There was Angels and Demons. Now there's Jett Durango: My Heroes Have Always Been Outlaws, the final Jett Durango Trilogy film. And yes, Nephilim! FEMALE Nephilim!

Well in reality contrary to the Book of Enoch where male angels mated with female humans and produced male offspring is neither believable nor approachable. Sweetwater's Nephilim are androgenous angels and as with "gods", humans need to self-express by anthromoporphizing! Sound like a late 1800s Lesbian Revisionist Western? Well it is! And Sweetwater is pulling it off with a religious host of storylines of Christian myth and folk Christianity, the various flagellations of all evil. Incarnation in a Lesbian Revisionist Western? You better believe it! And Silicone, a revolutionary new form of mask in the religion of Hollywood special effects. Can a mask reveal homosexuality?

Films are experiencing a revolution in technology. These cinematic advances from the current surge in computer-generated content to the now-constant ability for films to be streamed anywhere, anytime, on wireless devices, are impacting and transforming a broad array of industries. Sage Sweetwater is taking advantage of new innovations and opportunites to have one-of-a-kind-custom films. She has a commitment to the development of her film properties, film industry and the emerging market for her LGBT community. Cinematic technology is advancing in cognitive science and interactivity between audiences and (licensed) characters having wide applications beyond cinema. (spin-off products).