One of the most renowned card magicians of all time, Richard Turner astounds audiences around the world with his legendary sleight of hand. What they may not even realize—and what makes his achievements all the more amazing—is that he is completely blind. Charting Turner’s colorful life from his tumultuous childhood to the present, Dealt reveals how through determination and force of will, he overcame seemingly insurmountable obstacles to rise to the top of his profession. It’s both a tantalizing, up-close look at the secretive world of magic and a candid, awe-inspiring portrait of a man who lives beyond his limitations.

Reviews:

“This is the type of documentary that will make you feel alive while reminding the viewer to always live each day to the fullest.” – We Live Entertainment

“An inspiring and emotional look at overcoming adversity.” - Fandango

“Here's the deal: Luke Korem's documentary is a fascinating portrait of a blind card mechanic.” - Variety

High school student Annie (Nichole Bloom) is having trouble adapting to her new school after a move: she’s bullied by fellow students and can’t connect with her classmates until she meets Jules (Fabianne Therese), a free-spirited girl with dreams of escaping their small town. The two become fast friends and soon spend all their free time together.

After a romance starts to bloom between them, Annie’s inhibitions begin to fade and she discovers Jules makes extra cash by performing flirtatious and seductive webcam shows. Jules convinces Annie to join her, and the two start performing together in order to make enough cash to run away. But when their show attracts a lonely family man (Pat Healy) who becomes obsessed with the two girls, he offers them an opportunity that may lead them toward a darker series of events than they could have ever imagined.

Reviews:

“Teenage Cocktail is a sexy, dangerous, and delightfully devious warning about unchecked hormones and the crazy things we do for love.” – We Got This Covered

“Teenage Cocktail is a quality film that goes well beyond an entertaining high school romance and makes a lasting impression by highlighting the overwhelming power of blinding passion.” - Collider