John Campea

Since their creation in 1913, movie trailers and the audience have shared a special relationship that has grown and evolved as the trailers themselves have over the years. This relationship has its euphoric highs to it's frustrating lows. But like any great romance, the trailer and the audience always find their way back to each other.

Since their creation in 1913, movie trailers and the audience have shared a special relationship that has grown and evolved as the trailers themselves have over the years. This relationship has its euphoric highs to it's frustrating lows. But like any great romance, the trailer and the audience always find their way back to each other.

Since their creation in 1913, movie trailers and the audience have shared a special relationship that has grown and evolved as the trailers themselves have over the years. This relationship has its euphoric highs to it's frustrating lows. But like any great romance, the trailer and the audience always find their way back to each other.

Since their creation in 1913, movie trailers and the audience have shared a special relationship that has grown and evolved as the trailers themselves have over the years. This relationship has its euphoric highs to it's frustrating lows. But like any great romance, the trailer and the audience always find their way back to each other.

Cid is dumped by his girlfriend on the evening of their 15th anniversary due to his failure to propose. One year later, Cid is still reeling from the break up & deals with the social stigmas of being in your 30's and single. In his struggle to find his identity outside of a relationship, Cid balances the influences of Myron and Shannon, a happy married couple, & Manolis, a devout anti-monogamist.

Cid is dumped by his girlfriend on the evening of their 15th anniversary due to his failure to propose. One year later, Cid is still reeling from the break up & deals with the social stigmas of being in your 30's and single. In his struggle to find his identity outside of a relationship, Cid balances the influences of Myron and Shannon, a happy married couple, & Manolis, a devout anti-monogamist.

Cid is dumped by his girlfriend on the evening of their 15th anniversary due to his failure to propose. One year later, Cid is still reeling from the break up & deals with the social stigmas of being in your 30's and single. In his struggle to find his identity outside of a relationship, Cid balances the influences of Myron and Shannon, a happy married couple, & Manolis, a devout anti-monogamist.

Should Christians kill people? Is there such a thing as a just war? Speaking with historians, professors and religious leaders across North America about the relationship between Christianity and war, "Prince of Peace – God of War" provides an honest dialogue about this complex issue.

Should Christians kill people? Is there such a thing as a just war? Speaking with historians, professors and religious leaders across North America about the relationship between Christianity and war, "Prince of Peace – God of War" provides an honest dialogue about this complex issue.

Should Christians kill people? Is there such a thing as a just war? Speaking with historians, professors and religious leaders across North America about the relationship between Christianity and war, "Prince of Peace – God of War" provides an honest dialogue about this complex issue.

Should Christians kill people? Is there such a thing as a just war? Speaking with historians, professors and religious leaders across North America about the relationship between Christianity and war, "Prince of Peace – God of War" provides an honest dialogue about this complex issue.

Should Christians kill people? Is there such a thing as a just war? Speaking with historians, professors and religious leaders across North America about the relationship between Christianity and war, "Prince of Peace – God of War" provides an honest dialogue about this complex issue.