~ OPENING NIGHT PARTY, FRIDAY MAY 29 ~
Please join Film Movement, Director Lee Isaac Chung, Writer/Co-Producer Samuel Anderson, and friends! The party will celebrate Munyurangabo’s achievement, and also serve as a gathering place for committed organizations and interested individuals to raise awareness about their work and discuss their personal connection to the film. Attending organizations will be listed as event co-sponsors, and noted individuals will be listed as guests of honor. Please let us know if you’d like to attend, and co-sponsor the opening night festivities! Free admission.
If interested in attending, co-sponsoring or for answers to any questions related to this event,
Please contact:
Cambria Matlow
cambria@filmmovement
212-941-7744 x205
* Event Co-Sponsors
Orphans of Rwanda
Founded in 2004, Orphans of Rwanda, Inc. (ORI) is a nonprofit organization that provides university scholarships to orphans and vulnerable young people in Rwanda. The 160 talented students we support have overcome tremendous challenges as a result of the 1994 genocide and diseases such as HIV/AIDS, and they are united by a desire to create a brighter future for themselves and for their country. ORI invests in these promising leaders – providing them with housing, tutoring, computer training, healthcare, and other holistic support – so that they will be prepared to create meaningful and lasting change in Rwanda.
* Guests of Honor
Lee Isaac Chung, Munyurangabo Director
Samuel Anderson, Munyurangabo Writer/Co-Producer
OPENING NIGHT PARTY – 9:30pm
Kush Lounge
191 Chrystie Street
New York, New York 10002
www.kushlounge.com
Kush Lounge
191 Chrystie Street
New York, New York 10002
www.kushlounge.com
If interested in attending, co-sponsoring or for answers to any questions related to this event,
Please contact:
Cambria Matlow
cambria@filmmovement
212-941-7744 x205
* Event Co-Sponsors
Orphans of Rwanda
Founded in 2004, Orphans of Rwanda, Inc. (ORI) is a nonprofit organization that provides university scholarships to orphans and vulnerable young people in Rwanda. The 160 talented students we support have overcome tremendous challenges as a result of the 1994 genocide and diseases such as HIV/AIDS, and they are united by a desire to create a brighter future for themselves and for their country. ORI invests in these promising leaders – providing them with housing, tutoring, computer training, healthcare, and other holistic support – so that they will be prepared to create meaningful and lasting change in Rwanda.
* Guests of Honor
Lee Isaac Chung, Munyurangabo Director
Samuel Anderson, Munyurangabo Writer/Co-Producer
