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  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DreamEmpire Films and Lewabo Inspirational Films Partner to Release Faith-Based Drama Garden of Dreams Exclusively on Amazon Prime May 15, 2025 ATLANTA, GA (May XX, 2025) – DreamEmpire Films, in collaboration with Lewabo Inspirational Films, proudly announces the exclusive release of the powerful new faith-based feature film Garden of Dreams , available on Amazon Prime beginning May 15, 2025 . Garden of Dreams is an inspirational faith drama that explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and second chances. Blending heartfelt romance with spiritual warfare, the film has already drawn early comparisons to The Photograph and War Room for its emotional depth and uplifting message. The film marks a significant partnership between DreamEmpire Films , known for producing culturally rich and emotionally resonant stories, and Lewabo Inspirational Films , a leading multicultural Christian movie distributor and streaming platform dedicated to uplifting entert...

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DreamEmpire Films Partners with Vision Films to Release Powerful Boxing Documentary The Final Round An Unfiltered Look at Legacy, Loss, and Redemption Premieres June 17, 2025 Atlanta, GA (May 18, 2025) – DreamEmpire Films is proud to announce its partnership with Vision Films Inc. (“Vision”) for the North American release of the powerful new documentary The Final Round , set to debut on Transactional VOD fittingly on JUNETEENTH (June 17, 2025), with a simultaneous day-and-date release in the UK. Directed by Lisa Maydwell and Joyce Licorish, and based on the noteworthy book by Maydwell and the late Robert W. Lee, The Final Round presents an intimate and courageous account of one of boxing’s most influential yet misunderstood figures. Produced by Joyce Licorish, written by Lisa Maydwell, and executive produced by Robert Sciglimpaglia, the film chronicles the rise, fall, and redemption of Robert W. Lee—founder of the International Boxing Federation. Dream...

  “If You Think Racism’s Over — That’s ‘Nottoway’ to Think.” Joyce Licorish The Burning of Nottoway and the Divided Grief of a Nation When flames devoured the opulence of the Nottoway Plantation—a towering relic of antebellum grandeur—what exactly did we lose? Some mourned the destruction of a “historic treasure.” Others exhaled, quietly, or even audibly, as if the earth itself had finally begun to reject the whitewashed weight of a past too long romanticized. But make no mistake: to celebrate or grieve the burning of Nottoway is not just about bricks and mortar—it’s about memory, morality, and the myth of progress. Because if you still think racism is over, well… that’s Nottoway to think. A Monument to “Heritage”—or Human Horror? Let’s be clear. Nottoway was never just a “beautiful estate.” It was a forced labor camp dressed in Greek Revival columns. While tourists sipped sweet tea on its balconies, the spirits of over 150 enslaved men, women, and children haunted the soil...