George Tchortov

A series of bank robberies and car heists frightens communities in the Pacific Northwest. A lone FBI agent believes that the crimes were not the work of financially motivated criminals but rather a group of dangerous domestic terrorists. In 1983, a series of increasingly violent bank robberies, counterfeiting operations and armored car heists frightened communities throughout the Pacific Northwest. As baffled law enforcement agents scrambled for answers, a lone FBI agent (Law), stationed in the sleepy, picturesque town of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, came to believe the crimes were not the work of traditional, financially motivated criminals but a group of dangerous domestic terrorists, inspired by a radical, charismatic leader (Hoult), plotting a devastating war against the federal government of the United States.

Hilarity ensues when the best athlete in pro football must learn how to teach a motley group of kids how to win on the baseball field while they teach him how to win in life. Fun for the whole family. Jordan Gabriel is the richest, most famous, and best quarterback in the pros. Don't believe it? Just ask him. Eagerly awaiting a record-setting contract renewal ("only the best will do"), much to his dismay he's suddenly forced to coach a little league baseball team. Lohan Everette is still dealing with the recent loss of his father and wanting to be his new middle school's star pitcher. He is Jordan's biggest fan--until he actually meets him. As the baseball season progresses, "Coach" Jordan rebuilds Lohan's trust and begins to rely on him, his mom, his adorable and hilarious 9-year-old sister, and the rest of the team as they turn their losing season around. As Jordan begins to "stand in the gap" as a coach/father figure he begins to realize just how empty his life was when he only lived for himself as they all learn the importance of teamwork and using their God-given talents to help others in need. Faced with the biggest dilemma of his life, and with his record setting football contract on the line, can he finally put another person's needs before his own? —Jakkepoes

A wealthy out-of-towner hires an indigent man to abduct an estranged family member. The Local follows Noname, an enigmatic man running from a tortured past. He is trapped in a violent Brooklyn underworld as the lowly drug runner for a gang of crazed veterans. There, Noname is approached by a wealthy out-of-towner who offers him a large sum of money to "rescue" the man's heroin-addicted daughter from his employer's drug lair. Noname soon realizes that saving the girl is more than a payday. It will grant him a way out of his purgatory after a lifetime of wrongdoing, and open a path toward personal redemption. —Anonymous