BILL DUKE, PRESENTS WORLD PREMIERE SCREENING OF NEW FILM, “CREATED EQUAL”

(L to R) Bill Duke with Thada Catalon, Camryn Jones, GregAlan Williams, and Yohance Myles. Photo Credit: Candace Ledbetter - CNBetter Media
(L to R) Bill Duke with Thada Catalon, Camryn Jones, GregAlan Williams, and Yohance Myles. Photo Credit: Candace Ledbetter - CNBetter Media

BILL DUKE, PRESENTS WORLD PREMIERE SCREENING OF NEW FILM, “CREATED EQUAL”

(ATLANTA, GA) It’s a wrap! #ABFF2017 was full of activity that kept festival-goers engaged, inspired and motivated to achieve dreams through a programming line-up chock full of workshops,

master classes, red carpet experiences, screening events and

more!

One such screening event included the “World Premiere” of

CREATED EQUAL - an independently produced legal thriller directed by legendary Hollywood actor/ director, Bill Duke. Held on Thursday,

June 15 at the MB Cinematheque (1130 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL), Duke was joined by the film’s producer, Thada Catalon (T-Cat Films); and cast members - double Emmy Award-winning actor,

GregAlan Williams (Greenleaf ); actor Yohance Myles (Shots Fired) and young actress, Camryn Jones. Both filmmakers and cast participated in a thought provoking and engaging post-screening Q&A that explored the film’s themes, its global impact and its expectations for social equality.

Created Equal tells the story of Alejandra “Allie” Batista (Edy Ganem), a nun who is desperate to become a priest in the Catholic Church. She turns to Thomas Reilly (Aaron Tveit), a successful lawyer

who files suit against the Archdiocese of New Orleans for sex discrimination without justifiable cause. As Allie’s case starts to make

national headlines, both she and Tommy face serious backlash from

the people in their lives.

The trial unfolds and an extremist concocts a plot to stop the heresy against the church by attacking Alejandra and threatening to kill her if she doesn’t back off.

The film also stars Broadway actor and singer Aaron Tveit (Grease

Live!) Latina actress Edy Ganem (Devious Maids) and veteran actor Lou Diamond Phillips (Longmire), who did not attend, but showed their support of their cast members at the ABFF premiere on social media.

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