Loyola documentary film festival launched to provide change platform

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(From left to right) Bishop Francis Alleyne, Culture Minister Frank Anthony, SASOD’s secretary Zenita Nicholson, Director of UG’s Centre for Communication Studies Carolyn Walcott and Director of Catholic TV Justin Prabhu.
(From left to right) Bishop Francis Alleyne, Culture Minister Frank Anthony, SASOD’s secretary Zenita Nicholson, Director of UG’s Centre for Communication Studies Carolyn Walcott and Director of Catholic TV Justin Prabhu.

Guyanese will have an opportunity to change, inspire and uplift society through film with the launch of the Loyola Documentary Film Festi-val 2014.

The festival, launched on Wednesday  by Catholic TV, Guyana, aims to engage skilled young people in the development of their talent and equip them with the tools needed to make valuable contributions to Guyana.

Bishop Francis Alleyne emphasised the uniqueness films possess in the way that they are able to change,