Ken Spooner, middle right, with Montclair Professor Steve McCarthy, center, poses with members of the Spiritus Mundi on the steps of the Al Hussein Performing Arts Center in the courtyard. (Photo courtesy of Ken Spooner)
Posted: Thursday January 31, 2013, 12:51 PM
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By Lianna Albrizio
Inside a tidy orphanage with a spacious play area and a well-stocked kitchen in a rundown neighborhood in southern Amman, Jordan, River Vale filmmaker Ken Spooner and crew members of Montclair State University met a rambunctious little girl named Islam who mellowed in front of the cameras.
"She was happy to see us," Spooner recalls. "She was grabbing on the microphones. She gave us a tour of where she lived, her bedroom…"
Islam also showed the guys the orphanage classrooms where the children go for recreational activities.
"They looked like any other preschool room in the states," he says.
To read more about the filmmaker's journey, click here.
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