INDUSTRIAL MOTION PICTURES

Description

Industrial Motion Pictures was originally founded in the 1950's. We are presently offering 3 films at Cannes this year. Narrated by Danny Aiello, "Italy's Forgotten Earthquake" focuses on the 2009 earthquake in Abruzzo. "Tiny Tears", a documentary on AIDS orphans in Thailand, Brazil, Uganda and The United States. "Tsunami: The Renewal", a documentary on the 2004 tsunami in Thailand.Films in Production & Development :1- "A Smile for Bow", a sequel to Tiny Tears (In Production)2- I am Not VirginA co-production Narrative Egyptian film based on true events about victimized women accused of not being virgin, the hymen restoration procedures with a back drop of the recent revolution in Egypt on January 25th and the attacks on women protesters who were arrested by the military and forced for virginity examination . Co-Producer Sherif Mandour Producer to "Cairo Exit".

Objective

Bringing low-budget inspiring features to a global market in order to help social and humanitarian causes. Our mantra is not based only on profit but rather, we emphasis and focus on the impact our films bring to communities on a diverse level. One of our main subjects (but not limited to) in the film projects we usually fund focus on subjects such as the 8 United Nations Millennium Development Goals which are as follow; 1- Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger 2- Achieve universal primary education 3- Promote gender equality and empower women 4- Reduce child mortality rate 5- Improve maternal health 6- Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases 7- Ensure environmental sustainability 8- Develop a global partnership for development. We are also open to funding film projects that share our mission on a general basis as long as projects have an “activist purpose” or “fight for justice” regarding simple to complicated issues here in New York City as well as internationally and worldwide.