Monday, September 15, 2008
CHARCOAL TRAFFIC Filmmaker attends GLOBAL PEACE FILM FESTIVAL!
CHARCOAL TRAFFIC Screenwriter and production assistant PAMELA COLLETT will attend all screenings of CHARCOAL TRAFFIC plus many other events during the GLOBAL PEACE FILM FESTIVAL in Orlando Florida 16-22 Sept. 2008. Pamela lived and worked in east Africa for ten years in Somalia, Kenya and Uganda. She currently works with HOT SUN FILMS/ FOUNDATION, home office in Kibera, the largest slum in east Africa, located in Nairobi, Kenya. Hot Sun's goal is social transformation through art and media. Look for Pamela at the GLOBAL PEACE FILM FESTIVAL! Don't miss CHARCOAL TRAFFIC. For more info visit hotsunfoundation.blogspot.com or kiberakid.blogspot.com.
Monday, August 18, 2008
MOVING to KIBERA KID blogspot
Friday, August 15, 2008
Planet in Focus Environmental FILM FEST, Toronto Canada
CHARCOAL TRAFFIC will be screened at Planet in Focus Environmental Film Festival, October 22-26 in Toronto. Planet in Focus showcases outstanding and compelling films and videos focusing on environmental themes
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Canada,
Charcoal Traffic,
Planet in Focus,
Toronto
CHARCOAL TRAFFIC in RAINDANCE film fest, LONDON
CHARCOAL TRAFFIC in CAMBODIA!
Are you ready for this? Go to http://www.cambotube.com/play.php?vid=162 and take a short trip from Phnom Penh the capital city of Cambodia to the countryside for a preview showing of CAMBOFEST, the International Film and Video festival of Cambodia. If you watch VERY CAREFULLY, you will see a truck scene from Hot Sun Films' CHARCOAL TRAFFIC being screened! WOW, from Somalia to Kenya to Cambodia! CHECK IT OUT!
HOT SUN FOUNDATION in Global Peace Film Festival
Pamela Collett will represent Hot Sun Foundation at the GLOBAL PEACE FILM FESTIVAL in Orlando Florida, USA from 17-21 September. Hot Sun Films short story of environmental devastation in Somalia CHARCOAL TRAFFIC will be shown. Watch for updates!
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
PHOTOS open air KIBERA FILM NIGHT
Photo is Ignatius Juma, star of KIBERA KID at the KIBERA FILM NIGHT. Thanks to all for your dedication that made the KIBERA FILM NIGHT one of the highlights of the Kwani? Lit Fest! For photos of KIBERA FILM NIGHT, visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/sukumakenya/sets/72157606419175993/
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Ignatius Juma,
Kibera Open Air Screening,
Lit Fest
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