Mack, an introspective twenty-something, encounters difficulties - even absurdities - at work and in his dating life. He meets a homeless man who considers himself Jesus Christ, and the two develop an odd friendship. Meanwhile, a young monk undergoes struggles similar to Mack's, and their stories increasingly converge.
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"Man in Purple" tells the true story of the one and only Norman G. Baker. Baker was born in Muscatine in 1892 and raised to be an entrepreneur from an early age. Norman was known for the fantastic nature of his plans and inventions, including calliaphones, radio stations, and finding a cure for cancer. His “cure” for cancer was an attack on the standard medical practices of his era and an early pre-cursor to holistic wellness practices and alternative illness treatments. The man was a fascinating piece of history, who made waves on the radio that were a precursor to modern-day personalities, such as Howard Stern. You couldn’t make up this story if you tried…
You Should Have Killed Me is a story of revenge, sacrifice, and ultimately justice - Or so we hope.
The film starts with two dogs living on their own. Abandoned by their father, the brother and sister rely only on each other. One morning they're found out by a wolf who, instead of attacking them, offers to take the duo back to his pack. There, the siblings are initiated into the pack with one catch: They're transformed into wolves.
