KC-based Film "Two Keys" Attracts Hollywood and Brings Hope to Teens
"Two Keys" is about two teenage girls - one Israeli and one Palestinian - whose worlds collide in a suicide bomb blast and they commit to make their lives count in Jerusalem. Written by Kansas City award-winning screenwriter Laura Woodworth, the film - though still in it's crowdfunding campaign - is attracting Hollywood talent with it's strong message of hope.
Kansas City, MO, June 16, 2015 (Newswire.com) - While “Hunger Games” and “Divergent” showcase the triumph of the human spirit, the short film “Two Keys” presents the power of faith to overcome the impossible. “Two Keys” is the story of two teen girls – Israeli and Palestinian – whose worlds collide in a suicide bomb blast as they struggle to make their lives count in Jerusalem.
Funded by contributors through Indiegogo, the film will shoot this summer in Israel and Kansas City if budget is met. Written by award-winning screenwriter Laura Woodworth and in development with Source Entertainment, “Two Keys” has already attracted top Hollywood talent.
"'Two Keys' is a moving tribute to the youth of today who don't accept the past as being their future."
Katina Zinner, Editor
Award-winning editor, Katina Zinner, A.C.E., daughter of Academy Award-winning editor Peter Zinner (“The Godfather”) will be editing “Two Keys.” She shares, “‘Two Keys’ is a moving tribute to the youth of today who don’t accept the past as being their future.”
Brad Wilson, manager of Academy Award-winner Robert Duvall’s production company for 11 years, is executive producer of “Two Keys.” Wilson has worked with A-Listers Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman and others. His producing partner Casey Bond (“MoneyBall,” “My Many Sons”) and their production company Higher Purpose Entertainment are also attached to produce the film.
Additionally, SAG Award-nominated for his role in “Ugly Betty” and winner of the American Movie Award, actor Stelio Savante will portray the role of Bakhet, the leader of the Palestinian resistance group in “Two Keys.” Savante has played roles on “NCIS,” “Person of Interest,” “The Sopranos” and more, with recent roles in National Geographic’s “American Genius” and AMC’s “The Making of the Mob.”
Kansas City is also well-represented in the film. Integrity Music artist and musician Dustin Smith brings his talent to “Two Keys” as composer. His songs are sung in churches around the world and recorded by top Christian artists, including Michael W. Smith. Known for the Kansas City-produced film “3 Blind Saints” and the award-winning television show “The Steve & Kathy Show,” David Woodworth is cinematographer for the film.
Screenwriter Laura Woodworth is director and producer with her husband and co-producer, S. Alan Woodworth. Once the film’s budget is met, Kansas City can watch for casting calls this summer and crew opportunities. “Two Keys” offers a message of hope to young people. Your life matters, no matter how impossible the situation.
With Hollywood rallying to see this movie made, Kansas City is encouraged to support “Two Keys” at Indiegogo.com
About Two Keys
Based on true events, “Two Keys” is an award-winning short screenplay that offers a message of hope to young people. Written by Kansas City screenwriter Laura Woodworth, it’s about two teenage girls – one Israeli and one Palestinian – whose worlds collide as they struggle to make their lives count in the conflict of Jerusalem. The film is in development with Source Entertainment of Kansas City in association with Higher Purpose Entertainment of Hollywood. You can find out more about Source Entertainment at http://www.sourceentertainment.us
The film Two Keys is being crowd-sourced at Indiegogo.com
Contact:
Laura Woodworth
CEO/Producer, Source Entertainment
1.816.739.3194
connect@sourceentertainment.us
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