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November/December: “Eye of God” "When a young woman is found murdered, the only witness to her death is a young boy who is struck mute by the crime. When her husband--an ex-con who has turned to God to try and change his life--becomes a suspect, the sheriff of the tiny, decaying town of Kingfisher tries to piece together the events of that night and figure out if someone so bent on a happy future could do something so horrible. Directed by Andrew Nienaber. |
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| Ainsley (Jamie McCoy) meets Tom (Tony Gilbert) for the first time at a truck stop, as Del (Jaryl Draper) watches from the counter. | ||||||||||||||
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| Ainsley(McCoy) and Jack (Darrin James) in a moment of marital peace. | ||||||||||||||
| Rogers (James Manly Green) bargains with Jack (James) : "If you confess and spare this child a trial, I'll spare your life." |
Jack (James) convinces his wife Ainsley (McCoy) that she WILL have their child. | |||||||||||||
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| Ainsley (MCoy) and Dorothy (Karen Harris) share a laugh while waiting for Jack's arrival. |
Sprague (Steven Parker) loses his cool and is dragged from the room during Roger's (Green) interrogation of Jack (James). | |||||||||||||
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| Ainsley (McCoy) and Tom (Gilbert) reach out to each other in a rare moment of peace. | ||||||||||||||