His Name Is Green Flake - BLU-RAY

His Name Is Green Flake is inspired by the true story of enslaved pioneer and Latter-day Saint Green Flake. His courageous cross-country journey to prepare the way for the Saints was integral to the InchMormon MigrationInch and the settlement of Utah. His Name Is Green Flake has been awarded Best Film in 10 different festivals, including the Venice Film Awards, the London Independent Film Awards, and most recently, the LA Film Awards. Witness a beautiful story full of faith, family, and freedom in the award-winning film His Name Is Green Flake.

Schoolteacher Beth (Rebecca Hall) was stunned when her architect husband Owen (Evan Jonigkeit) rowed out from the lakefront home he'd just completed for them, and shot himself. Trying to piece together her life as well as what happened, she'll find evidence that her spouse was hiding something as he completed the abode... as well as a spectral presence pushing her to the edge of sanity. Creepy effort co-stars Sarah Goldberg, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Stacy Martin. 107 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

A sad song is playing on the record player. Julie, played by Irene Dunne, cannot listen, and turns the music off. Glancing at the nursery, Julie remembers meeting Roger, her husband, played by Cary Grant. Roger, a reporter is being assigned to a post in Japan. Julie and Roger marry immediately. Three months later, while in Japan, Julie reports that she is pregnant. Then, a violent earthquake strikes, demolishing their house and causing Julie to lose the baby - Julie cannot conceive any other children. Julie's friend encourages her to adopt a child. The orphanage has a five-week-old little girl for adoption. Happy with their new baby girl, tragedy strikes at the age of six, when the child dies suddenly after a brief illness. But, this is not the end of the story. Perhaps there is a happy ending, nonetheless? You'll just have to watch this touching and tearful movie to find out! This touching sentimental melodrama was produced and directed by one of Hollywood's great directors, George Stevens. (115 minutes - 1941 - Black & White - 4 3).