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Written by Nestor Lopez
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Documentary "Tocar y Luchar" to Premier at the Prestigious Montreal World Film Festival The Montréal premier will mark the beginning of the film’s North American tour. Explorart Films announced today that the North American premier of the memorable documentary "Tocar y Luchar" ("To Play and To Fight") will be held at the 30th annual meeting of the prestigious Montreal World Film Festival. The documentary was accepted as official selection to the “Documentaries of the World” section of the festival. The Montreal World Film festival will take place between August 24th to September 4th in Montreal, Canada. Tocar y Luchar is a powerful documentary about the Venezuelan Youth Orchestra Network, considered by many to be the most successful youth orchestra system in the world.
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Written by Karen Rousso
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D'Jamin Bartlett, Broadway's original Petra in "A Little Night Music," will be appearing in the children's musical "Rapunzel" at the 2006 New York International Fringe Festival. Her daughter, Holley Bartlett, is one of the show's composers. Rapunzel” is based on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale of the same name, but incorporates a twist: when the story comes to life in their living room, the two children to whom it is being told try to “fix” it. The score’s style ranges from Disneyesque ballads to ragtime.
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Read more... [D’Jamin Bartlett in FringeNYC “Rapunzel”]
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Written by Tim Beachum
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Slice Of Americana Films, LLC. isn't relying on a traditional movie trailer to promote their new indie film "Consignment." They have taken the unique approach of streaming the first 11 minutes of the movie online without advertisements or pop-ups interrupting viewing.
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Read more... [Preview of New Urban Feature Streams Online]
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Written by Carey Schroeder
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Living Theories Publishing and Media Presents "Pledge to Elevate" Program at the Elevate Film Festival [Program after movie and musc video screenings at the Elevate Film Festival focuses on how you too can travel within to embody a change in your daily life.] In partnership with this year’s Elevate Film Festival, Living Theories Publishing and Media is pleased to launch on the evening of the festival, July 23rd, 2006, the Pledge To Elevate Program, which focuses on the impact individuals have to effect powerful change one person at a time. This program also highlights healthy living as well as holistic and spiritual wellness for all - celebrities, the media, Hollywood and the public at large.
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Read more... [Elevate Film Festival]
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Written by Naveen Sharma
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Croatia will soon be the heart throb of millions of Indians as it has been chosen as the film shooting location by legendary Bollywood Producer Director Dev Anand. The film named Where Heartbeats Are The Same will have a Croatian storyline and Croatian leading lady.
Dev Anand took Croatia into the Indian hearts when he announced the shooting of his new film in Croatia. Watched live by more than one hundred million Indians; he spoke emotionally to their hearts while telling details about his recent Croatia visit and his love for Croatia. Dev Anand enticed Indians by saying Visit Croatia and you will also love it.
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Read more... [Croatia Reaches 100 Million Indian Hearts]
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Written by Adrian Cruz
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Legendary actor and Academy Award nominee Edward James Olmos will make his first appearance at San Diego Comic Con 2006 in support of his son, Director Michael D. Olmos and his film SPLINTER, a Dark Horse Indie film. Olmos will appear alongside cast members Resminé Atis, Enrique Almeida, Noel G., and Diamond Dallas Page.d director Michael D. Olmos.
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Read more... ["SPLINTER" to Screen at Comic-Con San Diego]
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Written by Dorothy Fadiman
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HIV/AIDS AWARENESS in ETHIOPIA: Approaches to Prevention (2006)
Modes of communication, such as radio, television, and print media, provide basic information about HIV/AIDS. Prevention education also comes alive in a range of other settings, including street theater, coffee ceremonies, and funeral gatherings. This film explores the work of Ethiopians committed to controlling the spread of HIV/AIDS, while promoting respect and compassion for those living with the virus. |
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Read more... [HIV/Aids Awareness in Ethiopia]
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Written by Dorothy Fadiman
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When Abortion Was Illegal: Untold Stories (1992)
This Academy Award-nominated film features compelling first person accounts which reveal the physical, legal, and emotional consequences during the era when abortion was a criminal act. Remembrances include those of women who experienced illegal abortions, doctors who risked imprisonment and loss of their licenses for providing illegal abortions, and individuals who broke the law by helping women find safe abortions.
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Written by Alexander Rodriguez
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The picturesque streets of Bethel Village in western Maine will come alive during the second week of August when the inaugural Maine Performing Arts Festival brings folklore, fanfare and families together. The festivities get underway on Wednesday, Aug. 9 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 13 with daily theatric performances kicking off at noon and continuing through 7:30 p.m. |
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Read more... [Maine Performing Arts Festival]
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Written by Alexander Rodriguez
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Solomon Rothman, a freelance web designer and amateur filmmaker, shot, starred in, and directed a full length movie that was released online for free today. “Boy Who Never Slept” is a sexy dramatic comedy that centers on the life of an insomniac writer who meets a teenage girl online and a friendship that grows into an unlikely love story wrapped in harsh reality. “Boy Who Never Slept” was made with a shoestring budget of $200. |
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Read more... [The Boy Who Never Slept]
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