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AFFIRM FILMS DEBUTS OFFICIAL TRAILER FOR ‘SOUL ON FIRE’

Sony Pictures Entertainment's AFFIRM Films has released the official trailer and key art for its upcoming feature Soul On Fire, based on the powerful, true story of bestselling author and speaker John O'Leary — a boy who survived the unthinkable and became a man who chose to live with purpose. Soul On Fire will be exclusively in theaters nationwide starting October 10, 2025.
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Vision Films to Release ‘Sound of The Surf’

Vision Films Inc. ("Vision") has set July 1, 2025 for the North American Transactional VOD release of the documentary Sound of The Surf from the late Thomas Duncan and executive producer John Blair. Written, directed, and produced by Duncan and executive produced by John Blair and Isariya Duncan.
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Hicktown isn’t just a film—it’s a confrontation

HICKTOWN follows Amber, a biracial woman trapped in a rundown, predominantly white town where abuse is currency and survival comes at a cost. Pimped out by her own family to help pay the bills, Amber’s quiet strength simmers beneath years of trauma—until a chance connection with a former athlete on probation offers a glimpse of freedom.
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The Sunday Rewatch: ‘Before Sunrise’

Some films capture lightning in a bottle — a moment so delicate and real that it feels almost impossible to recreate. Richard Linklater’s Before Sunrise (1995) is one of those films. It’s a quiet masterpiece about chance, connection, and the fleeting magic of meeting someone who feels like they’ve been waiting for you your whole life.
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The Sunday Rewatch: ‘Lady Bird’

Sometimes a coming-of-age story feels so raw and specific that it becomes universal. Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird, released in 2017, is exactly that kind of film. It’s tender, hilarious, painfully honest, and somehow even more poignant on rewatch, especially on a quiet Sunday when you're reflecting on who you used to be — and who you still might become.