Kat Kramer's Films That Change The World 10th Installment on July 18, 2018

Kat Kramer's Films That Change The World 10th Installment Featuring "LOVE & BANANAS: An Elephant Story" 

Directed by Ashley Bell

Exclusive Invitation-only Pre-release screening will be on Wednesday, July 18th at the Real D Theater, 100 N. Crescent, Beverly Hills, California. 

This feature documentary will kick off the 10th Installment of Kat Kramer's Films That Change The World and will feature heroic women who Kramer calls "SHEroes For Change". 

Kat Kramer will moderate the Panel and in attendance will be: 

Ashley Bell ("The Last Exorcism") writer/director/producer Ross M. Dinerstein (1922) producer Sofia and Ian Hultquist ("The First Monday in May") executive producers/composers David Casselman - executive producer and founder of the Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary. 

Members of the entertainment deaf community will be in attendance along with an ASL interpreter, and a panel with Q&A will be conducted after the screening. 

The host committee for this event includes: Ed Asner Ed Begley, Jr. Beau Bridges Joanna Cassidy Lek Chailert Katie Cleary Kristin Davis Kirby Dick Briana Evigan Louis Gossett, Jr. Tippi Hedren Lainie Kazan Jon Mack Jessie Maltin Sara Rue Sharon Stone Billy Bob Thornton Beverly Todd Glynn Turman Diane Warren Amy Ziering and many others Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary Change For Balance Elephant Action League Elephant Guardians of Los Angeles Save Elephant Foundation The Kerulos Center "My theme for the 10th Anniversary is "SHEroes For Change." Later this Fall I will present more films with this theme including "BOMBSHELL: The Hedy Lamarr Story" produced by Susan Sarandon and Reframed Pictures. I also established the prestigious "Hunt For Humanity" Award in conjunction with the series in honor of the "first" actorvist Marsha Hunt, who will turn 101 on October 17th. Details about the 2nd recipient and "Hunt For Humanity" Award ceremony will be announced in the coming weeks. I'm also presenting an award winning documentary "FEMINISTS: What Were They Thinking ?" by Johanna Demetrakas." said Kat Kramer