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The Film That Changed The World / Chicago Premiere
'The Film That Changed The World' is a documentary film about the story of William and Anais Yeager and the making of the film trilogy 'Jesus of Malibu'.
For 7 years husband and wife and independent filmmakers William and Anais Yeager devoted their lives to create a "transcendental film", one that would raise the conscious awareness of humanity and change the world.
'The Film That Changed The World' premiered in October 2015 at the Red Dirt International Film Festival and won the "Most Inspirational Film" award. Film Professor and Director of The Red Dirt Film Festival Damon Blalack: 'The Film That Changed The World' certainly changed me, which is saying a lot. As a filmmaker and film-buff who has seen thousands of films, there just aren't many in-existence that make you think, challenge your perceptions, or change you in some new positive way. This film fulfills all of those things and more.
This is more than a documentary - it's a Movement. The Transcendentalist Film genre is the most important use of the technology we have at our disposal, for it makes us acutely-aware of the needs of others around us and the joys to be had in the Now. Most people simply aren't aware of this power, or of such a type of film.
But like great predecessors such as the narrative films of Alejandro Jodorowsky, to the documentary-format in Tom Shadyac's I AM (2010) and Happy (2013), or the ever-popular The Secret (2006), the world can certainly be changed by the power of the medium; and one can understand in watching The Film That Changed The World just how much the husband and wife team the Yeagers, are doing just that, as-well as providing a catalyst-template for all who see, listen, and believe in our Universal-assisted abilities, to make the world a better place, moment-by-moment.
This is indeed a powerful film, hinting at an even-greater power within each and every viewer. Often challenging, it should nonetheless be experienced by all walks of life. There is a desperation within the global community for positive change; The Film That Changed The World quietly leads by example, with a calming assurance that we are powerful-enough, and strong-enough, to hold the awareness and fortitude in blazing such a path to our greater future.
To learn more about 'The Film That Changed The World' and to purchase tickets please visit:
www.thefilmthatchangedtheworld.com
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LocationThe Wilmette Theatre (View)
1122 Central Ave
Wilmette, IL 60091
United States
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| Minimum Age: 16 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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