Question 1

Where did the journey of Four Sides of Cross Productions begin?

Accepted Answer

Four Sides of Cross Productions began as a dream—a literary magazine in the late '90s. Love, Despair, Hope, Horror—each side of the Cross told a story. The magazine never came to life, but the name? It stayed, becoming the heart of everything we create.

Question 2

What kind of tales do we weave at Four Sides of Cross Productions?

Accepted Answer

At Four Sides of Cross Productions, we dive deep into the shadows of horror, but that's not all. Drama, comedy, love—they all find a place in our vivid tapestry of storytelling. Expect the unexpected.

Question 3

Is Four Sides of Cross Productions suitable for young eyes?

Accepted Answer

I’d show this to my daughters—but that’s me. Much of our content dances in the shadows of horror. Parents, take a look. Decide if it’s right for your little ones.

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Frequently asked questions

Where did the journey of Four Sides of Cross Productions begin?

What kind of tales do we weave at Four Sides of Cross Productions?

Is Four Sides of Cross Productions suitable for young eyes?