From faith and mystery to wellness and purpose – films by Dr. Mark and Dr. Michele Sherwood that entertain, challenge, and move you.
He Witnessed a Murder. But Who Will Believe Him?
A family game night takes an unexpected turn when a buried secret surfaces that none of them saw coming. Nobody came expecting what follows. As the mystery deepens, so do the relationships, the questions, and the weight of what has been hidden. A heartfelt whodunit that never lets you forget that the people we love carry stories we have never heard.
Featuring Lou Ferrigno, Jimmie JJ Walker, Deven Green, and Tahnee Sun. A film about memory, loyalty, and what it means to finally be believed.
A recent college graduate's dream of becoming a filmmaker gets the boost it needs when he discovers his uncle has left him just enough money to make a small faith-based film. Faced with creative and spiritual challenges, the filmmaker learns that stories are more powerful than budgets.
A light-hearted documentary following mid-lifers as they change their relationship with food, revealing funny, moving, and surprising moments that lead to better health.
An adopted athlete struggles to find purpose after injury. Through a series of encounters, she discovers mentorship, healing, and a renewed sense of mission.
A modern comedy about a social media director who tries to help a small-town pastor spread hope online, with unexpected and heartwarming results.
Two lifelong friends find themselves navigating romance and faith when a matchmaking mishap sets their lives on a new course.
A grieving surgeon embarks on a journey of redemption after a tragic loss and discovers unexpected kindness that changes his life.
The film is sweet and easy… I really like that the film brings awareness of dementia. It was nice to see Lou Ferrigno, Jimmie Walker, Mark Sherwood, and Brian Shoop again they all looked like they were having a blast making this. There’s a cute twist in Act 3, and keep watching for more clips during the rolling credits.
- Trina Boice
Movie Review Mom
Forgotten Fortune distinguishes itself in a crowded cinematic landscape by confronting aging our universal, undefeated antagonist with compassion and a wink. Dementia may steal memories, but it can’t erase dignity, nor the instincts and intelligence that remain. That, ultimately, is the film’s quiet treasure: a reminder that even when the mind misplaces a few things, the heart rarely forgets.
- B.E. Ladd
Fantastica Daily
A modestly scaled, low-budget indie film that proves just how far strong storytelling and committed performances can go… The cinematography is a cut above what one might expect compositions are thoughtfully framed to reflect Brian’s confusion and isolation, often using space and light to blur the line between what’s real and what might be imagined. What lingers long after the credits is its compassion: a deep respect for our elders, even when their memories falter, and a belief that their lives and stories still matter profoundly.
- W. Bernard
Movie Marvels
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