Jon Lowenstein

https://gofund.me/480001a74

Hi Everyone - We have finished shooting on my feature length film The Advocate and are working on raising finishing funds. Thanks so much to everyone who has donated so far. The original push we did 4 years ago raised enough to finish shooting, cut a 90 minute rough cut and showcase (thanks to Captain and the Fox's editor extraordinaire Rachel Webster). Now we need to raise enough to complete the final edit and release the film. Whatever you donate gets us closer to completing the film. I believe strongly that this story is more relevant then ever. The work that Advocates do all over the world is so fundamental to holding power accountable. This film shows what it is like for several Advocates in Chicago, but it can be anywhere that there is injustice.

I will be going Live tomorrow with one of the main characters Jedidiah Brown to discuss the progress and the film.

Also -right now anyone who gives more than $500 will receive a signed 11 x 14 print from the film.

Please give and reach out to me with any questions.

HI

Donate to The Advocate - a feature documentary film, organized by Jon Lowenstein ABOUT THE FILM Set in the aftermath of the 2016 Presidential election, The A… Jon Lowenstein needs your support for The Advocate - a feature documentary film

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