to be left alone. Ashleys attitude however causes enormous tension within the group. Stuart tries to rescue the situation by sharing the story of the Old Testament prophet Hosea. An amazing example of profound commitment and unconditional love.

26-year-old Cora is sentenced to a community service at a prayer call-center, led by pastor Bill. But both the pastor and the call-center are not entirely what they appear to be from the outside: they are promoting religious subscriptions and donations to their callers. Where everybody acts as if they're one big happy team, most of them are in higher need of prayers than the callers themselves. Cora naturally wants nothing to do with it. But when pastor Bill threatens to rat her out to the Judge, Cora has no other option than to play along. Just not always according to the script. She might even give some unreligious advices. But when a man finds her in real life, he claims that she saved his life. And the longer Cora works at the call-center, the more she realizes that she's making a difference in the callers' lives, and the more open she becomes to the idea of faith. Can it help her make peace with her past?

Katherine is a successful real estate agent with a boring life. She decides to create a profile on a dating website, but hides her career. Nurse Jack also wants to be happy in love, but finds that he can't compete with all de real doctors out there, so he changes his profession on his profile into doctor to get a higher chance at success. When Katherine and Jack match, they slowly start to get to know one another. But are they getting to know the real Katherine and Jack? And for how long are they able to hide their true identities?

Mina has a good life: the perfect boyfriend who has their life together all figured out, and a good job at a big corporate. But when her boss sends her back to her hometown in Tennesse with the task of persuading a stubborn restaurant owner to sell his land to them, her life gets turned upside down. That stubborn owner, just passed his restaurant to nobody other than her high school sweetheart Clay. And he is not excited about the idea of already selling his restaurant. Mina tries to persuade him still, but sparks start flying again.

The escape of a refugee, the promise of a prisoner, and the painful truth of a teenage daughter are what "Beautiful Broken" is all about. The film tells the story of three different families, all influenced by the gruesome Rwanda genocide. Two very different families from Rwanda and one from Nashville, Tennessee. For many different reasons the families couldn't be more different from one another, but it will soon show that each family encounters difficulties and setbacks. Based on true events.

After the loss of their mother, 17-year-old Dylan and his two sisters Samantha and Livie are forced to spend the summer with their aunt Nora while their dad isn't just financially struggling but also emotionally. They hope that a new environment, new friends and new adventures will help them cope. During a garage clean-up, Dylan finds an old shoebox that belonged to his mother containing a bucketlist with things she wanted to do before marrying their dad. Dylan beliefs that these tasks might bring them closer to their mother. They take on the adventure and the teenagers learn about dealing with grief, moving on with life, recovering hope, and the importance of family.

Alex is a troubled teenager who takes out er frustration on her fellow students by bullying. She tries anything to make their lifes as miserable as possible. Then she signs up for Camp Harlow, simply because she's into the boy asking her to go, not knowing it's a Christian camp. She continues her bullying until she has an encounter with God's love, and she realizes something needs to change. But is this camp enough to get through to her and change her life, or will she return to her old self once she goes back to school?

Timothy (Tim) just found out that his father, who he never met, is Dutch. With only his last name "De Brie" and a few old pictures, he travels to Amsterdam with hopes of finding his father. To make some money to get by, Tim gets into dealing drugs. Then he meets Rajad, an Indian ex-Hindu but now Christian who tries to help Tim by giving him shelter and food. They struggle with language barriers, dangerous situations and a lack of money. Tim has lost all hope of finding his father. Can Rajad help Tim escape the nightmare he ended up in? Courage, optimism, and faith are the important ingredients of this exciting film.

Sean Weathers is a successful dirt track driver, as well as a single parent to Gracie. He's at the top of his career, has tons of fans, and his daughter Gracie is his biggest supporter. But when the new and talented Ray Reed threatens to take over his number 1 position, Sean makes a decision that will later change the lifes of two families completely. Champion is a film about forgiveness, love for the people around you, and the importance of looking ahead in your life instead of focusing on what happened in the past.

James Reed enjoys a good Californian life. He has a successful career and a lovely girlfriend. Then he receives a phonecall that turns his world upside down. His father suffered a stroke, and he is being summoned home. For James, home means a family-run bed & breakfast. A place he left many years ago in order to have his own life and escape the troubled relationship he has with his brother, Tom, after they both fell in love with the same woman. It doesn't seem to get any better when his brother Tom still blames him for leaving and hence giving his dad too much work pressure leading up to his stroke, as well as the bed & breakfast being in financial troubles. When James' dad dies, he needs to make a tough decision whether or not he's going to go back to his Californian life, or stays to fullfil a family duty.

Chloe loses her parents at a young age and it is her grandma that takes her in and raises her. Ever since the loss of her parents, Chloe moves through life with her arms folded across her chest and a face full of make-up in order to hide her pain. As a rebellious teenager who is mad at God for taking her parents away, her grandma is determined to make her see that God does love her. Her grandma's unconditional love for her, makes that the two build a tight relationship. But then the unthinkable happens, her grandmother also passes away. Chloe is the only heiress. There's only one condition: she won't receive anything from her inheritance if she doesn't attend a Christian college first. So, Chloe starts a life-changing journey of faith and realises that God would never ever leave her.

