Top Film School Hosts Faith-Based Indie Movie ‘The Charitable Sisterhood’

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The Eternal Entertainment Partnership
Nov. 7, 2025

LONDON, Nov. 7, 2025  /Standard Newswire/ — SISTERHOOD PRODUCTIONS and financier/distributor ETERNAL ENTERTAINMENT have just completed production on The Charitable Sisterhood of the Second Trinity Victory Church, a heartfelt, sharply funny feature film adapted from the celebrated stage play by Bo Wilson. Filmed at Sydney Film School, one of Variety’s Top Film Schools Worldwide, and featuring a talented ensemble including Kathryn Hartman (Love Child), Libby Fleming (Ten Pound Poms), Helen Kim (Wolf Like Me), Kelly Monisse (Malibu Crush), and Dilroop Khangura (NCIS: Sydney) and marks the feature directorial debut of Dean Owen-Sims.

The film follows five women from a small Southern church whose good-intent mission leads to revelations of friendship, forgiveness and faith.

Director Dean Owen-Sims says:“Bo Wilson’s wit and writing were irresistible — the script leapt off the page like a classic film from the 1950s, something I’ve been searching for for years. The Charitable Sisterhood was made with the heart of a true indie: a small, passionate team creating something honest and uplifting. It’s a faith-based story told with humour and humanity, led by five remarkable women who embody hope, compassion, and the sense of community we all long for right now.”

Cameron Lyon of Eternal Entertainment comments:“We couldn’t be more excited to support The Charitable Sisterhood of the Second Trinity Victory Church with a limited theatrical release in 2026 — and then to see it live on through our new faith-based, family-friendly streaming platform, ee.watch”

SOURCE The Eternal Entertainment Partnership

CONTACT:Dean Owen-Sims, info@info@eternalentertainment.com


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