The first feature length movie by Justice Pictures, "Going the Distance" is a 97 minute movie that deals with friendship, suicide and sexual choices. Visit the dedicated website www.GTDMovie.com and buy a copy at the store.

An elderly rich man dies, leaving his conglomerate of companies to his best friend. One of these companies was a pet project of the deceased, a company that was secretly developing a drug that could simulate death. His aim was to help people experience and understand that there is a hereafter, eternity. The grandson of the new owner, Craig, is sent to check out their newly purchased company, only to get wrapped up in the experience himself. Through the bravery of a young woman who lost her husband and infant daughter in a car crash is the truth revealed. Are NDE's real or are there are dark forces at work? Everyone learns that things seen can't always be believed. In a race against time the question that all of us wonder about is answered, is there life after death?

"Justice" begins in a western town during the 19th century. A young man, Thomas McCord, destined for greatness at an Ivy League Divinity School, picks up and heads to a small town out West because "God called him" to go. He preaches against the corruption of the small town, only to be secretly murdered. His brother, James, a US Marshal, comes to town to take care of his brothers things when he himself gets wrapped up in the fight for justice. In a climatic ending James has to decide if he will take revenge and kill the man who murdered his brother, or learn to forgive as Thomas would have wanted.