My Way Claims The Audience Award for Best Documentary The FreeStyle Life Film Exhibition 2013

Online, May 9, 2013 (Newswire.com) - After a month of voting, one film has captured the hearts of The FreeStyle Life Film Exhibition's international audience members to take the 2013 Best Documentary Audience Award. The Audience Award for Best Documentary goes to My Way, directed by Vinny Sisson and Dominique Mollee. On behalf of the filmmakers and stars of My Way, The FreeStyle Life thanks its audience members for their help in choosing the recipient of the Audience Award for Best Documentary this year.

My Way follows rocker Rebekah Starr and her close friend and bandmate Annika as they travel across the United States in pursuit of their rock 'n roll dreams. Upon deciding to give up their quiet home lives in small town Pennsylvania, the two women strike out for California, playing shows and contending with numerous complications and sacrifices along the way. When Rebekah's marriage falls apart as the cameras roll, we realize her dream is fueled by a serious burning passion for music. The documentary features cameos by numerous stars in the music and entertainment industries, including Rikki Rockett ( Poison ), Steven Adler ( Guns N' Roses ), Chip Z'Nuff ( Enuff Z'Nuff ) and Ron Jeremy. As the ladies of Rebekah Starr Band struggle for respect, success and fulfillment, My Way communicates a strong message of female independence and perseverance.

My Way competed in the Documentary Film competition alongside a pool of notable contenders. To see My Way and the other films in competition featured in this year's Exhibition, head over to The FreeStyle Life's 2013 Documentary Competition page. Also by sure to check out the music video for "Irrational Boy" by Rebekah Starr Band, an Official Selection of The FreeStyle Life's 2013 Music Video Competition.

The FreeStyle Life Film Exhibition is the premier online film exhibition that features first-rate feature films, documentaries and short films from independent filmmakers across the globe. The goal of the exhibition is to discover and bring awareness to up-and-coming filmmakers and their projects. While independent filmmakers often lack a credible and authentic place to showcase their work, The FreeStyle Life prides itself on allowing filmmakers to present their work to not only their peers in the artistic community, but also the larger global community of film lovers eager to see the work of emerging filmmakers with new unique voices and visions.