The Adventures of Charlie & Moon is a cross between the magic and adventure of Harry Potter and the moral and socially sound of Chronicles of Narnia. It has the potential to be the next big box office children’s movie that can be easily franchised and connected with the books written Martin Meader – a writer and producer who worked with talents like Glen Close, Cate Blanchett and Frances McDormand.A story about an unusual friendship between 9-year old Charlie Ramsbottom and a young eagle called Moon, where Charlie is challenged with a quest to save animals and repair broken promises. Using The Book of Dreams, the help of magic friends and family, Charlie and Moon embark on a risky journey to confront the evil toy-maker Skunk Weavel who lives in a “sweet” poisonous world and turns animals into stuffed toys. As the clock strikes twelve, Charlie reclaims The Book of Dreams and saves all the animals from a world of darkness and despair.

Dreams Of War In The Times Of Peace by the Bulgarian historian and writer Georgy Gounev, is a contemporary political action thriller trilogy that blend James Bond with Syriana. Loosely connected My Honor Is My Loyalty, Rough Landing and Grave of Your Own are addressing different time-periods of our contemporary political history. The problems, however, stemming from four critically important confrontations: peace versus war, freedom versus non-freedom, resistance versus indifference, and loyalty versus dishonesty, are pretty much the same.

The assault on a Russian military base in Kazakhstan performed by a team of fanatical Muslim terrorists ends up with the disappearance of a large container filled with the deadliest poisonous gas that ever existed. The smuggling of the dangerous substance on American soil precipitates a fierce competition between American and Russian intelligence services on one hand, and a group of terrorists trying to unleash a gas attack on a large American city, on the other.

In early 2010 the renowned marathon runners Ray Zahab and Kevin Vallely will attempt
to do something most say is impossible... - run to the Geographic North Pole - an incomparable 500 mile expedition through one of the harshest environments on earth in a record time of 25 days.The feature documentary will be an up-close story character driven film that delves deep into the Arctic realities through the eyes of the two runners undergoing a life-altering experience. Risking their lives they will bring viewers into a unique relationship with the Arctic nature and its people - the Inuits. The last one actually will be true heroes of our story - one of the last great cultures that find their world of snow and ice turning into water... They have a remarkable story to tell.As the two runners make athletic history, their adventure will be documented by Academy Award winning director Maryann De Leo and the Third Eye Blind lead singer and record producer, Stephan Jenkins, will produce the film’s sound track and narrate the film.

The port of Tangier, a ship is departing to Europe. A street girl from the markets, who sells local crafts, says God-bye to a man who seems like a timeless Spanish merchant. Just few days ago the Moorish girl asked him to help her “cross” to Spain. “Impossible”, was the devastating answer. In spite of it all, it was the beginning of a very special and profound friendship that “crossed” frontiers and saved many lives. Moorish Dreams by the prominent Uruguayan Director and Writer Leonardo Ricagni, is where The Constant Gardener meets  Water and Babel.  An enchanting story of a devour pilgrimage of a street girl from Tangier in search of not only her dream, but the dream of many “Third World children”; dreams of freedom and victory. The magical tale doesn’t draw a clear line between right and wrong, good and bad. The audience is challenged to take a stand and open heart and mind confronted with the reality of the most vulnerable – the children.