Streets Client Wins Award at Beverly Hills Film Festival
Posted on 5th May 2016
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Streets ISA Media and Entertainment client Liontari has won the Special Jury Prize for Best Feature Film for A Punters Prayer at the 16th Annual Beverly Hills Film Festival (BHFF).
When deciding on the Best Feature Film for this category, the BHFF Jury looks for strong plot and character development, absorbing dialogue, engaging talent, strong visual appeal, and overall outstanding achievement.
Mem Ferda, Actor who starred in A Punters Prayer, said: “It was refreshing to have worked with such a dedicated and extremely talented team of young filmmakers. The script is smart, original and highly compelling. I genuinely feel ‘A Punter’s Prayer’ is shimmering with Awards potential. I’m thrilled to have been a part of it.”
Commenting on Streets’ involvement with the film, James Hargreaves, Director at Streets ISA, said it was great to hear of the success of the film: “Whilst we didn’t have an on screen role, our off screen role included helping to secure its funding, including advising on the use of film tax credit reclaims as well as more general advice. For us it was great to see us listed in the credits too.”
BHFF presented its 2016 line-up of 80 competition films over five days at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres in Hollywood.
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