Dreams of Peacefull Revolution - Zooming into Insein Prison

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Thirty five United Art Students in association with Forgotten Worlds Group travels from Los Angeles and Santi Su Kha Buddhist Monastery are shooting the first movie based on actual events at the famous, Insein Prison in Burma. It is called "Dreams of a Peaceful Revolution."
The core of our group is made up of film, fashion, interior design, and graphic design, culinary and audio students. The strength in our group comes from the desire for a universal declaration of human rights, understanding and truth. Our art is the science of film. Our mission is a free Burma and eventually, a free, peaceful world.
We traveled in a caravan from Los Angeles to Phoenix, AZ on August 4th to begin shooting three amazing stories of courage and determination. We are a group of artists, film makers, human rights activist, Monks and actual prison survivors, came together to further the effort in our peaceful revolution.
We shot a film the stories about the hero's from insein prison from Burma, and march for the the twenty-third anniversary of the 8/8/88 uprising in Burma where college students, human rights activists and Monks were wrongfully detained, tortured and some even executed by an overthrowing regime.
We shot for two days on location and reserved Sunday for a day of prayer and remembrance of those who have died in the fight for freedom and basic human rights. The Monks and families provided Burmese traditional food, lodging and love for this shoot, as well as acting.
The United Art Students and Forgotten Worlds Group, in association with the Santi Sa Kha Buddhist Monastery, and the Arizona Burmese Community held a candle light procession and prayer service at 8 pm August 8, 2011 outside the offices of Senator John McCain located at 2201 East Camelback Road. The event marked the 23rd anniversary of the Burma Democracy Uprising.

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