Los Bomberos (The Little Firemen) Teams with Amazon for World Wide Distribution

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They can skillfully deconstruct and reassemble the old engines in these shipping trucks all while trying to evade the Shining Path; a violent terrorist organization that still haunts the region, despite what local politicians may say.With help from the Key West Film Festival, the documentary has found a home with Amazon and will release in several other countries in early 2017 including France, Italy, Portugal, Brazil, and Spain.Tulsa, OK, January 06, 2017 --( PR.com )-- Produced by Minerva Productions, in association with Four of a Kind Productions, the Peruvian Documentary, Los Bomberos (The Little Firemen) that first premiered at the 2015 Napa Valley Film Festival has teamed with Amazon and its transactional video on demand platform, Amazon Prime, to bring the dynamic film to audiences across the world.Los Bomberos (The Little Firemen) follows young boys between the ages of 8 and 28 who leave their families for months at a time to work as mechanics and life savers for stranded truckers along a treacherous stretch of road deep in the Andes Mountains between Huànuco and Tingo Maria.They can skillfully deconstruct and reassemble the old engines in these shipping trucks all while trying to evade the Shining Path; a violent terrorist organization that still haunts the region, despite what local politicians may say.Directed by Key West local Quincy Perkins, Los Bomberos (The Little Firemen) was released in the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, Argentina, Canada, Peru and the United States during the final days of 2016.With help from the Key West Film Festival, the documentary has found a home with Amazon and will release in several other countries in early 2017 including France, Italy, Portugal, Brazil, and Spain.“After nearly five years, we are thrilled to share our passion project with the world,” says Director Quincy Perkins.

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