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GOD'S EARS Receives 6 award Noms. Wins 1!
Saturday, July 21, 2007
It's been just about a year since we started but God's Ears is finally finished!

We will be following up shortly with details on the premiere which should be early August. But we just wanted to take a moment and give everyone a little more news on the film.

We are preparing for a full film festival run over the next 12 months but decided to submit early and we got into our first film festival - The Action On Film International Film Festival (our film DUAL won Best Independent Action Film there last year).

GOD'S EARS has been nominated for 6 awards and Margot Farley brings home the best actress award.

Best Picture
Best Actor (Michael Worth)
Best Actress (Margot Farley)
Best Supporting Actor (John Saxon)
Best Script
Best Cinematography

Congratulations Margot!
Shuteye Hotel LA Premiere
Friday, July 20, 2007
Bill Plympton's new short film "Shuteye Hotel" made its debut at
the Tribeca Film Festival in May, and hits the festival circuit this summer.
The L.A. premiere will be at the NuArt Theatre, running from July 27
to August 2, in front of the film "Labyrinth". The NuArt is located at
11272 Santa Monica Blvd. in West Los Angeles.
For more info please visit: Land Mark Theaters
Light the Night, 09/16/2007, UCLA Campus
Sunday, July 01, 2007

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk is
the nation's night to pay tribute and bring hope to
thousands of patients battling blood cancers and to
commemorate loved ones lost. The Society funds lifesaving
cancer research that has contributed to major advances
in the treatment of blood cancers and many other types
of cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and stem cell
transplants that have prolonged and enhanced the lives
of patients. New targeted therapies that kill cancer cells
without harming normal tissue have already begun to
provide drugs and procedures that are improving quality
of life.

But more research is critically needed:

Every five minutes someone is diagnosed with blood cancer. Every ten minutes, someone dies.
Leukemia causes more deaths among children than any other cancer.
More than 20,000 Americans died from lymphoma in 2006.
The survival rate for myeloma is just 33 per cent.

Please make a donation to support my Light The Night Walk and help save lives. Be sure to check my Light the Night Web Site frequently to see my progress. If you are interested in joining my team, Cojack Music, which involves participating in the walk and finding sponsors, please visit: Light the Night and register.
Thanks for your support!