Producing a feature film that supports orphanage advancement is a truly rewarding experience. Our foundation is honored to be a part of it and to share this endeavor with our supporters.
Time out with the Charity Film Children Cast
The BTS interview took place at St. Mary’s Convent in Bago, Myanmar, within the orphanage church compound. It was led by Destinee Yang, a member of the Mandalay Productions digital marketing team. Destinee gained some insights from the young talents of the Charity Film “Myittar” on their experience being at the orphanage compound.
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Brief Film Synopsis
Cast and Crew of Charity Film
Production Partners
AIM
AIM
A young orphan, Marilyn Monroe, played by Stella Parker Reynaga as part of GFATT’s Music for Charity International video, prepares for the shoot. The song is sung by the popular rap artist GFAFF from Myanmar to raise awareness for the plight of orphans and the advancement of orphanage communities.
EMBRACE
EMBRACE
The sixteen-unit children's choir, representing the diverse 16 states and regions of Myanmar, played a vital role in the Charity Film "Myittar," also known as "Unbroken Ties." These young talents added a special warmth touch, highlighting the cultural richness of Myanmar and reinforcing the film's message of compassion and unity.
BELIEVE
BELIEVE
The charity marketing team for the movie demonstrated strength, unity, and creativity, firmly believing in the production of impactful BTS footage. Their efforts were enriched by the participation of the youngest cast member from the US during the making of the Charity film "Myittar," also known as "Unbroken Ties."
Movie Experience Program
Keep Track of First Time Movie Experience
We provide year-round, first-time movie experiences for children, particularly those growing up in orphanages, who have never known the joy of watching a film on the big screen.
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NO. OF ORPHANAGES
We hosted more than twenty orphanages who we had the pleasure of bringing to the local theaters
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NO. OF CHILDREN
The number of children, mostly orphaned children who benefited from movie experiences.