The Slave in Your Backyard: The Local Reality of Human Trafficking, reveals the dark reality of human trafficking as it typically exists in average communities across the US. The film features the story of Heather Pagan who was initially trafficked around the age of 14 by a boyfriend who convinced her that they were building something together that would take her away from the brokenness of her own home and family. Heather tells about the harsh realities of a life bound in drugs and commercial sex as well as the redemptive tale of her escape from "the life" after 18 years of being trafficked.

The nefarious workings of the trade in human persons that touches all walks of life and types of people is further exposed by a former sex trafficker, Bruce, who tells the story of the abusive realities that led to his own entry into a life of crime and trafficking in sex and drugs. He shares his own redemptive story of the near death encounter from being shot 9 times and left paralyzed. Woven throughout these central narratives, the stories of other victims and survivors as well as commentary from law enforcement.

Five days before Christmas, a seaside town debates demolishing its lighthouse. On Christmas Eve, the mayor's son goes missing at sea, prompting a lighthouse-centered search and rescue.

"Uncover the untold story of America's opioid epidemic. Opioids: The Hidden Crisis dives deep into the nation's silent struggle with addiction, featuring raw interviews with health experts and personal stories from those in recovery. Discover the truth behind the headlines and learn how recovery programs like Celebrate Recovery are helping to fight back. This eye-opening documentary reveals the human side of a crisis that impacts millions — and offers hope for those still battling. Don’t miss this gripping and timely exposé."

From the barber chair to the front stage, comedian Akintunde Warnock (best known as 'AK') delivers a power-packed stand-up special riffing on aging, marriage, family, and hysterical music video performances.

“The Gregg Russell Story is a feature-length documentary that showcases the legacy of a man who’s dedicated his life to entertaining and caring for thousands of families through his performances. After working as a performer at Disney World, Gregg Russell was randomly asked to pick up his guitar and perform a show in Hilton Head, South Carolina under an old oak tree. 46 years later, you can still find him there, strumming that old guitar and making generations of families laugh.

It is our aim to preserve the legacy of this great man and highlight the generational impact he has had, not only through his music but also through his charitable endeavors (Hilton Head Heroes). Hear about the life and legacy of Gregg Russell from people like Jim Nantz (Legendary Sportscaster), Jay Demarcus (Grammy Award Winner and Member of Rascal Flatts) and Stan Smith (Legendary Tennis Player).

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This In-depth documentary focuses on the 100 year history of the Miss America pageant. Since 1921, the Miss America Pageant has been an iconic institution that inspired women and men alike. Granting scholarships to its participants and leading the way in service organizations around the world, the Miss America institution blazed a humanitarian trail. In recent years, growing cynicism and public controversies have marred the once-celebrated pageant and placed its future on uncertain ground.

Common Sense Media calls American Royalty "a cinematic treat." Read the Full Review on American Royalty here: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/american-royalty