

THE WING OF THE FALCON Writer/Director Jo Franklin
The motion picture,
currently underway, is based on Ms. Franklin's bestselling novel.
THE
WING OF THE FALCON "Breathtaking...reminiscent of Herman Wouk's "The Winds of
War" B.Matusow, Washingtonian Magazine
"Riveting...the drama and tensions
of war and politics so palpable I couldn't put it down. Never has the world of
the Persian Gulf been rendered so real..." J. Nelson, Pulitzer Prize
Winner
"Vivid portrayal of the history, the culture, society, politics
and challenges of the Arab world."
Gen. Norman
Schwarzkopf
"Mesmerizing...a thriller of the first order."
Jody
Powell, former Press Secy. to the US President
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The book, soon
to be released in paperback, is available in hardcover from Amazon. com
and
Barnes and Noble 310/306-3213
A major international exhibition and film entitled A Gift from the Desert: The Art, History and Culture of the Arabian Horse will be presented by the International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, Kentucky, the United States. The exhibition will be produced and held in the museum during the summer and fall of 2010 in conjunction with the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games.
The one-hour film will be produced and directed by Jo Franklin, president of SeaCastle Films. She is noted for her eight highly acclaimed productions on Saudi Arabia and the Near East, all of which appeared in prime-time broadcasts on the Public Broadcasting Service. Franklin is also an owner and rider of Arabian horses. Based on attendance figures from the museum’s previous two international exhibitions, and the additional guests expected to attend the Kentucky Horse Park’s Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in 2010, ‘A Gift from the Desert’ is anticipated to attract approximately 300,000 visitors while the film will be broadcast in primetime worldwide and subsequently released internationally on DVD.
Geographically, the film will concentrate on the Near East, covering Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, Kuwait, Bahrain, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Turkey and Iran showing the Arabian horse in its native environement while telling the dynamic story of its impact on civilization. "A maginficent horse, with a magnificent history and presence today."
Writer/Director Jo Franklin
A political thriller set in
Mongolia.
This motion picture, currently in development, will be filmed on
location in Mongolia and China.
E-Mail: SeaCastleFilm@aol.com
Phone/Fax: 310/289-4403