For decades, 82-year-old Freeman Vines has been hand-carving guitars in hopes of replicating a sound that captivated and still haunts him. The guitars range in style from more traditional to fully abstract using a variety of wood - including lumber from trees once used to lynch Black men. Now battling multiple myeloma and suffering from diabetes, Freeman lives and works in a small storefront shop in rural Fountain, North Carolina, still in pursuit of the elusive sound, surrounded by his tools, materials, and other objects that speak to his lifelong conflict with racism in this region. FREEMAN VINES is the story of a true fine artist who has found a way to create while surviving in a complex world.

A luxurious family wedding at a California vineyard estate turns deadly when a body is discovered. As the clues are pieced together and secrets are revealed, everyone is a suspect, from the groom’s celebrity mother and the bride’s deceitful father to the sommelier with an impeccable nose and the questionable pastor.

A luxurious family wedding at a California vineyard estate turns deadly when a body is discovered. As the clues are pieced together and secrets are revealed, everyone is a suspect, from the groom’s celebrity mother and the bride’s deceitful father to the sommelier with an impeccable nose and the questionable pastor.

When the lonely teenager Simone starts an online relationship with a sweet and handsome Ghanesian guy called Freeman, she persuades her reluctant parents to let him visit for a few weeks. As Simone’s involvement with Freeman grows, the reluctance of her family increases, and Simone’s rebellion snowballs into an avalanche which threatens to tear the family apart forever.