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IN ‘LITTLE STONES’ FOUR WOMEN USE ART TO EMPOWER WOMEN AND GIRLS GLOBALLY
Posted by Larry Gleeson
West Coast Premiere at Newport Beach Film Festival
Sunday, April 23, 8:30pm Newport Beach, CA
April 5, 2017 (Newport Beach, CA) — Independent feature documentary film LITTLE STONES follows Brazilian graffiti artist Panmela Castro, Senegalese rap‑singer Sister Fa, Indian dance therapist Sohini Chakraborty, and fashion designer Anna Taylor as they use their art to combat violence against women and to empower women and girls globally. The powerful film is making waves after its World Premiere at the Vail Film Festival last weekend, where Li le Stones won the award for Best Documentary. The film will make its West Coast Premiere at the Newport Beach Film Festival, screening on Sunday, April 23 at 8:30pm at Island Cinemas in Newport Beach. Tickets are available on the Newport Beach Film Festival’s website and at the door for $15.
Directed by Los Angeles based EMMY® Award‑winning filmmaker Sophia Kruz and cinematographer Meena Singh (20 FEET FROM STARDOM, HOLLIDAYSBURG), with music by Amritha Vaz (500 DAYS OF SUMMER), Li le Stones was produced over a period of 18 months in Senegal, Kenya, Brazil, Germany, India and USA. This will be the film’s homecoming for its LA based crew, and all will be in a endance at the festival.
(Source: Press release provided by Sophia Kruz)