Hollywood premieres rarely involve ancient manuscripts, desert saints, or a Coptic pope—but Cairo isn’t Hollywood. And this November, the city will host an event that feels less like a film release and more like the Church punching a hole straight through history to remind the world where the story began.
Starring Luke Dimyan, Chloe Avakian, and Erick Avari, the upcoming series from Sovereign Productions and DolGer Films is gearing up for a global debut that doesn’t just celebrate cinema—it celebrates Scripture embodied in place, culture, and living memory.
A Dec 7, 2025 multilingual YouTube Live torch-preview kicks off the momentum (English, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese), followed by two theatrical premieres: Cairo on Nov 14, 2026 and Los Angeles or Atlanta (TBD) on Nov 21, 2026. And then—like a perfectly timed Advent gift—an 8-episode global release on Nov 30, 2026.
This isn’t fluff. This is formation.
A Red Carpet Where Church History Still Bleeds Through the Walls
The premiere takes place at The Catholic Center for Cinema in Cairo, hosted by Emmy-winner Sylvia Caminer, joined by Erick Avari, Chloe Avakian, Luke Dimyan, and Lighthouse CEO Imed Dabbour—one of the most influential Christian media voices in the Arabic-speaking world.
This isn’t your typical influencer-and-champagne red carpet. Think:
- The Naga Hammadi Psalms manuscript within arm’s reach.
- The Adam & Eve Mural from the Coptic Museum—one of the oldest Christian artworks on Earth.
- And a Church leader whose voice echoes across the Middle East.
Try pulling that off in Burbank.
If there were ever a moment ministries should perk up, it’s watching regions tied to Moses, Mark, the Desert Fathers, and the earliest believers step forward to host a cinematic, gospel-driven cultural event.
This isn’t a movie premiere.
It’s a discipleship opportunity disguised as entertainment.
The Arab World: The Most Underrated Ministry Frontier in Visual Storytelling
Imed Dabbour puts it simply: the Arab world is flooded with the physical touchpoints of the biblical narrative. Sinai. Alexandria. The oldest monasteries in the world. Museums containing manuscripts older than most nations.
But here’s the kicker—
Most ministries aren’t leveraging this. Not even close.
What Sovereign Productions and DolGer Films are doing is exactly what the next era of faith-based storytelling requires:
Authenticity + Geography + Beauty + Scripture = Transformation
Movies preach.
Places disciple.
And when you combine the two, you’ve got something spiritually combustible.
Meet the Creative Firepower Behind the Lens
Sylvia Caminer — Director & Producer
Two-time Emmy winner. Filmed on six continents. Known for her character-driven precision and her ability to capture humanity without varnish. If there were ever a filmmaker equipped to help global audiences experience faith without the Hollywood gloss, it’s her.
Matthew Brooks — Executive Producer
Architect of The Solomon Saga. A storyteller who toggles between cinematic drama and broadcast-style clarity. He brings scale-minded sensibility and a knack for grounding epic themes in human stories.
Brad Lange — Creator & Executive Producer
The mind behind The Solomon Saga and a rising voice in spiritually-resonant storytelling. His work pulls faith out of abstraction and into lived, human experience.
These aren’t hobbyists making “church videos.”
These are artisans building a world.
Coming Next: Soul Map — Tracing Faith Through the Places That Shaped It
Just when you think the team is done, they drop the next thunderclap:
Soul Map — Hosted by Shhhhh, we can’t say just yet.
A global docu-series journey through culture, food, faith, and archaeology—charting how Christianity (and other major traditions) took shape on real soil, among real people, in real time.
This is the kind of series that disciples without preaching and evangelizes without arguing—simply by letting viewers see the world God built and the people He sought.
If ministries are wondering where the next generation is learning about faith…
it’s here. In immersive, grounded storytelling that meets people where they already spend their hours.
Why Ministry Leaders Shouldn’t Ignore This Moment
Let’s cut to it—because pastors and nonprofit execs don’t need fluff:
- Young adults trust experiences more than explanations.
- The Church needs new storytellers who honor Scripture without sounding like PR departments.
- Global audiences are hungry for faith content rooted in place, beauty, and truth—not sentimentality.
- And the Arab world is one of the most strategic, untapped discipleship platforms on the planet.
This Cairo premiere is more than a headline—it’s a holy invitation.
A chance for ministries to recognize that the frontier of gospel impact isn’t just digital, and it’s not just local.
It’s global, historical, cinematic, multicultural, multilingual, and ready for leaders bold enough to build bridges across continents.
If you’re in ministry and you’re sleeping on this moment, wake up.
The world is telling our story—and the Church has the chance to amplify it, partner with it, and ride this wave of redemptive creativity into places our sermons will never reach.
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