Raouf Zaki, an independent filmmaker, discusses his upcoming film 'Son of the 11th Hour' which tells the story of the 21 Coptic Orthodox Christians who were martyred by ISIS in Libya. Raouf shares the inspiration behind the film and the incredible faith and resilience of the martyrs. He explains why he chose to make a drama film rather than a documentary and the importance of portraying the horrific details of their torture. Raouf also discusses the challenges and miracles that occurred during the filming process and the need for support to complete the film.
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The film 'Son of the 11th Hour' tells the story of the 21 Coptic Orthodox Christians who were martyred by ISIS in Libya.
Raouf Zaki chose to make a drama film rather than a documentary to portray the horrific details of the martyrs' torture and the human drama surrounding their faith.
The film aims to honor and commemorate the martyrs and their incredible faith and resilience.
Support is needed to complete the film, and donations can be made through the Kickstarter campaign or by contacting Raouf Zaki.
Support the Film!
If you are able, please be a part of funding this independent film. It’s going to be fantastic, but Raouf needs your help! There are only 16 days to go on the Kickstarter!
“Son of the 11th Hour” Kickstarter
Ask for the intercession of the 21 Coptic Martyrs yourself as we pray for the success of this film:
Milad Makeen Zaky
Abanub Ayad Atiya
Maged Soliman Shehata
Youssef Shukry Younan
Kirollos Boshra Fawzy
Bishoy Astafanous Kamel
Samuel Astafanous Kamel
Malak Ibrahim Sinyout
Tawadros Youssef Tawadros
Gerges Milad Sinyout
Mina Fayez Aziz
Hany Abdel Mesih Salib
Samuel Alham Wilson
Ezzat Boshra Naseef
Luka Nagaty Anis
Gaber Mounir Adly
Essam Baddar Samir
Malak Farag Abrahim
Sameh Salah Farouk
Gerges Samir Megally
Mathew Ayairga (from Ghana)
Bonus Episode - Feature Film on the 21 Coptic Martyrs with Raouf Zaki