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Gift of Light

This colorful comic book was created for the people of India who can read Hindi. In this powerful story of forgiveness, the Gospel is presented in the context of the Indian holiday, Diwali, when light triumphs over darkness. Sadguru Yesu (Jesus Christ) is presented as the light, who gives us victory over sin and darkness.

Last Hope

Last Hope is an animated film that follows the story of Xiao Long, a young Miao factory worker who comes home for Spring Festival. His troubles begin when his fiancee dumps him because his family can’t afford the bride price, and a fortune teller declares he is destined to be alone. His destiny changes, however, when a dear friend shares with him the good news of Jesus Christ.

Prisoner of Hope

This collaborative comic was created for the people of Mongolia by a team of 19 artists. This evangelistic production tells a tale of the gospel in a Mongolian context, by illustrating the 7 commands of Jesus. Follow the tale of traitorous Khenbish as he learns about the grace and power of Christ by the testimony of Sorghaghtani Beki - a Christian queen from Mongolian history. 

Ellei

The year is 1300. A battle has been raging with the Mongolian warriors. Ellei Bootur, the progenitor of the Sakha People, is charged by his dying father to go to the land beyond the Lena Pillars and start a new people. A people who worship the One True God. This animated short film tells the epic story of the Sakha People of Yakutsk, Siberia.

Return Home

Eiji is an overworked businessman, who is losing the love of his family by focusing only on his career. His mother’s memorial day brings a visit from his sister, Miki, but she struggles to forgive her father for drinking and abusing their mother when they were growing up. On the memorial day, her father has a shocking announcement. This live-action evangelistic drama was produced for the people of Okinawa, Japan.

No More Tears

This evangelistic animated short film was made for the Muong People of Vietnam. Listen to the true story of a Muong woman whose life was going down a tragic road until she gave her life to Jesus. No More Tears is a true testimony of the power of Jesus to set people free, and shows how God loves the culture of the Muong people. ​

Life After the Earthquake

This evangelistic animated short film was made for the colorful Naxi People of Yunnan, China. It follows the story of young girl named Elsiel, who lost her brother in the devastating 1996 earthquake. Along with her three best friends, Elsiel discovers that Jesus is the only foundation worth building upon. The film also celebrates the art and music of the Naxi culture.

Gimchua’s Family​

A film produced in Taiwan for the Minnan-speaking Taiwanese. Gimchua works hard to support his family as a truck driver. Miserable and lonely after his wife dies, he marries Li, a foreign bride who struggles with her new life in Taiwan. His traditionally-minded mother and gambling-addicted son make it difficult for him to find peace in the family. Xiuxia, his second daughter, has found peace in knowing Jesus and shares with her family through storytelling.

Source Of Life

The Shengzha Nosu Yi of Sichuan, China, were once vicious warriors and slave owners, the last people group to come under Chinese rule in 1956. Our story follows a poor man who struggles with alcoholism and his drug-addicted brother who fights with him during the traditional Yi Torch Festival. Running away in shame, he meets a former Bimo who has found the source of life, Yesu, the son of God.

Open the Door, See the Mountains

This evangelistic animated short film was made in the cultural and musical style of the Yao People of China in their most widely spoken languages. Spread throughout the mountains of Southwest China, the Yao have lived without the light of the gospel for centuries. This story tells the gospel from the creation of the world to Jesus resurrecting from the grave as the only sacrifice for sin.

Collaboration

This 4-minute motion-graphic film follows the story of two workers who came to reach an unreached people group with the gospel. With so few workers compared to the size of the people group, they pray together and get the idea to find other workers with the same vision to form a partnership on the field. In conclusion, viewers are encouraged to collaborate on-field as part of the task of reaching unreached people groups with the gospel.