Tara Fitzgerald

In the vein of the Academy-Award nominee Jesus Camp, this disturbing film goes inside the surreal and shocking world of the controversial cult leader Reverend Fred Phelps and his hate group. With the recitation of three provocative words--"God hates fags"--Reverend Fred Phelps ignited a firestorm of controversy in sleepy Topeka, Kansas, a maelstrom that has continued with his aggressively polarizing rhetoric on such heated issues as homosexuality and the war in Iraq. The penetrating and thought-provoking documentary Fall From Grace follows Phelps' transformation from an award-winning civil rights attorney to an incendiary preacher whose extreme interpretations of Bible scriptures have reached millions around the globe. Rev. Phelps issued his first sermon 50 years ago at Westboro Baptist Church, where his congregation was--and still is--largely comprised of his own family. Since then, the group has staged over 22,000 picket demonstrations at locations ranging from college campuses to funerals for American soldiers, enraging many with slogans such as "Thank God for 9/11" and "You're going to hell." Replete with shocking interviews and rare Phelps footage, Fall From Grace paints a powerful portrait of hatred in America, one that forces viewers to reexamine the quintessentially American right of free speech.

A group of Welsh villagers band together to defend their town's honor during WWI when an English mapmaker comes to town and declares their local "mountain" to be fifteen feet too short to qualify. The locals will stop at nothing to keep the befuddled cartographer in town long enough to change his mind.

Comedy favorite Hugh Grant (Bridget Jones Diary) stars as a young man who offends an entire town by declaring their mountain - a prized landmark - to be a "hill." But soon he finds the eccentric locals, led by a witty innkeeper (Colm Meaney - Star Trek: The Next Generation) will stop at nothing to defend their honor! While the townspeople rally around their "mountain," a fiery young woman (Tara Fitzgerald - Sirens) charms the puzzled out-of-towner into seeing things their way! You'll be elevated by laughter as the hilarious townspeople rise to the occasion - and the bewildered visitor stumbles into love when he least expects it!

What if the devil was to ask for his old job as back being heaven's number one angel, what if he was to ask for forgiveness, and while doing so telling his side of the story (because there is always two sides to every story) there is a side that we all know and then there is a side that has been lost through time, and hasn't been quite clarified till now, would he be... could he ever be forgiven It leaves us with the ultimate dilemma; Could he the ultimate evil ever be forgiven even if he says 'I'm sorry' while he tells us about his great fall from the heavens, his 'Fall From Grace'