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Exclusive: Angel Studios will release Brave The Dark in theaters on January 24, 2025 on a minimum of 1,000 screens.

Based on a true story, the film by Damian Harris portrays the transformation of a 1980s small-town drama teacher Stan Deen — played by BAFTA winner and Golden Globe and Emmy nominee Jared Harris — drawn into the mysterious past of a student, Nathan (Nicholas Hamilton), who is arrested outside his classroom.

Long sustained by a quiet belief that no student is a lost cause, Deen attempts to bond with Nathan, secretive and living alone in his car. Their relationship will test his deepest convictions and become a life-changing journey.

Co-writer and subject of the film, Nathaniel Deen, said the work “isn’t just my story, it’s a tribute to my hero, Stan Deen. We are honored to link arms with Angel Studios, so Brave the Dark and Stan’s legacy can shine brightly on the world stage.

Hey, "Elementary" fans. We hope you guys enjoyed tonight's episode 11. Now that it has officially aired and wrapped up, it's time to see what the next, new episode 12 of this final season 7 will have in store for you guys. We've got a new press release from the wonderful CBS folks. So, that's what we'll be using to deliver these new spoiler scoops in this spoiler session. To get things started, we've got an official title for episode 12. It's labeled, "Reichenbach Falls." I think that title pretty much explains what this episode will basically be about, but we do have a few more details to share about it via the official description. It turns out that we will most likely finally see an end to Odin Richenbach's madness in this installment. It turns out that Odin is going to get a little too careless at some point in his dealings with Holmes and Watson.

The Mecca Tales Written by Rohina Malik Directed by Kareem Famhy Presented by Voyage Theater Company and Crossroads Theatre Company at The Sheen Center, NYC   October 20-November 4, 2017

The Hajj, the pilgrimage of Muslims to Mecca, is the largest yearly gathering of people in the world, attracting two to three million pilgrims. A pillar of Islam, the Hajj provides the setting and structure for Rohina Malik's The Mecca Tales, which premiered in Chicago in 2015 and is now making its debut in New York. Its tales are those of five women whose progress along the road to Mecca also marks their difficult progress towards self-determination. 

The women whose physical, emotional, and spiritual journeys we follow compose a travel group led by Grace (Kimberly S. Fairbanks), the group's New York-based organizer and guide. She mentions that the government of Saudi Arabia requires pilgrims to be part of a travel group, and she...

Stars: Jensen Jacobs, Kaylyn Aznavorian, Shaira Barton, Bella Burton, Vincent De Paul, Chris Dyer, Nikki Estridge, Kimberly S. Fairbanks, Mark Falvo, Walker Hays, Ankur Jain, Marc Anthony Lowe, Farai Kofi Marimbe | Written by Jai Jamison, Theodore A. Adams III, Monica Lee Bellais | Directed by Jai Jamison

After having recently watched and reviewed the great sports documentary Ice Guardians, when Tri dropped into my lap it felt like the right time to give it a go and boy am I glad I did… Where to start with Tri?

First off, Tri is not so much a documentary as it is a scripted carefully and accurately portrayed story of a Triathletes journey from start to finish. On paper you have to wonder what is there to keep you in this flick, well I am here to tell you fine people, A Lot.

We open the movie with Natalie – played by actress Jensen Jacobs...