Sadie grew up in the chocolate shop of her parents. Ever since she was a little girl she dreamed about taking over the shop one day. Now Sadie is a twenty-something-year-old who has a successful career in advertising. When her boyfriend cancels their holiday plans she decides to go back to her hometown. There she sadly discovers that her parents sold their store to Alex, a young man that doesn't know anything about chocolate. Reluctantly, Sadie agrees on teaching the new owner everything she knows about chocolate. But when she meets the handsome new owner, that task doesn't seem as bad anymore. But can Sadie and Alex keep things sweet when things take a bitter turn?

Chap is an elderly rancher who lost his wife recently. He masks the sorrow and loneliness he experiences with his gruff demeanor. One day his estranged foster daughter, Jessica, and her child, Cassidy, show up at Chap's doorstep. Jessica and Cassidy left an abusive household, so he offers them a safe place to stay. During their stay they start constructing a Christmas manger at the ranch, with the help of a handful of locals. The amazing project helps them heal as individuals and mend their relationships. An emotional and refreshing Christmas film underscoring the value of family, forgiveness and collaboration.

Nima is a woman who seems to have it all. She is a successful pianist who runs her own music school, and is engaged to Spence, a brilliant ingineer who adors Nima. But in truth, Nima is still traumatized by her father's alcoholism and him walking out on their family. Nima still blames her father for her disability to trust people, so when her father is two months sober he decides to try and make amends and reenter his daughter's live, Nima starts an unexpected, emotional, and eye-opening journey herself. An emotional story about conquering an addiction and the impact it has on loved ones. Full of pride, anger, and forgiveness.

15-year-old Ida lives in the city with her mother. She loves her life: she's part of the popular kids in school, she lives to go shopping with her best friend Karoline, and she is a fashion blogger. Untill one day, her mother tells her they're moving. And they're not moving to New York or London, they're moving to an abandoned farm in Northern Norway. Angry at her parents for taking her away from her friends, she hates her new life in the country side. And things take a turn for the worse when her mother forces her to get to know the locals. In her eyes, they're all filthy, without a sence for fashion, and always busy with their horses, something she just can't understand. Ida only sees one way out: to run away. But her life takes a surprising turn when ze meets a horse called Kehilan.

Sean grew up in church being a pastor's son. When he gets tired of all the preaching and the rules to live by, he rebels and leaves for college to figure live out on his own. During his journey to find the answers to life, he's being challenged by one of is professors to see his life as a story, making him question everything he thought he knew. This, together with a friend walking down a dangerous path, and a beautiful young woman on her own spiritual journey, makes Sean think better about the decisions he is making. Just when his dad talks about missing his son and God's love during one of his sermons, a miracle appears to happen. This is a story about drama, happiness, relationships, faith and redemption.

After a long marriage, Brent and Sarah have grown apart and already live seperately for a year. Their children, Andrew, Izzy and Ruby, are afraid this will end in a divorce now that they have to appear in divorce court. When they talk to their uncle Paul about it, he suggests they use a familyfriend who is also a lawyer to help them out. This lawyer, Donovan Marshall, is known from tv-commercials and agrees to help the children, hoping it would be a good media stunt to help his failing practice. He manages to postpone the hearing, but will it be enough time to light the spark again between the two parents?

A horseriding camp is the best thing there is. At least, that's what Kathy thinks as she dream about it more often than not. The only thing is, her father doesn't allow horseriding after he had a bad rodeo accident himself. Yet, Kathy's dream comes true as she's allowed to go to summercamp. In her room she meets the pretty, popular, but also very mean Stacy, as well as the funny and sweet Lisa. Kathy becomes friends with Lisa. Surprisingly enough, Kathy turns out to be a natural on a horse, making her very popular suddenly and forgetting about her friendship with Lisa. When she finally competes with mean Stacy, she finds out what true friendship actually means.

When Ralph loses both his parents at once, he struggles with a depression. After a year of taking medication, Ralph's psychiatrist thinks it's time to gradually taper of the drugs. Ralph doesn't listen though and stops taking them at once, against the psychiatrists advice. When Ralph has his next usual appointment on a rainy day, his psychiatrist feels, as unusual as it is, compelled to speak himself this time and tell Ralph a dramatic story with the help of a mysterious painting on the wall.

Michelle, a young teen in Colorado, loses her faith amidst extreme hardships and brief homelessness. With a mother battling drug and alcohol addiction since she was little, and a war veteran father battling extreme PTSD, violence and dysfunction are the norm. It's easy to say that Michelle starts each morning with a disadvantage on life. But her grandmother remains strong in her faith and prays for Michelle everyday. And when she meets a new friend in school, Maki, who knows what it feels like to be homeless, things are starting to look better for Michelle. But will it give Michelle enough strength to get her life back on track?