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Metamora Films Announces Film Series on the Power of Personal Stories

After a successful release of his award winning documentary, NOT FOR RENT! , a film on the formerly incarcerated and the severe rental housing restrictions they face, filmmaker Matt Duhamel continues the theme of personal storytelling with an upcoming short documentary film series.  VANCOUVER, Washington (PRWEB) March 12, 2018 Keeping with the theme of thought-provoking and dramatic work, filmmaker, Matt Duhamel continues his mission of transforming hearts and minds through film, with a short documentary series entitled, “This is My Story” , which is slated to start production this summer. Duhamel promises simple yet unique and powerful stories, the ones that keep you thinking days, weeks, even years after. Metamora Films , Duhamel’s independent film company, has been producing thought-provoking and transformative film projects for over five years now, while concentrating on social justice issues and storytelling. Duhamel developed Metamora Films to fill a growing void in so...

Weber State University Screens Matt Duhamel Film Which Examines Rental Problems Facing Ex-Felons

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OGDEN, Utah – Weber State University’s Engaged Learning Series will host the premiere screening of the documentary “NOT FOR RENT!” that examines the obstacles ex-felons face searching for housing after release from incarceration, April 5 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the Shepherd Union Wildcat Theater. The event and accompanying lunch are free, but seating is limited. Participants must register at notforrentfilm.com . The film highlights several individuals with felony convictions as they discuss the stumbling blocks they’ve encountered attempting to find a place to live. Strict rental policies can affect individuals for decades. One subject of the film, Tonia, continues to struggle to find housing after a felony conviction almost 30 years ago. In addition to the film, the event includes a question-and-answer session with film director Matt Duhamel; House Minority Leader Brian King, D-Salt Lake City; Molly Prince, Utah Prisoner Advocate ...