Angelena: Change The World is a 2017 Australian autobiographical documentary film based on the Australian-born model/actress Angelena Bonet, evolving into a singer-songwriter, journalist/producer, and global women's rights activist. The entire film was produced and starred by herself.

Premise

Journey of Angelena Bonet as a child, who first appeared on television at the age of four in her hometown of Sydney, whose career grew to be an Australian supermodel, singer-songwriter and global women's rights activist, in particular violence against women.

Production

Angelena Bonet self-funded the whole production (Crystal Heart Productions) and worked under a micro-budget. The film features raw footage of her whole life to the present day and was shot on location in Australia, Philippines, Italy, Canada and the US. She also co-wrote the music score with her late fiancé, Erick Deeby.

Activism

Bonet is donating 10% of her soundtrack album sales to her non-profit organization Crystal Heart Foundation to support female survivors of sexual violence and those suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Soundtrack Score & all tracks composed by Angelena Bonet & Erick Deeby. All tracks performed by Angelena Bonet. "Tragic Fairytale" (Original Song at IndieFEST Film Awards: Won) "Revolution" "Downtown" "Live Forever" "Change The World" "On My Way" "Crystalize"

Awards and nominations

| rowspan="4"| 2017 |Angelena: Change The World | Impact DOCS Awards – Award of Recognition

| rowspan="5"| 2018 |Angelena: Change The World | World Music & Independent Film Festival – Best Documentary Feature World Music & Independent Film Festival – Best Director World Music & Independent Film Festival – Best Female Filmmaker

http://impactdocsawards.com/winners-july-2017/awards-of-recognition-july-2017 | http://accoladecompetition.org/award-of-recognition-september-2017 | http://theindiefest.com/awards-of-recognition-october-2017 | http://www.news9.com/story/36230939/angelenas-documentary-feature-film-officially-nominated-for-world-music-independent-film-festival

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