David Gianopoulos

The Public Eye -- New York City, 1942. Prowling the crime-ridden, midnight streets of the city, freelance shutterbug Leon Bernzy Bernstein (Pesci) captures life s seamy side in his lens and dreams of the day his pictures will be recognized as works of art. Then, ravishing nightclub owner Kay Levitz (Barbara Hershey) lures Brenzy into investigating the thugs trying to muscle in on her business. Before he knows it, he falls for the unattainable Kay and plunges camera-first into a treacherous realm of black market scams and mafia gang war. Now, Bernzy s either going to take the fall or take the one-in-a-million shot that could change his life forever.

This powerful, epic film vividly portrays the last 48 hours of the life of Jesus Christ and challenges commonly held assumptions about Him. With moving performances from Jean-Claude LaMarre (MALCOLM X) and Debbi Morgan (WOMAN THOU ART LOOSED), this stirring film is a triumph! The first depiction of Jesus as a black man, COLOR OF THE CROSS is also the first to suggest that the Crucifixion could have been racially motivated. A compelling script and astounding interpretations of The Bible make this daring masterpiece an achievement not to be missed. With its inspiring, unconventional approach to an emotionally volatile issue, COLOR OF THE CROSS presents a fresh perspective on the history of Christianity and delivers a moving portrait of His life as has ever been put to film!

Aboard a hijacked train in Colorado, ex-Navy Seal Casey Ryback is the only person who can thwart a renegade techno-expert from destroying the Pentagon and Washington, D.C.