Homelessness in America exposed in Paul Bettany's SHELTER

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Real life couple Paul Bettany and Oscar winner Jennifer Connelly collaborate in the actor’s directorial debut in “Shelter.”  Bettany, best known for his role in the global blockbuster “Avengers” movies, “Iron Man,” “Legion” and “The Da Vinci Code” takes the back seat and helms a movie with a very powerful message on homelessness set in New York.  Bettany’s wife Jennifer Connelly who starred with the late David Bowie in the classic and unforgettable “Labyrinth” and whose hit and acclaimed film credits include “A Beautiful Mind,” “Hulk,” “Blood Diamond,” “Noah” and “Little Children” gives a riveting performance in the movie as a homeless woman named Hannah, heroin addict who abandoned her son after she lost her husband during 9/11 mission.

Co-starring with Connelly is Anthony Mackie as Tahir as Nigerian immigrant whose recent release in jail led him to an encounter with Hannah.  Coming from two different worlds, and as they learn about each other’s past, they begin to realize that they need each other to survive.

A First Look at the Monumental Epic Movie NOAH

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Project NOAH.  Massive Flooding.  God's curse (which was ridiculously associated with the RH Bill issue).  These words frequented the papers, radio, TV and social media recently with the non-stop rain and heavy flooding that affected Metro Manila and Luzon in the Philippines.  And these terms relate to one thing - NOAH, the biblical character in Genesis that God called to lead His people to salvation during the great flood.

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And his story will again be told via monumental epic movie with the same title under Paramount Pictures.  Academy Award winner Russell Crowe will play the role of NOAH.