Slandering a loved one is a way to trigger distrust and a cycle of revenge. Many marriages could be saved if one spouse would make a commitment to break the cycle. Other marriages cannot be saved so easily because one spouse continues to abuse the other relentlessly. Yet many times when one spouse decides to absorb the abuse and return good for evil, the cycle can be broken and the relationship restored.

What do you think love is? How wise and knowledgable are you about love? Married love? Family love? Friendship? Find out with this test!

What if you had only one day to change something in the way you did things or else your marriage would suffer irreversible damage?  What if your spouse were considering giving up on you or wanted to find something exciting outside the marriage?

Or, what if you were feeling this way and your spouse could see it in you?

What if your children were at risk of losing their one and only chance to grow up in a loving, unbroken home and today was the last day you had to find a way to start turning things around in your marriage?

What would you do?

What drives non-custodial parents to suicide and violent acts against the court system?

This movie answers that question.

The highest ranking film at the International Film Festival is

SUPPORT? System Down

This is a movie about the failures of the child support system with interviews from both custodial and non-custodial parents as well as attorneys, judges and others showing the failures of this system.

Click here to view the trailers and information on the film and encourage people to see it!