INVESTOR'S INFO We are currently raising financing for a number of projects, including financing for Blueberry Street Motion Pictures debut feature SWEET AMERIKA, a post 9/11 story of a Sikh American who is terrorized after he is mistaken for a Muslim. The film will be a seminal work on the American immigrant experience following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The film is budgeted at a very modest $350,000 US. We're seeking investments in the sum of $5000 to $25000 per individual or company, which will give the investor a direct stake in the film. The investment in the film could be through direct buying of shares in MMM FILM FINANCE INTERNATIONAL or investment as shareholder's loans, which have an added tax advantage as they are not taxed when the loans are returned. Only the profits from the investment are taxed. Investors will be rewarded through either a percentage of the returns from the film or interest paid on the loans. The investors can choose to take an interest return on their investment at 10 - 12 percent in which case they will not get any portion of the profits. There are many advantages to investing in the film business, including tax benefits and very handsome returns. We are trying a unique marketing strategy for SWEET AMERIKA in that there will be two versions of the film, a dubbed version for the Indian market and a second completely English version for the world market. With such a small budget and a number of markets for the film including a theatrical run, video rights and television rights sales - the risk to investors is minimal while return could be anywhere from excellent to great. Serious investors can contact producer R. Paul Dhillon. All investment transactions will be done through our company's law firm. Investors are welcome to read a detailed script for the film. Email: info@blueberrystreetfilms.com