California and New York get it. Tuscaloosa apparently won’t.
Local partners in the
“Song of Kwagala” film project, disappointed in a lack of support
locally, have met with filmmakers, financiers and others on both coasts
who are lining up in ways the hometown didn’t, or hasn’t.
Although
the idea is to keep the campaign independent, some filmmakers and
charity-minded folk have signed on to the script and its goal: raising
awareness and funding for the need to create clean-water systems
throughout the world. Some big supporters include actress Alison
Eastwood, Clint’s daughter; Giselle Fernandez, formerly of Access
Hollywood; Eden Alpert, musician Herb Alpert’s daughter; Marc Joubert,
Matt Damon’s producing partner and right hand in charitable groups such
as the H20 Africa Foundation; and Enrique Bañuelos, a Spanish
businessman and entrepreneur listed in Forbes’ World Billionaires
ranking who wants to bring the “Kwagala” energy into his $6 billion
Barcelona World theme-park project.
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