On Friday, April 4, 2008, the Somaly Mam Foundation will host a benefit featuring the premiere of the movie Holly. The film tells the story about a young girl caught in the web of the sex slave trade in Cambodia and the man who tries to save her. Shot on location in Cambodia, including many scenes in actual brothels in the notorious red light district of Phnom Penh, Holly, is a captivating, touching and emotional experience.
The film will run in Denver at the StarzFilmCenter from April 4 – 10. Two special screenings will be offered on the 4th: A 7 p.m. general public screening and a 9:30 p.m. student screening.
Tickets for the 7 p.m. show are $20 for the film and a Q&A session afterwards with Somaly Mam and the film’s producer, Guy Jacobson, or $50 to include a meet & greet with Somaly and Guy at 6 p.m.
Tickets for the 9:30 p.m. student screening are $10 and include a Q&A session with Somaly Mam and Guy Jacobson.
Proceeds benefit the Somaly Mam Foundation. To learn how you can purchase tickets for one of these special screenings, email mlumpp@somaly.org. Cash or check made payable to the Somaly Mam Foundation are accepted.
Tickets for showings April 5-10 can be purchased directly from Starz at http://www.denverfilm.org or at the ticket window. For more information, call 303-820-3456.
Hello, I found out about the Somaly Mam foundation today, and stumbled apon this movie, Holly. I am currently living in Korea, and was wondering if it will be shown internationally. If not, is there any way I can purchase the dvd?
I would like to spread awareness about human trafficking here in east Asia.
Please contact me at lisaakim24@hotmail.com
Thank you.
Hello, I found out about the Somaly Mam foundation today, and stumbled apon this movie, Holly. I am currently living in Korea, and was wondering if it will be shown internationally. If not, is there any way I can purchase the dvd?
I would like to spread awareness about human trafficking here in east Asia.
Please contact me at lisaakim24@hotmail.com
Thank you.
Comment by Lisa Kim — March 20, 2008 @ 7:33 am