Hero Street Film Series

We are excited to announce that  "The Last to Fall from Hero Street: John Munos' Story" won BEST DOCUMENTARY at the Northwest Illinois Film Festival! "We are incredibly proud to showcase talented filmmakers like Kelly and Tammy Rundle of Fourth Wall Films who bring unique stories to life and enrich the independent film community," Gary Camarano, Northwest Illinois Film Festival Executive Director said. Fourth Wall Films' "The Last to Fall from Hero Street," (Part 9 in the multi-part documentary series) tells the story of PFC John S. Muños who grew up in a boxcar home on 2nd Street (now named Hero Street) in Silvis, Illinois. He married his sweetheart, Mary Beserra, three months before he entered the Army on January 15, 1951. An ill-timed furlough allowed him to visit his wife and family one last time before deployment, but it also sealed his fate. He served in the Korean War with Co. F of the 38th Regimental Combat Team, Second Infantry Division....

Remember what Memorial Day is about--honoring and mourning military personnel who died in service. The Memorial Day Ceremony will be held at Hero Street Memorial Park in Silvis, Illinois on Saturday, May 23 at noon.

The award-winning "The Last to Fall from Hero Street: John Munos' Story" is officially in release and DVDs that were pre-ordered have shipped! "The Last to Fall from Hero Street: John Muños' Story," tells the story of PFC John S. Muños who grew up in a boxcar home on 2nd Street (now named Hero Street) in Silvis, Illinois. He married his sweetheart, Mary Beserra, three months before he entered the Army on January 15, 1951. An ill-timed furlough allowed him to visit his wife and family one last time before deployment, but it also sealed his fate. He served in the Korean War with Co. F of the 38th Regimental Combat Team, Second Infantry Division. On August 27, 1951, at age 23, John was among 740 Americans killed in the Battle of Bloody Ridge. His body was never recovered. Interviews with family members, friends, veterans, community leaders and historians are combined with vintage photos,  original photography by  Ray Congrove ,  film, and archival materials, an...

UPDATE! DVD Pre-orders of "The Last to Fall from Hero Street: John  Muños ' Story,"  the latest film in the multi-part Hero Street Documentary Film Series by Fourth Wall Films, are  currently being manufactured and will  ship out by April 24th.   We apologize for the delay! Film festival submittals and PBS broadcasts ran us a bit behind with the DVD project.  We greatly appreciate your understanding and support! "The Last to Fall from Hero Street: John  Muños ' Story,"  tells the story of PFC John S. Muños who grew up in a boxcar home on 2nd Street (now named Hero Street) in Silvis, Illinois. He married his sweetheart, Mary Beserra, three months before he entered the Army on January 15, 1951. An ill-timed furlough allowed him to visit his wife and family one last time before deployment, but it also sealed his fate. He served in the Korean War with Co. F of the 38th Regimental Combat Team, Second Infantry Division. On August 27, 1951, at ...

We are so pleased to announce that Fourth Wall Films' The Last to Fall from Hero Street--John Mu ñ os' Story (Part 9 in the Hero Street Documentary Series) will have its broadcast premiere on WQPT PBS (channel 24) on Sunday, March 29th at 7pm! Thanks to a grant from QC Arts Dollars in 2024, the film features the new song "Hero Street" by musician David G Smith, and the photography of Ray Congrove. The Last to Fall from Hero Street--John Mu ñ os' Story DVD pre-orders ship out on March 31! Visit FourthWallFilms.com for more information about streaming Fourth Wall Films' award-winning films, and ordering Blu Rays and DVDs! Visit https://www.facebook.com/heydavemusic for more info on David G Smith's music and upcoming new release. Visit https://ray-congrove.pixels.com/ for more information on Ray Congrove's work.

It's GIVING TUESDAY! We know there are many great opportunities for charitable giving this holiday season, and so many in need. Do keep Fourth Wall Films' "Hero Street" Documentary Film Series in mind. We are grateful for any donation amount: $10, $20, $50... you select the amount. It ALL helps us keep moving ahead on the multi-part documentary film series! You can donate via credit card or Paypal below. If you prefer donating by check , make check payable: Fourth Wall Films, and write Hero Street Film in the memo area. Mail your check to: Fourth Wall Films PO Box 702 Moline, IL 61266 Thank you for considering donating to Fourth Wall Films' Hero Street Documentary Series this Giving Tuesday, or ANY other time! We are truly grateful for your support.