Valletta Living History is organising a public screening and discussion on the 30th March at 19h00, at St. James Cavalier in Valletta.
The discussion will be chaired by film buff and researcher Justin Camilleri. The main actor of Valletta Living History, Manuel Cauchi, will talk about his experience in shooting the docudrama and Jean Pierre Gatt and Noel Calleja will reveal their inspirations and methods for the screen production and music composition accordingly.
The making of Valletta Living History has been a very unique experience as the requirements and quality aimed for during production make it second to none. It is therefore a unique opportunity to see the show and hear directly from the protagonists who made it possible.
Valletta Living History is a 35 minute docudrama depicting the history, culture and lifestyle of Malta and the Maltese. Produced and screened in High Definition, the show has in a short period received recognition for its quality, and has recently been awarded a Quality Assured seal by the Malta Tourism Authority.
Valletta Living History shows daily at the Embassy Complex in Valletta. More information can be found on the website www.maltaattraction.com.
Entrance to the event is free; therefore it is recommended that you book your place by calling 27220070 or sending an email to info@maltaattraction.com.
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