93 DAYS OFF TO A WINNING START

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The screenplay for the highly anticipated movie 93Days has made it to the semi finals of the 11^th edition of the Kairos prize for spiritually uplifting screenplays. The competition is open to screenwriters worldwide.

The Kairos prize was established by MOVIEGUIDE® in 2005 and supported

by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation.

The primary purpose of the KAIROS PRIZE is to further the influence of moral and spiritual values within the film and television industries.  Seeking to promote a spiritually uplifting, redemptive worldview.

The three winning screenwriters will be recognized in the presence of the top mass media of entertainment leaders, producers and talent at the 24th Annual MOVIEGUIDE® Awards Gala and Report to the Entertainment Industry on February 5, 2016.

The three winning screenwriters will share a combined prize money of $50,000. (Grand Prize: $25,000 | 1st Runner Up: $15,000 | 2nd Runner Up: $10,000)

In addition to the prizes, key entertainment industry studio executives will review the winning scripts. The Kairos Prize has generated a tremendous amount of interest over the last 10 years. That interest continues to grow based on the caliber of scripts Kairos has attracted.

MOVIEGUIDE® presented its first Kairos Prize in 2006 at the 14th Annual MOVIEGUIDE® Awards in Beverly Hills, CA. Seeking to promote positive change in the motion picture industry, the primary purpose of the prize is to further the influence of moral and spiritual values within the entertainment industry as a whole. MOVIEGUIDE®: The Family Guide to Movies and Entertainment has been on the forefront for more than 30 years, advocating positive and redeeming values in Hollywood. The MOVIEGUIDE® Awards, now in its 20th year, recognizes the top films and television programs which reflect the best that the entertainment industry has to offer.  

For details visit https://kairosprize.com/2016-semi-finalists