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DIVADOM ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
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DIVADOM ENTERTAINMENT GROUP PRODUCES NEWEST FILM PROJECT
MAMA, HENRY & US GOSPEL SINGERS
ActNet Entertainment in association with Divadom Entertainment Group Presents A Gail Everett-Smith Film: ”Mama, Henry & Us Gospel Singers”, a short film based on true life events. Screenplay written by Nikki Wade & Naz Pankey and Directed by Gail Everett-Smith, this story chronicles the lives of the Everett Family from the early 1960's to the mid 1980's, as they attempt to cope and deal with the developing mental illness of wife & mother Mary, that was triggered by the onset of early menopause. This gripping tale explores the dichotomy of the American Black family diaspora, as it relates to the stigma of mental health, versus the beliefs of the black church.
DIVADOM ENTERTAINMENT GROUP WRITES, CASTS & CO-PRODUCES FIRST FEATURE FILM:
LA VIE MAGNIFIQUE DE CHARLIE aka THE CHARLIE MOVIE
"La Vie Magnifique De Charlie" (The Magnificent Life of Charlie), is an exciting tale of a young girl who is adjusting to the untimely passing of her sister in an unorthodox way. The story follows an energetic, quirky girl named Charlie and a group of her friends as they go on a series of adventurous tasks left as a final message from late sister, Brandy. The movie explores the experiences and interpersonal relationships of sisterhood and the portrayal of black women.
LA VIE MAGNIFIQUE DE CHARLIE aka THE CHARLIE MOVIE
"La Vie Magnifique De Charlie" (The Magnificent Life of Charlie), is an exciting tale of a young girl who is adjusting to the untimely passing of her sister in an unorthodox way. The story follows an energetic, quirky girl named Charlie and a group of her friends as they go on a series of adventurous tasks left as a final message from late sister, Brandy. The movie explores the experiences and interpersonal relationships of sisterhood and the portrayal of black women.
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