The new movie, First Responders, in theaters as a Fathom Event on Monday and Tuesday, October 24 and 25, honors the men and women who often sacrifice much and sometimes sacrifice all to respond when anyone dials 9-1-1.

There have been many stage performances of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" over the centuries but perhaps none in recent history was as significant as the one at the Lafayette Theater in Harlem in October of 1936. The new film, "Voodoo Macbeth" tells the story of how the play, directed by none other than Orson Welles, came to be.

This new documentary commemorates the 25th anniversary of Mother Teresa's death. Premiering in theaters for two nights only, October 3 & 4, this movie will not fail to inspire you with the life and legacy of this great saint whose lasting gift was the conviction of seeing Jesus in the face of every person, but especially in the poorest of the poor.

When Nate becomes paralyzed he loses hope about his life. A service capuchin monkey is offered to him and Gigi changes everything. The two become inseparable and hope and joy enter Nate's life once again.

What does the humble suffering of Anthony Mary Claret, Archbishop of Spain from the 19th century, have to say to us today? During complicated times and political upheaval, he preached Christ in season and out of season, while being slandered during life and long after his death.

In theaters two nights only, May 16th and 17th. Get as many people as you can to see it. If you do miss it in the theater, go to the film's official website to see how you can view the film after it's theatrical run.

When life seems to hit us with one hard knock after another, what do we do? Father Stuart Long offers us an example of how to transform suffering in Mark Wahlberg's newest film and passion project.

Unaware of the reasons for his removal as bishop, the Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Nektarios, is exiled from Alexandria, Egypt to Athens, Greece without a diocese or means to support himself. His life is one of intense interior suffering from constant persecution, but also of most admirable holiness.

When First Sergeant Charles Monroe King is deployed to Iraq, he leaves behind his fiancée and six-month-old son, Jordan. While away he writes letters to his son in a journal, which prove to be his last testament to help his son become a man, rooted in faith and family values. Based on the true story of Dana Canedy and her relationship with a hero.

Two of the greatest tennis champions of all time come from humble but determined beginnings, whose parents saw their potential. King Richard tells the true story of their father whose 75-page plan for their lives sets them on a course of greatness through togetherness.