
Our Films

HORROR FEATURE · 2025 · 79 MINUTES
Five young friends enter a murder house to each win a $25,000 dark-web contest and find themselves fighting for their lives against a sledgehammer-wielding killer.
Released across North America, Latin America and the UK. Select MAULER above for the trailer, credits and viewing options.
COMING IN 2028
Told she has an incurable disease, filmmaker Sonia Machado-Hines does the one thing she knows best to fight back: she picks up a camera and documents hers and others journey as they fight to survive. A positive, inspiring journey featuring Sonia Machado-Hines, with Ed Begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson-Begley. Filming is 50% complete. Expected runtime: 80 minutes.
We welcome completion and distribution partnerships. The pitch deck is being finalized and will be available by request.
FEATURE DOCUMENTARY · IN PRODUCTION


COMPLETED FEATURE · 2026 · 72 MINUTES
Love is an adventure best sailed together.
Directed by Sonia Machado-Hines.
Starring Tanya Champoux and Lamarr Mattison.
Produced by Sonia Machado-Hines, Terence Bernie Hines and Tanya Champoux. Executive Producer: Christy Didier.
Written by Sonia Machado-Hines, Shanee Edwards, Tanya Champoux and Christy Didier.
Seeking distribution. Contact us for screening and distribution inquiries.
(Award winning narrative short) The story of a stylish, demanding Spanish woman living in New York, who gets a distressing call on the phone and has to hurry home to rural Spain with her never before accepted, awkward "All American" boyfriend in tow. The family matriarch, the community and even the sheep look at him with disdain. How will he handle the unfamiliar terrain of small town Spain. Will he ever be accepted?


The award-winning documentary HIPLET– What do you get when you mix classical ballet with Afro Centric hip-hop dancing from the inner-city of Chicago? #hiplet follows the real life drama of Homer Hans Bryant's young female dancers as they learn to mesmerize audiences with a fusion of classical and modern hip-hop dancing on toes while (sometimes, just barely) surviving life in the inner-city and creating a future in the world as they grow up.
To bring Egypt into a Golden Age, Pharaoh Hatshepsut, a woman, publicly appeared, and fought as a man - but loved as a woman. A true tale of love and courage despite everything.


(documentary) The time is the 15th century. King Henry IV is to take a new wife. This is the story of Marie de' Medici, his wife to be, being dressed for her wedding (by proxy) to King Henry IV of France. At the time of the gown's original construction, Marie while still in Italy, had various dolls sent to her showing what was currently fashionable so that her dress could be made to exceed what was considered en-vogue. The details associated with the original gown are painstakingly reconstructed for the audience - including pearls, gems, expensive silks, laces and properly heeled shoes, to make up all of the parts of the original final wedding attire of this Renaissance Fashionista and what she wore for her nuptials. Neither Marie (at the time of the dress's original making) nor the production spared any expense in the breathtaking fashion reconstruction.
A disillusioned jazz dancer in LA is ready to give up her craft before she gets some special encouragement from an unlikely source.

What Makes a Woman
A same-sex couple goes through heartbreak as one of them gets diagnosed with uterine fibroids and must undergo a questionably necessary surgery. Real women tell the true stories of their own stories of fibroids from diagnosis to surgery and recovery. With alternative procedures to this very lucrative procedure for the medical industry explored.

