Kiss the Rope

[Truthseeker]

A musical story of Mona:

[Tony Bristow-Stagg]

A musical story of Mona:

A great story of a heroine that will be remembered in the future. Most likely many a movie made of the sacrifice of all these women.

Regards Tony

[Truthseeker]

I read a book about a woman named Olga who was imprisoned with Mona and the others. She got out and wrote a book, and on the back cover it said "soon to be made a motion picture". This was a long time ago. It never happened. Probably they couldn't get monetary backing for this. Until the Baha'i Faith gets better known, I doubt there will a motion picture on this.

There was the program about the story of the Bab, "The Gate" that was on TV here in the US on a Saturday afternoon not so long ago, so there's some progress. It's now on the internet, of course.

For now, we must rely on the internet mostly to get such stories out I think.

[Tony Bristow-Stagg]

I read a book about a woman named Olga who was imprisoned with Mona and the others. She got out and wrote a book, and on the back cover it said "soon to be made a motion picture". This was a long time ago. It never happened. Probably they couldn't get monetary backing for this. Until the Baha'i Faith gets better known, I doubt there will a motion picture on this.

There was the program about the story of the Bab, "The Gate" that was on TV here in the US on a Saturday afternoon not so long ago, so there's some progress. It's now on the internet, of course.

For now, we must rely on the internet mostly to get such stories out I think.

I heard that this was put forward to Mel Gibson by a Baha'i that worked on his movies.

I heard there was great interest. Apart from that, nothing further must have come from it.

Would be good if I can find the source to confirm that.

Now is not that time for Baha'i films, apparently.

Regards Tony

[Truthseeker]

I read a book about a woman named Olga who was imprisoned with Mona and the others. She got out and wrote a book, and on the back cover it said "soon to be made a motion picture". This was a long time ago. It never happened. Probably they couldn't get monetary backing for this. Until the Baha'i Faith gets better known, I doubt there will a motion picture on this.

There was the program about the story of the Bab, "The Gate" that was on TV here in the US on a Saturday afternoon not so long ago, so there's some progress. It's now on the internet, of course.

For now, we must rely on the internet mostly to get such stories out I think.

I heard that this was put forward to Mel Gibson by a Baha'i that worked on his movies.

I heard there was great interest. Apart from that, nothing further must have come from it.

Would be good if I can find the source to confirm that.

Now is not that time for Baha'i films, apparently.

Regards Tony

Now that you mention it, it jars my memory. I remember the same thing.