Behind 'The Enemy God' Movie
How can I see the film?!
This is a general post with the status of the film as-of Oct 20, 2008. Here is how you can see the film:
1. Sign up for our e-mail updates so you can hear about upcoming film festival and other special showings of "The Enemy God."
2. We are working to make a "limited-release" version of the film available for sale on the web. This will include the entire film and a few extras. We will let you know when we have that on-line.
3. Contact us to arrange for a special showing in your area. Is there a school, church, or other group that might like to view the film? We can make those arrangements if you are willing to help make the connection for us.
1. Sign up for our e-mail updates so you can hear about upcoming film festival and other special showings of "The Enemy God."
2. We are working to make a "limited-release" version of the film available for sale on the web. This will include the entire film and a few extras. We will let you know when we have that on-line.
3. Contact us to arrange for a special showing in your area. Is there a school, church, or other group that might like to view the film? We can make those arrangements if you are willing to help make the connection for us.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Khazoyan on -
Of course, the main update to this post is to remind everyone that you can now order DVDs on our web store. Go to the main site: www.TheEnemyGod.com and click on the "STORE" tab.
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