4 Faith Favorites (DVD)

Word Films Production

A LONG WAY OFF
Young Jacob is tired of living on the family farm, submitting to the rules of his father. One day he demands an early inheritance, and is shocked when his father agrees – contingent on first sitting through an intensive session of life trainers in the area of Health, Wealth and Wisdom including real life like pollster Scott Rasmussen, Talk Show host Sean Hannity and Psychologist Dr. Bev Smallwood. Jacob heads to the city to prove that his modern ways are better than his dad’s traditions. For a while he does surprisingly well taking huge business risks, and still making money even while living an extremely flamboyant lifestyle that attracts the wrong women including seductive Laura, whose rich boyfriend Frank is often dangerously nearby. Jacob’s got the it all: money, ladies, prestige. But then-he loses it all and just when he thinks he’s hit bottom the bottom drops some more. Coming to his senses he heads home, determined to work in an entry level position for his dad, who approaches him – but with open arms or with anger?

RUMORS OF WARS
Rumors of Wars is a suspenseful, action packed film with two converging story-lines, the first one centering around an aspiring college journalist named Roxy (Jennifer Cooper), finds herself searching for answers when she investigates end time prophecies for a term paper. Recording her research in a diary, her findings prove to have more of an impact than she could have ever imagined. Her diary is discovered years later, in the rubble of a post apocalypse society filled with decay and violence. With the truth of what really happened to the world in its pages, the book finds its way into to the hands of an officer, named Shaw (Ben Davies) in the New World Army. But what will he do with this new found truth?

THE PERFECT SUMMER
Sometimes you have to find the courage to make some waves.

In The Perfect Summer, fatherless teenager Jake (Adam Horner) was happy living in Chicago, until his mother (Sydney Penny) decided to uproot them to a small surfing town where her estranged father (Eric Roberts), Jake’s grandfather, lives. The transition isn’t easy for anyone and it seems everywhere he goes, Jake manages to make enemies, including the town bully, Tyler (JD Banks), who doesn’t like the new interloper or his interest in young surfing prodigy, Kayla (Katie Garfield).

Stuck in the beach town with no friends and no knowledge of surfing, Jake has nowhere to turn until Cody (Ja