Devon Johns Trailers
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Most Popular Devon Johns Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Black Silk Trailer (2023)
14 February 2023
When 12-year-old Quinton meets his father, Silk, he feels he's finally found a place to call home. But when the curtain is pulled back on Silk's criminal enterprise, Quinton must reconcile his place in his father's violent underworld.
Neither Donkey Nor Horse Trailer (2024)
29 August 2024
Amidst the outbreak of the 1910 Manchurian Plague, a young Chinese doctor must defy prejudices of both the East and the West to champion his groundbreaking theory about the disease's deadly evolution.
The Collector Trailer (2021)
01 January 2021
When Hal discovers and restores a damaged android he must let go of the past in order to give the living a chance at a future.
Flush Lou Trailer (2020)
18 November 2020
A daughter, mother and grandmother mourn the loss of their beloved, Lou Ackerly, after his funeral arrangements do not go as planned.
Jack & Lou: A Gangster Love Story Trailer (2025)
06 February 2025
In the 1970s, old gangster moll Lou Rolfe is confronted with her involvement in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre orchestrated in 1929 by her former husband, Al Capone's main hit-man, Jack McGurn.
Providence Trailer (2023)
07 March 2023
A young woman with mystical abilities faces a fatal test when she invites love into her life.
Little Fierce Loong Trailer (2025)
14 May 2025
Two lonely children from entirely different worlds form a bond over a small wooden dragon and embark on a magical, transformative journey of growth and connection.
Empty Lands Trailer (2025)
31 December 2025
When a soldier and his wife move into a state-subsidized house, the mystery of a missing daughter from the family who once lived there disturbs their domestic life.
Barbie Boy Trailer (2024)
05 October 2024
Simon reflects on the day before his sister's wedding, in which Simon and his Abuela prepare for the big event.
Silence = Death Trailer (2025)
21 June 2025
On May 21, 1990, roughly 1,000 activists and members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) marched on the Bethesda, Maryland campus of the National Institute of Health to protest the lack of available drugs to treat HIV/AIDS.
