Andrew Stecker

During the Civil War, Congress ceases treaty payments that cause Dakota Indians to starve, sparking an uprising now known as the Indian Wars.

In the final days of the war, a German captain leads a submarine assault against the United States in a last-ditch effort to defeat the Allies.

In Minneapolis’ large Somali refugee community, Adan has nowhere to go. His mom kicked him out, and his friends are tired of his headstrong ways. As a last resort, he moves into the mosque, praying for a little help. Surprisingly, God seems to answer. Adan quickly lands a good job, devout friends, and a newfound faith. When Adan nearly hits a stray dog on the job, he’s forced to take it in for a night. But one of his new mosque friends considers the dog impure, and he throws Adan out. With Adan back on the streets, surrounded by his old crew, ex-girlfriends, prying FBI agents, and his estranged family, the dog may be his only friend as he tries to keep his faith and get through the night.

A U.S. Army Lt. and his platoon must hold a vital road down against relentless German attacks at the start of WWII’s “Battle of the Bulge.”