A&E PREMIERES ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY SPECIAL "NO GREATER LAW" ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 AT 10PM ET/PT

Film Presented by A&E IndieFilms and Produced by Pulse Films Profiles a Faith Healing Family and a Sheriff's Attempt to Investigate Child Deaths

New York, NY - September 12, 2018 - A&E will premiere the original documentary special, "No Greater Law," on Monday, September 24 at 10pm ET/PT. Presented by A&E IndieFilms and produced by Pulse Films, the film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and the Sheffield Doc/Fest. "No Greater Law" explores the struggles between an Idaho-based faith healing community and a Sheriff investigating the deaths of children from the community.

In Idaho's Treasure Valley, a pastoral and devout corner of what was once America's western frontier, worldly and fundamentalist ideas of faith clash. With some beliefs affecting literal life and death consequences, in a domain where church and state lines blur, child fatalities linked to faith healing and medical neglect occur largely without scrutiny. Parents who refuse medical care for their children in the name of God are immune from prosecution, and religious freedom is elevated above all else.

"No Greater Law" introduces audiences to the families, beliefs and primeval rejection of compromise behind an elusive and private faith healing church known as the Followers of Christ. As an effort grows by outsiders and the local sheriff's office to confront an issue they say puts children at risk, the conflict tests the politicians and legality of exemptions that support and protect the church's way of life. Exploring the narrative and ideological rift with empathy for all involved, the film unveils the changing landscape of a highly religious and individualistic state, and country, and lays bare a cultural fracture in the American religious psyche.

"No Greater Law" marks the directorial debut of Tom Dumican and was produced by Jesse Lichtenstein, who developed the film with Dumican. Emma Cooper is the executive producer for Pulse. Molly Thompson, Elaine Frontain Bryant, and Robert Sharenow are executive producers for A&E.

About A&E Network

A&E leads the cultural conversation through high-quality, thought provoking original programming with a unique point of view. Whether it's the network's distinctive brand of award-winning disruptive reality or groundbreaking documentary, A&E always makes entertainment an art. The A&E website is located at aetv.com. Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/aetv and Facebook at facebook.com/AETV.

About Pulse Films

Pulse Films is an award-winning, modern-day studio encompassing the development, production, financing and distribution of cross-platform content for audiences worldwide. Founded by Thomas Benski and Marisa Clifford in 2005, Pulse Films is dedicated to creating moments of culture through innovative storytelling and operates under the following divisions: Film, Television, Branded Entertainment, Music and Commercials. Pulse Films' recent projects include feature films such as Andrea Arnold's Cannes Jury Prize winner and BAFTA nominated AMERICAN HONEY, Sundance Award winning THE WITCH, Kahlil Joseph & Beyonce's Emmy nominated LEMONADE, the Sundance award-winning ALL THESE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS and 2017's TROPHY. TV projects include BLACK IS THE NEW BLACK (BBC Two) as well as DON'T STOP, a forthcoming 10-part series for Sky. Pulse also have a number of strategic brand partnerships with the likes of Volvo, EA Sports, Converse, Nike, Red Bull & Kenzo. In March 2016, VICE media acquired a majority stake in Pulse Films.