September 14-15, 2018 SAN ANTONIO | TEXAS
A two day festival hosted in world class venues, for film lovers, through premieres, screenings, photo exhibitions, live performances and open panel conversations.
Free General Admission to all screenings and events
THE ANGEL
A Netflix Original Film Premiere
Friday, September 14, 2018
The Angel is the true story of Ashraf Marwan, who was Egyptian President Nasser's son-in-law, and special advisor and confidant to his successor Anwar Sadat, while simultaneously one of Israeli Intelligence's most precious assets of the 20th century.
The Angel is directed by Ariel Vromen. The cast includes Marwan Kenzari, Hannah Ware, Waleed Farouq Zuaiter, Maisa Abd Elhadi, Sasson Gabay, Miki Leon, Toby Kebbell, Ori Pfeffer, and Slimane Dazi.
Humanitarian Award Ceremony
The Last Shaman is the story of James Freeman, a young man who decides to take matters in his own hands when faced with incurable depression. He undergoes a life-changing journey in the Amazon jungle that brings him a deeper understanding and acceptance of self. Along the way, he experiences the healing properties of the tribal plant medicine Ayahuasca and the world around it.
SATURDAY September 15, 2018 at 07.2O PM
Q&A with the Director will follow
FORUM San Antonio
Overview
The LifeArt Forum is an international Forum organized by the LifeArt Festival bringing together humanitarian panels, films, music, art and events. The LifeArt Forum provides an independent platform for debate and collaboration on humanitarian issues and art forms. Its activities include advocacy and projects that deal with humanitarian concerns.
Goal
This forum seeks to truly inspire awareness and activism. We will learn from experts on the expansive human trafficking industry, speak with movement leaders, social media activists, investigators, and hear from shelter directors and survivors who will share their stories from rescue to aftercare and recovery.
SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 15, 2018
Sex Trafficking & Social Media
Industry experts in technology and law enforcement discuss sex trafficking online, on-demand, apps, and sexual service advertisements that place children at risk. Thousands of kids are being trafficked off Snapchat and other forms of social media.