We're headed to Hollywood! A.B.L.E.'s feature film, The Spy Who Knew Me is an official selection for the 9th Annual Awareness Festival in Los Angeles.
The Spy Who Knew Me is a one-of-a-kind adventure featuring an ensemble cast of 20 actors with Down syndrome. Actors collaborated with a professional film crew and teaching artists to create this unique spy movie. A riff on the classic spy-adventure genre epitomized by James Bond, The Spy Who Knew Me follows super spy Tabitha Link and the ladies of the all-female agency U.N.I.T.E. After receiving an anonymous tip, Tabitha winds up at the scene of a jewelry heist where she sees a familiar face from her past. She and her fellow spies must race to find the connections between a series of thefts, a top-secret military experiment, and several missing operatives before they lose themselves completely to the evil organization E.C.H.O.
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The Awareness Film Festival is organized by Heal One World, a non-profit charity serving the community surrounding West Pico Blvd in Los Angeles, California. As well as serving as a fundraiser, the mission of the Awareness Film Festival is to inform and inspire audiences through a program of films on Ecological, Political, Health/Well Being and Spiritual topics. The festival aims to spotlight film-makers committed to making positive change throughout the world and showcases both Documentary and Narrative Features, as well as Short Films, Music Videos and Public Service Announcements. Events include filmmaker Q&A’s and panels, as well as conscious art and music. For more information and complete festival listings, visit: awarenessfestival.org
