“…It is evident that women are still being called to serve and continue to make valuable contributions to communities worldwide. Today, we can find sisters working as probation officers, in domestic abuse shelters, involved in low-income housing projects, and are even serving at the forefront of environmental conservation. In this PBS film, award-winning producer/director Keith Famie and his team at Visionalist Entertainment Productions, will venture beyond the convent door to gain a deeper understanding of the lives of religious sisters. These remarkable women selflessly choose to dedicate their lives to God and the betterment of humanity, often facing misconceptions and misunderstandings along the way. Click here for more!

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Here is the trailer for Laid to Resthttps://vimeo.com/manage/videos/1162613546?fl=pl&fe=vl

Keith Famie is the Producer/Director of “The Calling.” He hosted his own Food Network series, "Keith Famie's Adventures," traveling the world documenting cooking styles from the plains of Africa to monk monasteries of Taiwan, to the lifestyle of Key West. In 2004, the Adventure Chef embarked on a new journey - documentary filmmaking. "I didn't want to be the 'Adventure Chef' guy anymore. I wanted to help people tell their stories."

Since that life-changing decision, Famie has been awarded twelve Michigan Emmys and been nominated several other times for his rich, human-interest storytelling, from ethnic documentaries to military tribute films. He and his team at Visionalist Entertainment Productions create informative, entertaining films that touch a wide audience.

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