Refuge 31 is honoured to announce that its first film (made in 2013), Facing Hunger, has won a Silver World Humanitarian Award at the World Humanitarian Awards.
The film, which profiles two farm families on opposite sides of the world working to end global hunger, was directed by Andrew Wall, produced by Kyle Bornais and written by Emily Cain. Facing Hunger was shot in both Canada and Tanzania.
About the WHA:
“World Humanitarian Awards, working closely with International Film Festivals and International I-Hebat Volunteers, strives to give recognition to people, who work and dedicate his/her life for the betterment of humanity. He/she could be anyone from any kind of profession, from all age, and from any parts of the world. May it be an ordinary man/female or a nation leader. We value hard works laboured for peace and humanity, reaching hunger souls crying for help.”