Behind 'The Enemy God' Movie
Belize International Film Festival
Just a quick blog to let you know that Matt Castagna, one of the Producers of the film, is in Belize this week and weekend to screen the film at the Belize International Film Festival.
The Enemy God makes use of the talents of hundreds of Belizeans and the beautiful Belizean rainforest. The festival organizers have been eager to host a special screening on Saturday, July 25th as part of the festival. Matt will also make some television and radio appearances to talk about the film.
We are especially excited because we are going to be able to bring several of the principal K'ekchi' actors to Belize City for the screening. We want the K'ekchi' and other Belizeans to know of the special gifts that are present in their people. Having these first-time actors walk the red carpet will be a special treat for all of us.
The Enemy God makes use of the talents of hundreds of Belizeans and the beautiful Belizean rainforest. The festival organizers have been eager to host a special screening on Saturday, July 25th as part of the festival. Matt will also make some television and radio appearances to talk about the film.
We are especially excited because we are going to be able to bring several of the principal K'ekchi' actors to Belize City for the screening. We want the K'ekchi' and other Belizeans to know of the special gifts that are present in their people. Having these first-time actors walk the red carpet will be a special treat for all of us.
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