Independent Short Film Redemption 316 Premieres At The Woodruff Arts Center

ATLANTA - Aug. 29, 2013 - PRLog -- Atlanta-based independent production company Zulu pictures will premiere Redemption 316 on Thursday September 12, 2013 at the word-class Woodruff Arts Center. Redemption 316 is a heart-gripping exploration of the injustices faced by women in the penal system, ranging from sexual assault to gang violence.

Through the eyes and emotions of Jessica Wood, played by up and coming actress Haley Goldman, Redemption 316 depicts the violations women are subjected to from correctional officers to fellow inmates. With an incredible supporting cast of new talent, Zulu Pictures’ Redemption 316 is the story fear, faith and the battle to redemption. The premiere of Redemption 316 at the Woodruff Art Center’s Hill Auditorium on Thursday September 12, 2013 will open with a private VIP reception, viewing of the film, with a Q&A featuring Frank, Haley Goldman, Desiree Lee, and Angie Able immediately following. The powerful film is also selected to screen at the prestigious 2013 Capital City Black Film Festival.

"When this script was presented to me, I knew it was the perfect flagship for Zulu Pictures. We want to produce films that have a great message, entertain and celebrate human triumph to inspire people," says Frank Dievbiere. "We personally invited out several women's organizations because the statistics on injustice pertaining to women in the federal prison system are staggering. We really want to educate, so that hopefully we can initiate change. Some of our Q&A panelists have overcome the system and I know their testimonies will inspire others."

For more information about Redemption 316 visit www.zulupictures.com

To RSVP for the premiere of Remption 316 please contact Enchanted PR at press@enchantedpr.net.

For interviews with Frank Dievbiere contact Enchanted PR, Christal Jordan at christal@enchantedpr.net or 678-499-0297.