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 Six years ago, a low-quality web animation on Muslim Kids TV sparked an idea that would become “Time Hoppers: The Silk Road,” the first animated feature film released in theaters, created by and for the Muslim community. The film premieres on February 7 in over 660 theaters across the United States, marking a milestone for family entertainment and independent productions, demonstrating that independent animation can still attract audiences at a time when theatrical releases in the genre face significant challenges. Director: Flordeliza Dayrit Writers: Flordeliza Dayrit, Nuha Elalem, Sakina Fakhri Stars: Emily Gin, Angel Haven Rey, Jayce McKenzie The animated feature tells the story of four gifted children from the year 2050 who discover the ability to time travel and must protect history's most important scientists from an evil alchemist who threatens the future of modern science along the ancient Silk Road. Gabriel Milo, COO of Milo Productions, explained that the time-travel con...