Wounded Hearts (2002)

Director: J.D. Hawkins.
Writer: J.D. Hawkins.

Stars: J.D. Hawkins, Channon Dade, Tenia Yarbrough, Mozelle Moses-Felder, Michea Carter, Corey Shields, Curtis von Burrell, Mikala Gibson, Taylor Hawkins, Rozie Curtis, Errol Anthony Wilks, Michael Gibson, Avery Boyd, Dane Yates, Bob Boudreaux.

A contemporary love story set in Houston about Jay, a recovering alcolholic, part-time cab driver and jazz musician raising his daughter alone after the sudden death of his wife. Jay who is emotionally crippled and distant to the point he shuts out his mother and brother, begins to love again when Lisa, an advertising executive enters his cab one day. Lisa, is a career driven professional that recently broke up with her egotisitical boyfriend, Alex. Jay and Lisa struggle to hold on to a relationship as a career and the past conspire to rip them apart. However, their greatest threat may be Taylor, his daughter, written by Meredith McCrory (imdb.com).

Foreign Exchange (2008)

Director: Danny Roth.
Writers: Elliott Phear, Joel Solomon, Danny Roth and Tyler McGee.

Stars: Ryan Pinkston, Vanessa Lengies, Randy Wayne, Tania Raymonde, Daniel Booko, Miles Thompson, Arshad Aslam, Jonny Acker, Jennifer Coolidge, Ashley Edner, Jessika Van, Tyler McGee, Wendy Allyn, Jozef Fahey, Sarah Karges.

Four high school friends plan to ride out their senior year taking easy classes, including a program for housing foreign exchange students and eventually all attending Ohio State. Hurdles befall each of the four: grades, higher aspirations, love. Is it the Foreign Exchange students that learn from their host or the hosts that do more of the learning? written by Danny Roth (imdb.com).

Assassins' Code (2011)

Director: Lawrence Riggins.
Writers: Lawrence Riggins, David W. Smith.

Stars: Julian Lee, Min-su Choi, John Savage, Martin Kove, Christopher Atkins, Richard Moll, Kirk Baltz, Tiffany Yee, Lindsay MacFarland, Inana RothKatz, Jessica Rizo, Eileen Barker, Elizabeth Rose, Tedd Taskey, Wesley Allan Barry.

A hero with a shadowy past... A merciless opponent... A doomsday weapon... When a corporate assassination forces a disbanded military squad to converge on a U.S. city, ruthless spies from three nations struggle to retrieve a high-tech computer disk containing schematics for a powerful missile. To hide from his past sins as a government assassin, former agent Paul Thorn withdrew to an anonymous quiet life. When a dying associate delivers plans for a lethal technological secret a long list of people on both sides of the law struggle to gain control and Thorn is drawn back into the deadly world of international espionage where he is forced to battle North Korean agent Karl Kim, a long-time nemesis whose sense of honor and desire for revenge over shadow his duty to obtain the disk. Serpent Rising is a fast paced action thriller where nothing is as it seems, betrayal is the standard, and lives are expendable, written by Tri-M Entertainment (imdb.com).

In Her Defense (1999)

Director: Sidney J. Furie.
Writers: Marc Lynn, Jeffrey M. Rosenbaum.

Stars: Marlee Matlin, Daniel Pilon, Michael Dudikoff, Sophie Lorain, David Attis, Stephen Morgan, Robbie O'Neill, Doug Sutherland, John Ball, Rob Pinnock, Robert A. Doherty, Maurice Arsenault, Jane Barry, Renée Cayes, Eric Thériault.

Lawyer Andrew Garfield has a love affair with Jane, a deaf woman. A day when Jane's husband comes home early and catches them, Andrew shoots him. The police think Jane killed her husband and wants Andrew to defend her in court. Now he has to defend her, without drawing suspicion upon himself, and at the same time, this may be the big case he needs to improve his career, written by Calle (imdb.com).