Golddigger Killer goes International

GOLDDIGGER
KILLER GOES INTERNATIONAL.  SELECTED
TO SCREEN AT THE BFM FILM FESTIVAL.

 

London,
United Kingdom, GOLDDIGGER KILLER will be screening as part of the BFM
Film Festival September 8-15, 2006. 
Writer/Producer Jeff Carroll plans to attend the films first
international film festival selection. 
GOLDDIGGER KILLER won BEST Feature at the International Hip Hop Film
Festival in New York and BEST Horror at the Miami Underground Film Festival in
March.

 

The 8th bfm
International Film Festival brings an insightful line-up of films
guaranteed to keep movie-goers entertained. This festival takes audience members
on a tour of Black World Cinema, showing films that explore the musical
expression of Hip Hop and Reggae, aspects of Afro-Brazilian culture, revival of
faith films, African storytelling and a UK Talent strand in conjunction with the
Time Out – London On Screen season in September that includes the
London Premier of Life & Lyrics, featuring the talented actor
Ashley Walters. Hollywood films include the UK Premieres of Diary of a Tired
Black Man about black relationships, Madea Family Reunion a
comedy/drama starring Tyler Perry, Maya Angelou and Blair Underwood and
Bastards of the Party a documentary about the origins of the notorious
Los Angeles street gangs the Bloods and the Crips”. London
Venues: Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue, the Institute of Contemporary
Arts (ICA) Pall Mall and the Tricycle Cinema Kilburn. Visit www.bfmmedia.com  for the latest
information.

Bfm’s International Film
Festival is
one of the premier UK annual black events held in central London each year. The
Festival was established with the aim of filling a void within London film
exhibition scene. There was a complete absence of black world cinema both in
terms of the multiplexes or existing festivals like London, Edinburgh which
would show the occasional film but this was a long way short of the wealth and
depth of work available. There was therefore an opportunity for a new cinema.
Most importantly there were audiences particularly within the African-Caribbean
community for films that reflected their cultural experience. Also lacking was
opportunities for the work of UK filmmakers who had become virtually
marginalized. The festival therefore was established to make a difference and to
bring the unseen to light.

GOLDDIGGER KILLER: A rape
victim seeks ride the world of misogyny. 
Set in the flashy Hip Hop it revels the not so glamorous Side of “Playas”
and “Golddiggers”.

Golddigger
Killer writer
Jeff Carroll’s goal was to reveal the “Playa” and “Golddigger” mentality and how
they are introduced in relationships. 
The film depicts the twisted values that many people of the Hip-Hop
generation have.  Director Roderick
Giles displays many effective scenes using a series of montages, close-ups, and
shadows. These techniques give the film’s dark and sinister side.  While focusing on Hip-Hop, poetry is
also showcased giving the viewers a better understanding of the emotional
frustration present in performance poetry. 
Golddigger Killer has cameos by some of Hip-Hop’s top comedians which
allow humor to flow through without deviating form the film’s
focus.