SoulHood (2017)

In the year 2017, four young men with big dreams in Jacksonville, FL are searching for ways in which they can work together to make their dreams of producing movies become a reality. They begin their journey at a minimum wage job in which they all realized they wanted more in life. The four young men of the newly formed independent film crew, RICK, DJ, TONY and PAT all carry different special abilities, backgrounds, and personalities. Rick is the business manager, DJ is the film director, Tony is the writer, and Pat is the actor. After 2 years in the film business, they successfully emerge to the next level, creating some of the top indie films in the nation. Despite their success in the film world, they all have different struggles to face in which will test their business, faith, and most importantly, friendship. The struggles the team faces is a mixture of their past hunting them, as well as current issues. Pat had fell out with his older brother and only family member in the city, RJ due to an incident with the police in their past. Pat is having a hard time trusting RJ again. DJ is in a relationship with Tina, however his friends don't trust her motives and intentions. DJ is also repairing his relationship with his mother after their fight in the past. Tony is convinced that taking their projects to the movie industry and working together with their pending rival, LUKE HILLS would be a great idea as the rest of the crew disagrees. Tony is also struggling to let go of his ex fiancé from their break up years ago. Rick, being the business manager is stuck trying to keep the team together when things go wrong. The bigger the crew's film company becomes, the heavier the problems become. The whole crew is being tested and life begins to fall apart. As the team falls apart, they have to decide to continue to fight together, or allow their hard work and efforts to go in vain. During these tough times, a film contest with a grand cash prize emerges in Atlanta and the gentlemen must decide if they choose to fight for their chances at major success, or to lose it all in vain.