Grand on Princes in Australia to host large screen premiere of "According to Mathew"

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The Grand on Princes in Australia will host the large screen premiere of director Chandran Rutnam's "According to Mathew."

According to a release by The Grand the premiere is scheduled for September 7, 2017 and will host a meet and greet segment with director Rutnam, and stars of the film Alston Koch and Jaqueline Fernandez.

Chandran Rutnam’s much awaited, 'According to Matthew', is a cinematic rendition of the true story of Fr. Matthew Peiris who was convicted for the double homicide of his wife Eunice and his mistress Dalrene’s husband –Russell Ingram.

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