Barbara "Malia" Kipp blazed a trail for future young women from the Blackfeet tribe of Browning, Montana, when she became the first Native American female to receive a Division 1 college basketball scholarship. Her life and the life of her tribe changed forever.

When the Osage Tribe strike oil, others move in trying to take their land. Because of their protective land rights the greedy adventurers start killing off the Osage, until the FBI steps in.

"The Burial," a new film from Amazon Prime Video, hits theaters October 6th and streaming on October 13th. This crowd-pleaser is a true David and Goliath story that's sure to have you cheering in your seat. At least that's what happened at the theater where I saw the movie.

Coming to theaters for two nights only, Monday and Tuesday, September 18 and 19, Route 60: The Biblical Highway is not only a tour of some of the most famous biblical locales but a pilgrimage as the hosts unpack the meaning of what happened in these places both for Jews and Christians.

This beautifully told true story shows the gift of family and God's timing in fulfilling our dreams when musically talented brothers from the 1970s are "discovered" 30 years later.

In order to fulfill his dream of playing professional baseball, Rickey Hill had many hills to climb. His amazing true story is told in the new film, "The Hill."

With This Light, is a new documentary by co-directors Nicole Bernardi-Reis and Laura Bermudez about Sister Maria Rosa Leggol, OSF, a Franciscan Sister often referred to as the "Mother Teresa" of Honduras. With a title like that, what could be more inspiring?

Tim Ballard's true story of how he transitioned from federal agent to the rescuer of victims of child sex trafficking will move you to prayer and more.

From middle school to superstardom, this film tells the story of NBA's LeBron James and his Fab Five friends who make basketball and friendship the glue that helps him navigate fame.

If you go into this film thinking you're going to see a movie about the life of Saint Padre Pio, you will be roundly disappointed. Why director Abel Ferrara used the saint's name as the title of the film is just as confusing as the film itself.