Sep 14, 2020
Tripoli, Sep 14, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - M/Douglas-M/Arthur Entertainment Inks Libya Doc-u-drama Series Distribution Agreement
"Law & Ordure", The State Of Libya; is a narrated documentary drama series slated for release February 2021.
A 13 episode narrative invites and transcends its audience into the perils of turns and twists of Libya's internal politics and disputes. Inept political arbitrage and self-actualizations that would inflame the inhumane and engross the frustrations of its people and the lives that were turned to ruin by jejune politicians and dis-organized crime syndicates inside the corridors of its governing halls and institutions. Bargain basement political ambitions, inferior power struggles and greed stewed in a sadly comical misfortune of tragedy of in-ordinate proportion.
Based on the backdrop of true events in Libya, this copious Doc-u-drama aims to captivate and capture the tribulation of human disparaging. A narrative that travels beyond the sensational headlines and snap judgments borne from lawlessness and corruption; The fight and flight for money and the fallacious perceptions of power flagrantly steeped and stewed in tragical mediocrities.
About M-Douglas/M-Arthur Entertainment
MDouglas/MArthur Entertainment (www.mdouglasmarthur.com) is an independent film and motion picture production company. A multi-media platform entertainment production network aimed at serving a mix of original documentary series production, and motion picture. Transcending both digital and traditional media, the content and independence covers a variety of formats and genres, including crime thrillers, biographical stories, as well as real-life documentaries and documentary dramas.
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