Written, Directed and Edited by David Ferry Jr.

A blood-watered legacy thrives and unites generations of Quechua speakers in Peru. Rómulo Sauñe followed his ancestor's brave footsteps and charged into violent attacks on his people—armed only with Truth. In an act of extraordinary love, Sauñe vowed to reach not only his people but also the guerillas and government forces who murdered his grandfather and villagers. The courageous servant paid the ultimate price.

This stunning documentary honors Rómulo’s life and mission. One of only a few in his community privileged to study the Bible, his pursuit of Scripture fueled a passion to unite his people with God’s Word in their native language.

The Voice of Rómulo, a story of heartbreak and redemption, celebrates one man’s determination to make God real for Quechua people and a fearless generation answering the call to overcome hatred with love.

Feature Documentary Directed by Justin Hunt, Edited by David Ferry Jr.

Rotten Apple tackles the delicate and harrowing issue of sexual grooming in schools across America.

Edited by David Ferry Jr.

The Empty Chair provides a view into the myriad ways people deal with the passing of a loved one. Usually, family and friends come together at the funeral, and soon after, return to their everyday routines. Those who have lost someone carry that grief for the rest of their lives. It’s never easy.

Written, Directed & Edited by David Ferry Jr.

One Matchstick: The Senga Fire, tells the incredible true story of the Senga of Zambia receiving the Bible in their language for the first time in the tribe's 2,000- year history.

Written, Directed and Edited by David Ferry Jr.

What if you spent your whole life searching for Truth, but it was just out of reach? What if you knew the answer was out there, but you couldn't access it or experience it? For communities like the Paharia in Bangladesh, the quest to find hope has been difficult. That is the reality for thousands of language groups—for 1.3 billion people—right now. With Vision 2033—the movement to record and freely provide God's Word in every language that needs it—as a backdrop, witness the moving story of the Paharia people, who have waited for more than 2,000 years to hear the Word of God in their heart language.