The best Emily Skinner’s movies
Today we present the best Emily Skinner’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Emily Skinner’s movies.
Five
6.9/10
An anthology of five short films exploring the impact of breast cancer on people's lives.
Saving My Daughter
4.7/10
Fifteen years ago, Joanna Kennedy’s life was turned upside down when her three-year-old daughter, Chloe, went missing for six months before being returned. Joanna finds herself searching again for answers and determined to find out if her daughter left of her own volition or has she been kidnapped yet again, and if so, is it at the hands of the woman who abducted her all those years before or someone else…and why?
Blood Ransom
4.2/10
Crystal, the girlfriend of Roman, Jeremiah's American boss whom he kidnaps. As Jeremiah's plans fail, Roman sends Bill, a psychopathic hitman after them. Crystal and Jeremiah tread the dangerous path of a love on the run. But as they run farther and as they fall deeper, a dark secret burns even stronger.
The Strawberry Shortcake Movie: Sky's the Limit
4.8/10
A sudden storm leaves Berry Bitty City with a gigantic problem. Strawberry Shortcake and her friends will have to move their whole tiny town unless they find a way to safely remove a huge boulder that threatens everything they hold dear.
Holiday Spectacular
6.5/10
In Holiday Spectacular, Rhyme and Cassie, who are from two different complicated stories, meet up. Cassie is doing community service in the mall. Meanwhile, Ryme ends up getting a job as one of Santas elfs, as her friends are all on vacation.
Next Level
3.7/10
Teens compete for best performer of the summer at Next Level, a specialized dance/hip-hop/songwriting performing arts program.
Something's More Than One Thing
A film that examines infidelity in the age of the internet.
Secrets in the Water
4.6/10
Inspired by a true story. When Mia’s (Alexis Jayde Burnett) body washes ashore, her mother, Laura (Cerina Vincent), enlists the help of Mia’s best friend, Bailey (Emily Skinner), to figure out who killed her daughter. Together, they narrow down the suspects to a secret boyfriend and a classmate Mia rejected. As they further investigate, they find Mia’s secret boyfriend dead along with a note confessing to Mia’s murder. But when the police call Laura with new evidence, the real killer may be closer than she thinks.
It Counts
7.4/10
Two students compete in a high school presidential election, and we see how one student's vote can change everything. This short film promotes the importance of voting and educate young viewers on how to vote. This film is brought to you by young filmmakers who directed, produced, and wrote the project.
The Lies I Tell Myself
Fifteen-year old Cassie is starting the school year, whether she likes it or not, and along with it, the romantic drama from the past summer. Being faced with her kind-of-ex-boyfriend Jake and her rebound Elliot she finds herself in an unintentional love triangle. She runs herself ragged trying to juggle both guys for the next couple of weeks and still can’t bring herself to make a decision. The building tension culminates at the Homecoming dance.
