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Brief Synopsis: "Justice For All: The Documentary" a film focusing on the juvenile justice system. A three-year comprehensive study of the juvenile justice system delving into the minds of the young offenders and examining a system which is designed to rehabilitate the youth. We travelled worldwide studying various systems in hopes of finding programs that work. It was indeed a daunting task. The purpose of the film is to educate and enlighten young people and encourage them to avoid the juvenile justice system. Moreover, it is our hope that parents, politicians and interventionists will work diligently to ensure that children are actually rehabilitated in the system.

"A Mother's Love" focuses on the affects that breast cancer has on a Family, which won the Best Screenplay Award at the Houston Multicultural International Film Festival in 2002.

Brief Synopsis: Toni Harris, the main character of the film, is a loving, nurturing woman.
She is vibrant and full of life. She loves her children and adores her husband. Suddenly, she starts having chest pains. Toni goes to the doctor and she is misdiagnosed with angina. However, the true diagnosis is stage-four breast cancer. The Harris Family must cope with the matriarch having terminal cancer and the tribulations associated with the disease.
The emotional roller coaster ride that the Harris Family experiences teaches them that "Trials in life only make one stronger."

"The Horseshoes" a theatrical production about four friends who play the game of horseshoes only to realize they are trying to win in the game of life.

Brief Synopsis: Gus, Ro, Little Moe and Chickie all hang out in the yard in the city playing horseshoes on a daily basis. Gus, is the voice of reason, who offers wisdom to the other players. Ro is a drunkard who has had a hard life but reveals part of his hardships while playing the game. Chickie has a horrible secret and wants to reveal it but he fears how it will affect those around him. Little Moe is an NFL star who sits atop of the world but must cope with some of the poor decisions he made that could affect the rest of his life. When tragedy strikes the men, they must learn how to manage on their own and find refuge through spirituality. The most important lesson each man learns on his personal journey is "In the game of life, almost only counts in horseshoes."