Little Town of Bethlehem, a bold and daring documentary from EthnoGraphic Media (EGM), has been accepted for screening at the 2011 International EuroArab Film Festival AMAL to be held October 24-29 in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.

The new film The Grandfathers, launched at The National Religious Broadcasters Convention (NRB) in Nashville and was awarded second place in the NRB TV Showcase for best documentary.

The Grandfathers, a motion-graphics film about the struggle and influence of a young man's heritage, completes a trilogy produced by EthnoGraphic Media (EGM) that includes End of the Spear and followed by Beyond the Gates of Splendor.

In addition to being a featured film at the John Paul II International Film Festival, Little Town of Bethlehem, from EthnoGraphic Media (EGM) has been nominated for the 2011 Reel Rose Award for Best Documentary Film and The People's Festival Award.

Since 1983, Missions Fest has been hosting global missions conferences with partnering churches around the world to inform, celebrate, and challenge the public to reach out to a needy world. Organizers of this year's Missions Fest Vancouver will ho

World AIDS Day is celebrated each December 1 to raise awareness of the global HIV/AIDS epidemic. EGM Film's documentary Miss HIV examines the controversy over prevention and prejudices that surround a positive diagnosis.

The film Miss HIV, produced by Mart Green and directed by Jim Hanon, showcases women in Botswana participating in a stigma-free beauty pageant, college students in Uganda fighting the stigma of choosing to remain abstinent, and gay rights activists a