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A young woman, born at the turn of the 20th century, is rendered ageless after an accident. After many solitary years, she meets a man who complicates the eternal life she has settled into.

Based on true to life stories at Equine Assisted Therapy centers including Corral Riding Center in North Carolina, UNBRIDLED tells a tremendous story of redemption and triumph, with a message of unconditional love, with teenage girls overcoming formidable obstacles and living a fulfilling life in spite of adverse circumstances. UNBRIDLED is a story that dives deep in the human heart, and shines a light on the goodness and altruism of authentic people who view life as greater than themselves. UNBRIDLED is Inspiring Heartwarming Captivating Uplifting Refreshing Wholesome Enjoyable Encouraging Touching Delightful Memorable UNBRIDLED is a true to life story that exposes the atrocities of abuse, neglect, and trauma and the healing and redemption experienced by girls and horses who have suffered the same types of abuse. UNBRIDLED showcases how every life matters, no matter how damaged,and that redemption is just around the corner when lives will be made whole again. An emotionally gripping, unforgettable and uplifting story of redemption, healing, and overcoming some of life's greatest obstacles. UNBRIDLED centers around the life of 17-year-old Sarah Miller (Tea McKay) who has a secret: secret shame of being an ongoing victim and prisoner of human sex trafficking by her mother's (Dey Young) boyfriend Roger Donigal (Eric Roberts) until Sarah's future boyfriend Kenny Brachner (David Topp) teams up with Detective Mitchell Sangrin (T.C. Stallings, actor from War Room) on an attempt to foil the underground operation and set the captives (including Sarah) free.

A modern day version of The Prodigal Son Parable

Marked or Delivered - Plot Summary In a dystopian near future, Elijah Winters, a man of deep faith, is forced to make an impossible choice when the government mandates a digital mark under the guise of a health initiative. Those who refuse the mark are deemed threats, unable to buy food, work, or participate in society. As the world descends into authoritarian control, Elijah, his wife Rachel, and their special-needs son Daniel seek refuge among a growing underground community of believers resisting the system. They are led by Pastor David, a steadfast leader who warns of the prophetic significance of the mark. Among them is Samson, a strong-willed survivalist, and Margaret, an elderly woman whose wisdom and faith inspire the group. Tensions rise as government forces, led by an unnamed world leader, begin rounding up dissenters. When Elijah and his family are discovered, they are forced into a harrowing escape, dodging surveillance drones, armed patrols, and betrayal within their own ranks. With supplies dwindling and persecution intensifying, they must decide whether to continue running or take a stand. As the grip of totalitarianism tightens, Elijah is faced with the ultimate test of faith: Will he bow to the beast system to protect his family, or will he trust in God to deliver them, no matter the cost?