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- A man is having dreams of his dead cousin who tells him he's been killed by a witch in Istanbul, North Carolina. He goes there and meets the woman and confronts her. He begins having spells of clumsiness as he pursues his cousin, who has been missing, and is convinced that the witch has put a curse on him. Meanwhile he's falling in love with her.
- Annie's got a secret past she's eager to hide from her husband and her family. An iconclastic bounty hunter blackmails her to keep that past a secret. As the stakes increase, though, so do the ruthless and brutal actions of all those involved. Soon, deaths of some major players in the game change the stakes from dollars and cents to life and death. An original USA made for cable movie.
- A love story which follows two real working musicians who step into the limelight to make it on their own. Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams pack their guitars, amps, and thirty year marriage into their SUV and set out across America, and with them, and other great musicians we're carried back the halcyon days of the sixties and seventies when music had the power to bring us together.
- "Hablando con Chago" ("Talking with Chago") is an intimate, contemplative portrait of the Cuban Renaissance man, Santiago "Chago" Rodríguez. Engineer, writer, painter, film critic, and avid collector of film memorabilia. The story is simple, while revealing the deep and complex truth of how memory is reconstructed in exile. This is not an epic - true heroism is discovered in the day to day.
- This documentary is about one of the legendary figures of the Cuban bolero, René Cabel, known as The Antilles Tenor, as well as a tribute to the bolero and Cuba of the 40's and 50's. It is René himself, whom take us through his life, his career; sometimes with anecdotes marked by his characteristic and unique humor, which Olga Guillot evokes with joy. Emblematic figures of Cuban bolero such as Olga Guillot, René Touzet, Roberto Ledesma and María Ciervide, remember Cabel's life, his successes, their friendship, the boleros and the unforgettable nights in the cabarets of Havana.
- A day after Jesús Pérez, most known as Obá Ilú, passes away, his friends and family pay tribute; improvising a celebration full of music and memories in the same "Solar" where he lived in the Cayo Hueso neighborhood in Havana. Filmed in B&W, this documentary is an evocation of the soul of the great Obá Ilú, King of the people, master of the batá drum of the religion Yorùbá in Cuba.
