Robbi Chong

Shelter -- A thief finds himself torn between making a clean getaway and helping a child in need.

Shelter -- A father and daughter find themselves trapped in a garage with an old family secret. Will they be able to translate the cryptic notes in time to save themselves from a 60 year old Nazi plot?

A hilarious, anything-goes adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic swashbuckler. The Corsican brothers plunk the whacked-out comedy team of Cheech and Chong into the tumultuous French Revolution where they play a pair of irreverent brothers who battle a dastardly baron.

Set in Brooklyn's Bedford Stuyvesant, Shelter is the tale of three inner-city adolescents: the reclusive 16-year-old Ray (Ray Santiago, of Girlfight and Pinero) who tends his bedridden mother; his brother, Spider; and the very pregnant Maria. When his mother dies, Ray becomes determined to get away. At the same time, Maria's drug problems get her thrown out of her sister's apartment, and she turns to Spider, only to find Ray gone. The two set out on a frantic search and eventually find Ray in a deserted Times Square alley. In a stolen car, the three drive aimlessly into the night. At daybreak, they find themselves on a desolate beach in a world of natural beauty that is both breathtaking and unfamiliar. In this magical setting, they attempt to form a surrogate family, after taking solace in a beach house. As Maria's pregnancy advances, she cocoons herself with Ray in a make-believe world of 'playing house.' But will their newfound haven survive the jealousies that arise among them? Tough-minded and vibrant, Shelter mixes urban squalor with magical beauty for one of the most breathtakingly original stories of the year. In it, the power of friendship and love in the face of hardship transcend harsh realities, and the characters' search for a home becomes as moving as it is devastating.