 But the work is far from over for the filmmaker, whose feature film about the lives of gay Muslims who continue to live strongly by their faith is sure to be provocative.The film also helped to launch the career of South African "Gay Imam" Muhsin Hendricks by putting him and his work on the international map.Instead, as audiences get their first glimpse at the 70-minute documentary filmed in 12 countries and nine languages, Sharma and his producer, Sandi Dubowski, who directed 2001's "Trembling Before G-d", will be on the hunt for donations to help pay off the film's post-production costs and fund their planned Muslim Dialogue Project."