Great Stories
Brought to Life.

There, There is a deeply emotional dual-narrative drama from the Polish Brothers that explores one of humanity’s oldest questions: nature versus nurture. The story follows identical twins separated at birth and raised in vastly different environments who discover each other’s existence decades later. Through two interconnected narratives—one centered on loss, belonging, and the search for home, and the other on the shaping forces of family, environment, and circumstance—the film examines how identity is formed and whether destiny is written by genetics or experience.

UPSET is a documentary and audio series that celebrates the greatest underdog stories in sports history — moments when the odds were so impossibly stacked against one side that even Vegas wouldn't post a line. Presented by legendary sportscaster Dan Patrick and directed by filmmaker Ed Cunningham (Producer of King of Kong and Academy Award-winning Undefeated), UPSET goes beyond the scoreboard to explore how these stunning victories left lasting impacts on the participants, fans, and society as a whole. From the pilot episode — Chaminade, a tiny NAIA school with fewer than 800 students, defeating the top-ranked University of Virginia basketball powerhouse in 1982 — to Leicester City's 5000-1 Premier League title, Robin Soderling toppling Nadal at the French Open, and the 2004 U.S. Men's Basketball team's shocking Olympic bronze — UPSET tells the crowd-pleasing, head-scratching stories that remind us why we watch sports in the first place.

Hank Bronski hasn't missed a Pittsburgh Pirates game in twenty years. When his late uncle leaves him the rarest baseball card in existence — a Honus Wagner T206 — his mother accidentally sells it at a garage sale for ten dollars. What follows is a lively, warm-hearted adventure across Pittsburgh and New York City as Hank teams up with the unwitting buyer, a Tupperware saleswoman named Mickey, to chase down the million-dollar card before drug dealers, a scheming team owner, and sheer bad luck beat them to it. Along the way, Hank discovers that the chase isn't just about the card — it's about expanding his small life, falling in love, and taking his passion for baseball to the next level. Written by Shelly Howell.

W.A.S.P.S. is a premium historical drama series based on the true story of the Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II—over 1,100 extraordinary women who flew military aircraft, tested experimental planes, trained pilots, and helped America win the war, only to be forgotten by history. Combining the scale of Band of Brothers with the emotional power of a female ensemble cast, W.A.S.P.S. is a story of courage, sacrifice, sisterhood, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of equality.

Inspired by the true stories of the men who served on the USS Johnston and USS Hoel during the largest naval battle in history — the Battle of Leyte Gulf. On October 25, 1944, a small US Navy task group code-named "Taffy Three" was surprised by Japan's Center Force fleet of 23 ships, led by the Yamato, the largest battleship ever built. Most of the sailors were barely 18 years old, and three quarters had never been to sea. Their captain, Ernest E. Evans — the first Native American to captain a US Navy ship — had drilled them relentlessly. That preparation saved their lives. Against overwhelming odds, these young men defeated the Japanese fleet, secured General MacArthur's return to Leyte Gulf, and turned the tide of the war in the Pacific. Their personal stories have never been told. This film tells them.

As the 1956 Hungarian uprising collapses under Soviet tanks, seven ordinary young people — unarmed and terrified — board a domestic flight and make one impossible choice: hijack the plane mid-air, or disappear forever behind the Iron Curtain.

Near the turn of the 19th century, disease and mental illness were on the rise. Eloise Asylum For The Insane was home to the worst of the worst — vagrants, the criminally insane, the psychotic. Renowned psychiatrist Dr. Cyrus Belle stood at the forefront of unspeakable methods enacted to 'cure' his patients. With unmarked graves filling beyond capacity, one person witnessed every horrific experiment: the doctor's own daughter, Ophelia. When Dr. Belle makes the grave mistake of admitting Ophelia as a patient, the line between victim and haunter begins to dissolve. Part of the Shadow Lake Films Eloise universe — a world of interconnected horror where the past never stays buried.

A young Black couple's dream home in the Deep South becomes a chilling nightmare when they uncover ghostly secrets that reveal the husband's shocking past life as a Confederate-era plantation owner. Directed by Robert Adetuyi, produced by Dennis Maguire, Elston Howard, and Valerie Lamb.

A young woman awakes in a concrete cell not knowing why she is there or even who she is. She soon finds out that there are six others, and the lines of reality are about to be blurred. Written and directed by Jeff Burton, with committed production personnel including Dennis P. Maguire (Producer), Chuck Pfarrer (Executive Producer), and John Rhys Davies (Executive Producer).

Dead to Rites is a darkly comic murder mystery series that follows a disgruntled anthropology professor who moves to Los Angeles after his wealthy venture-capitalist brother promises him a new life—only to discover that his brother has died under suspicious circumstances. Stranded, broke, and obsessed with solving the crime, he takes up residence inside his brother’s crypt at Hollywood Forever Cemetery while unraveling a labyrinth of suspects, secrets, scams, and absurdities.

Don’t Call Us… is a sharp, irreverent comedy series tracking Marty Carlucci, a washed-up, gambling-addicted music manager down to his final roll of the dice. Cornered by a debt to a calculating producer, Marty is forced to manage The Metal Manilows—a hilariously talentless heavy-metal Barry Manilow cover band. Operating out of a pool house on the eccentric estate of a wealthy, shotgun-toting former variety show star, Marty navigates a chaotic path to redemption. Between dodging his past, falling for a watercolor-painting yoga instructor, and trying to clean up his act to earn custody of the daughter who doesn't know he exists, Marty somehow steers the band all the way to accidental superstardom at Budokan in Japan. Packed with a curated, genre-bending soundtrack where music acts as a character itself, the series is a wild story of second chances, flawed heroes, and the absurd realities of the music industry.

After British forces execute his brother, an exiled Irishman returns home and becomes the reluctant leader of a desperate band of rebels. Hunted across unforgiving mountains by a relentless British commander, he must transform from survivor to leader as families, fighters, and an entire way of life hang in the balance.