Christina Johnson Movies

This story of modern love - both romantic and spiritual - centers around a woman named Rose, who can't seem to find the success in her lovelife that she's found in her career. An independent spirit, Rose can't help wondering if there are just too many men out there, or if she's doing something wrong. But soon, this modern woman discovers that maybe all it takes is a little extra faith that God will find her the right match. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

An aspiring R&B singer finds her priorities suddenly shifting after becoming the target of an attempted rape. Sterling (Christina Johnson) was an ambitious Mississippi vocalist who packed her bags for Los Angeles with little more than a hope and a prayer. Upon arriving in the big city Sterling simply scrapes by living in her car, though fate deals her a kind hand in the form of a change meeting with talented young record producer Nate (Dylan Mooney). Over the course of the next few months, Sterling and Nate form a formidable team in the studio as the talented singer befriends Nate's beautiful girlfriend Freesia (Yvette Saunders) and becomes the toast of the town. Eventually, Sterling marries a handsome R&B singer and lands the record deal that she always dreamed about. Just when it seems as if her life couldn't get any better, however, tragedy strikes. One night, as Sterling and Nate are working in the studio together, the obsessed producer attempts to sexually assault his longtime partner. In the aftermath of the violent attack, Sterling suddenly realizes that she has been given a precious gift, and that she should use that gift to sing the praises of the almighty lord. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director Kevin Du Toit pays tribute to the day that most men and women dream about with this romantic comedy tracing the relationships between four black women and the men they long to marry. Finding that special someone can take a lifetime, so it's always important to make good choices while attempting to find a mate. In this comic look at the foibles of modern romance, viewers are invited to laugh along as a group of marriage-minded women endure a series of common complications while en route to the alter. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi