Sand Creek Massacre 150th Anniversary

Donald L. Vasicek's Award-Winning Documentary Film, "The Sand Creek Massacre"
Donald L. Vasicek’s Award-Winning Documentary Film, “The Sand Creek Massacre”
A Historic Film is Coming in Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre

Olympus Films +, LLC (http://michaelc.nextmp.net/wordpress/ , 303-903-2103, dvasicek@earthlink.net) and Colorado citizens are in the process of funding “Ghosts of Sand Creek,” a documentary film, a follow up to the award-winning documentary, “The Sand Creek Massacre”, by award-winning writer/filmmaker Donald L. Vasicek.

Please visit sandcreekmassacre.net to read about how you can help us inform, educate and create awareness for America’s indigenous people by becoming part of the film. An Academy Award winning cinematographer, an award-winning PBS composer and a noted film actor/narrator are attached to the film project.

We are seeking venues to screen my award-winning documentary, “The Sand Creek Massacre” to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre” and to raise funds for “Ghosts of Sand Creek.”

The 15,000 member Sand Creek Massacre Descendants’ Trust has expressed support for the film, but are not funding the film.

The American Indian Genocide Museum of Houston, Texas, (a 501(c)(3) organization that affords tax deductibility for your contribution on your taxes (due April of 2015), is the funding entity for the film. Visit aigenom.com to read about the museum and its activities.

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Donate today, or mail your contribution of up to $250.00 to: American Indian Genocide Museum, P. O. Box 230452, Houston, TX 77223. To make a contribution of $250.00 or more, please call the museum at 281-841-3028 or email them at indmuseum@aigenom.com and thank you. Be sure and note that your contribution is for “Ghosts of Sand Creek”.

Sincerely yours, Friends of “Ghosts of Sand Creek” Denver Colorado 720-495-4832

“The Blue Man” Wins Golden Reel Award”

Hello Everyone,

I hope this finds all well with you. “The Blue Man”, a film directed by Istanbul Director/Producer
Utku Celtic, won a Gold Reel Award in the feature film competition in the Nevada Film Festival.

It is a story about an archeologist who wakes up handcuffed to a bed in a basement. He has to
find a way to escape before he is executed for being a spy even though he is an archeologist
hired to investigate a mass grave that contains bodies clothed in blue shirts.

“The Blue Man” is a scintillating film that takes audiences on a roller-coaster ride of emotions,
chills and suspense through the hate-filled world of fundamentalist Islamists.

I was a writer consultant on the project.

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Herewith is a screener of “The Blue Man”

Best Regards,
Don

Donald L. Vasicek
Olympus Films+, LLC
The Zen of Writing & Screenwriting
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303-903-2103