B-Movie Celebration 2008 : Solomon Mortamur, Making "It Came From Trafalgar"

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Solomon Mortamur, Making "It Came From Trafalgar"

2008

Categories: Film, Panel

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Run time: 60 min. | USA | Language: English

Blazing the way of independent cinema, Solomon hail from Trafalgar Indiana and will share his 7 year odyssey in making the soon to be classic "It Came From Trafalgar" In Solomon's own words Making a new way of doing Independent films with the people we want to see and not the talentless fakes that Hollywood and the Radio force feed us. We the poor hard working people, we deserve something worth being called Entertainment. I know everbody else feels the same way! Viva Mortamur