H. Scott Salinas

Two ambitious African American entrepreneurs want to open a real estate and banking business, but rampant racism in the 1950s stands in their way. So they hire a working-class white man to be the face of their company, while they pretend to be a janitor and chauffeur, in what grows to become an empire.

One of the most celebrated war correspondents of our times, Marie Colvin was the epitome of bravery and journalistic integrity. The biographical drama chronicles the life and times of the rebellious journalist whose search for truth and quest to give voice to the voiceless took her to some of the most dangerous war-torn frontiers across the globe.

Francesco's the only Italian set to compete in an extreme solo race around the globe. Does he have what it takes to finish -- or will he meet with disaster? Francesco Cappelletti is on the verge of fulfilling a lifelong dream. He's the only Italian competing in the Golden Globe Race 2018, an around-the-globe single-handed regatta without stops, outside assistance or modern navigational aids. He'll go head-to-head against some of the biggest names in solo sailing along a 30,000-mile race course in some of the world's most treacherous waters. Over the course of a year, our crew follows Francesco as he encounters one obstacle after the next while preparing for this highly controversial, extreme endurance adventure. With no major sponsors on the horizon to help cover mounting costs to refit his vintage yacht, 007, and with personal relationships hanging in the balance, Francesco begins to close himself off to the world---more determined than ever to take part in the race. But getting there will ultimately come at a high cost. The ensuing drama on land and sea drives all the action in 30.000 Miles to the Finish, one man's personal odyssey, against all odds, to sail to the furthest reaches of the earth.