EVENT RECAP- Rhythm Launch Party and Movie Premiere during 2009 New York International Latino Film Festival
Party Recap
Rhythm citrus liqueur hosted its launch party while also celebrating the premieres of “Trek to the Holy Land” and “Skin” during HBO’s New York International Latino Film Festival (NYLIFF), now in it’s 10th year. The event was held at High Line Ballroom in New York City on Saturday, August 1, 2009.
Described as the premier 70 proof citrus liqueur, Rhythm’s launch party included performances by Ron Browz, Jive Recording artist Lee Carr, Elliot Zimet (The Hip Hop Magician) and other celebrity guests dropping in.
About Rhythm
Rhythm is the new citrus liqueur containing caffeine, ginseng, and other energy- enhancing ingredients. Boosted with 23 different citrus flavors, B6 & B12 vitamins, Taurine, Guarana, and more, RHYTHM keeps you in the groove and feeling “hangover” free the next morning. Rhythm, owned by RJS Spirits, comes from a family of beverages and spirits. We are all connected. Rhythm connects us.
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About “Trek to the Holy Land”
Run time 59 min.
In the wake of the tragic attack on the World Trade Center, the Rev. Al Sharpton assembled delegation to travel to Israel and Palestine to meet with leaders on both sides of the turmoil in the Middle East. Filmmaker Edward Harris was among those visiting the region, and his camera vividly documents the group’s meetings with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of Israel Shimon Peres and President of the Palestine Authority Yasser Arafat. Candid sessions with the renowned spokesmen on both sides of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict provide viewers with the background and history of the Holy Land and the circumstances that have made them mortal enemies. The group was also follows the path to Golgotha where many believe Jesus Christ was crucified and to see where His body rested in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Harris’s camera captures another perspective of the world’s most beautiful and dispute land in modern times. (source NYLIFF)
Facebook Fan Page– www.facebook.com/pages/Trek-to-the-Holy-Land/101778781173
About “Skin”
Run time 107 min.
A genetic abnormality caused Sandra Laing, born of white parents in South Africa, to look like a black person. This strange twist fuels Anthony Fabian‘s strong drama, based on a true story. Sophie Okonedo is superb in the lead, as are Sam Neill and Alice Krige as her caring but occasionally out-of-touch parents. (source: NYLIFF)
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