NATIONWIDE SCREENING CAMPAIGN

Host a com­mu­nity screen­ing of Love Hate Love for your friends, families, students, co-workers, place of worship or community members – and help us continue the ripple effect for good inspired by the amazing stories featured in the film.

Schools and other organizations who choose to host a screening will join in our national grassroots campaign to ignite powerful conversations about tapping into our own resilience, exploring the positive aspects of opposition, finding meaning in service to others and awakening the redemptive power of love. To help facilitate this conversation in your community, screening hosts will receive the Love Hate LoveFacilitation Guide, complete with discussion questions and a logistical tool kit to ensure your event’s success.

Our affordable screening fee includes the Facilitation Guide and a one-time Public Screening License. We suggest you charge admission to the screening, thereby encouraging attendance and offsetting the screening fee at the same time. Then, donate any additional proceeds to a charity of your choice. Everybody wins!

Email Chelsea Matter for more information – chelsea(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)ktffilms.com

The acclaimed documentary “Love Hate Love” will have its North American television premiere on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network’s “Super Soul Sunday” on March 4 at 11 a.m. ET/PT.  The film is executive produced by Sean Penn.

Directed by Dana Nachman and Don Hardy of KTF films, “Love Hate Love” tells the story of three families from around the world whose lives were forever changed by some of the most notorious acts of terrorism of the past decade: the September 11^th attacks on the World Trade Center, the London transit bombings and the Bali nightclub bombing. These families came through their dark days striving to make the world a better place; fighting hatred with love. Their stories prove that even the most horrifying acts of hate can be overcome by the simple act of love.

“For Dana and me, making this film made the world feel like a much smaller and more connected place. The families we follow in “Love Hate Love” are impacting lives all over the globe and now, it seems perfect for our film to be part of a program like OWN’s Super Soul Sunday,” said filmmaker Don Hardy.

Executive producer Sean Penn added, “A film like this is a gift. It transcends the barrage of pessimism we can have.”

The film had its world premiere at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival and this is the second film for both Nachman and Hardy who are former broadcast journalists from the San Francisco Bay Area.

Executive Producer Sean Penn proudly presents “Love Hate Love.” It’s been ten years since Liz Alderman’s son Peter was mur­dered by ter­ror­ists. Every day since then she’s faced the same two options; suc­cumb­ing to the depths of despair or find­ing a way to sur­vive. Esther Hyman knows about this choice. Her sis­ter was killed when her bus was blown up. She too has had to con­tin­u­ously keep from being immo­bi­lized by sad­ness. And Ben Tul­li­pan now lives minus two legs because of his encounter with a car bomb. Their lives, shat­tered by ter­ror­ists, are now on a new path and they’re tak­ing thou­sands of peo­ple along for the ride. ‘Love Hate Love’ fol­lows these sur­vivors as they search for honor, mean­ing and a new life’s path.

We’re proud to announce that “Love Hate Love” recently won the Artivist Spirit Award at the 2011 Artivist Film Fes­ti­val and the Best Direct­ing Award at the 2011 DocU­tah Film Festival.

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NEWS AND PRESS

Faces of the Fest — Dana Nach­man & Don Hardy: Love Hate Love

Vari­ety Mag­a­zine — Tribeca Announces Fest Events