Good Movies by Industrious Family Films

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"If the errors and disorders of St. Cyprian show the degeneracy of human nature corrupted by sin and enslaved to vice, his conversion displays the power of grace and virtue to repair it. Let us beg of God to send us grace to resist temptation, and to do His holy will in all things." -Reflection on St. Cyprian from the Little Pictorial Lives of the Saints The Martyrdoms of Sts. Cyprian and Justina will be available Spring 2023. Celebrate and discover what are martyrs with this list of early Church martyrs and an Industrious Family Films short on the martyrdoms of Sts. Cyprian and Justina for your family to enjoy! Learn More: https://www.industriousfamily.com/what-are-martyrs.html If you would like to help fund our current project, please visit: https://www.industriousfamily.com/fabiola.html

We are so excited to share with you our first ever credit roll pop song, Love is a Beauty! You can listen to it by watching the music video above or you can support us by purchasing the song here: https://ditto.fm/love-is-a-beauty

https://www.industriousfamily.com/pay-it-forward.html Most movies are an assault on our Catholic sensibilities. It is discouraging! That is why we have started our own movie making company. All our productions stress virtue and demonstrate holiness. Movies like The War of the Vendee, The Reluctant Saint and The Passion of the Christ inspire us, make us laugh and increase our devotions. We want to make more movies like these. We need your help. When you support Industrious Family Films by paying it forward, you help promote wholesome entertainment that is so needed in today's society. We depend on fundraisers and donor support for costumes, props and equipment. We are working with a budget of $7,000 for our current movie: Pelayo. Please show your love for Industrious Family Films and our Catholic values by paying it forward.

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Leonard Copeland is for the Red Rose, but Grisell Dacre is for the White. On both sides of the English civil war, the two are betrothed to heal the breach between their families. Through a careless accident Leonard severely burns Grisell leaving her with a marred countenance. Going from castles to nunneries and on to her own home, Grisell is treated as a stranger and an ugly blight on the landscape even by her own family. Grisell gathers a few around her who love her for her virtues but will she ever be able to win Leonard’s love? Filled with knights in shining armor, battles and rebellions as well as an undercurrent of romance, Grisly Grisell has something for everyone to enjoy. Available now on DVD. https://www.industriousfamily.com/grisly-grisell.html

Sometimes great sacrifices are required when liberty is at stake. https://www.industriousfamily.com/outlaws-of-ravenhurst.html Hero Down by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...​) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-...​ Artist: http://incompetech.com/​

Maximilian (Michael Bowen) von Hapsburg's idealistic world sees its dawn when he is asked by France to establish a monarchy in Mexico. His wife, Carlota (Faustina Bowen) encourages him to take the throne and free Mexico from both debt and tyranny. After support from France is withdrawn and the President of Mexico is on the rise, Max and Carlota must fight separate battles to save their adopted country. After pouring out the last of their strengths, the forgotten hero and heroine fall to their complete destruction only to be brought back to life by Anne Carroll and San Genesio Entertainment. This short film is written, directed and performed by Catholic children for Catholic children and those who are children at heart. Introducing Michael Bowen as Emperor Maximilian, Faustina Bowen as Empress Carlota and supported by a cast of young actors, this movie is full of distressing plans and trials on the strength of love for others and for a nation. Learn more about this movie by visiting our website. https://www.industriousfamily.com/max-and-carlota.html

The inspiring music accompanying Max's Speech in "Max & Carlota". "Max was a romantic and an idealist; he liked to write poetry, to tend garden, to carry on discussions long into the night." "Somewhere, somehow, in Carlota's inheritance and upbringing and in her own free will, she had received great strengths." -Christ and the Americas by Anne Carroll Maximilian (Michael Bowen) von Hapsburg's idealistic world sees its dawn when he is asked by France to establish a monarchy in Mexico. His wife, Carlota (Faustina Bowen) encourages him to take the throne and free Mexico from both debt and tyranny. After support from France is withdrawn and the President of Mexico is on the rise, Max and Carlota must fight separate battles to save their adopted country. After pouring out the last of their strengths, the forgotten hero and heroine fall to their complete destruction only to be brought back to life by Anne Carroll and San Genesio Entertainment. Based on the true story about the establishment of the Second Mexican Empire in 1864, it is a tale torn between loyalty and betrayal, brotherly love and hate, Catholic monarchy and Liberal democracy. Max & Carlota is available for purchase here: https://www.industriousfamily.com/max-and-carlota.html

Learn more about Max & Carlota here: https://www.industriousfamily.com/max-and-carlota.html