CAMP HIDEOUT (2023): After stealing an important item from two big city goons, a troubled teenage orphan pretends to be a Christian and hides out in a church summer camp to evade his capture, but discovers danger looms for his newfound friends. www.camphideoutmovie.com
BRYN GETS A LIFE: To keep her job after a rare vinyl record is stolen, Bryn recruits her miscreant friends to help her track it before her boss returns to town, but finds the journey closer to home than she thought. – logansocialfilms.com
EIGHT YEARS: Having endured great pains to forget his loss, a naval machinist returns home when his mother’s body is found eight years after her disappearance and obsesses over the incarcerating of her killer while trying to balance fatherhood.
BLIND DRIVE AHEAD: After his best friend dies, an all-star high school quarterback struggles to keep his future in focus while pressured by his sheriff of a father to stay on track.
CORPSEWOOD MANOR: An egotistical Atlanta lawyer travels to the sticks Georgia to finalize the sale of a horse for his fiancé as a wedding gift, but ends up trapped in a horrifying maze-like manor of satanic paintings, LSD laced wine, and an eccentric old man seeking to transfer his soul into another body.
THE DESVALIDO: A meek grocery store clerk trains to become a luchador in order to win the heart of a young Latina. Arolucha.com
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“Roadside Attractions has acquired the U.S. rights to “Camp Hideout” and will release the family comedy theatrically in the fall.” “We’re excited by the warmly moving and funny CAMP HIDEOUT, and to continue Roadside’s theatrical success with faith-based films such as I CAN ONLY IMAGINE and the recent FAMILY CAMP,” Roadside Attractions’ co-president, Howard Cohen said. “How […]
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