Therese Dray-Jones

American independent filmmaker Melvin James makes his feature debut with the low-budget sports drama Honeybee. Soap opera actress Senait Ashenafi stars as Brianna Dukes, an upper middle-class college student who decides to drop out of school and become a professional boxer despite the fact that she is a complete novice. Her upwardly mobile father Larry Dukes strongly disapproves of her decision. However, Brianna finds support from her trainer Pablo Rodriquez and starts boxing under the name "Honeybee." Eventually she has to prove herself in the big match against her rival, champion lesbian fighter Rhonda "Lady D" Andrews.

A con artist and irrepressible skirt-chaser fleeing the law ends up masquerading as a man of the cloth in a small-town church, but the randy trickster faces a tough choice after falling back on his wicked ways and blowing his cover. Can he end his sinful lifestyle and find redemption, or will he continue down his unholy road to ruin? Roy Ayers Jr., Leslie Boston and Victor Carr star in this entertaining urban comedy with a message.

Though Ric and Natalie are well matched and seemingly happy, the soon-to-be groom finds himself too weak to resist engaging in a one-night stand, which, understandably, sends the would-be bride running in the opposite direction. Luckily, or so it would seem, she finds a wealthy suitor perfectly willing to include her among his accolades. Ric, now thoroughly lovelorn, sets off in hopes of proving that status and expensive gifts aren't valuable if there's no love involved.