Films

Stories built for the screen. Built to last.

Film 01 — Bear River Massacre

Documentary

Bear River Massacre

The story of one of the most significant and least-known events in American history — the 1863 massacre of Northwestern Shoshone people at Bear River, Idaho. A film that demanded to be made and refused to be forgotten.

honored by

Library of Congress — National Film Preservation Registry

One of fewer than 900 films in American history to receive this honor.

Film 02 — HE took my licking

Narrative Family Film

He Took My Licking

In a one-room schoolhouse, a new schoolmaster arrives with new rules. When little Jimmy steals big Tom's lunch, someone unexpected steps forward to pay the price. An emotionally touching parable about sacrificial love.

Two-time international award-winning film

Film 03 - New york miracle

Documentary

New York Miracle

At the height of the Cold War, six million people visited a single pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair — more than attended the entire 1962 Seattle World's Fair. The story of how visionary leaders transformed a simple opportunity into a moment that introduced a church to the world.