This Month's Spiritual Cinema Circle Films

CELAMY

How do we get through childhood traumas with our beings intact? Sometimes we get a little extra help! In this beautifully crafted short film, that feels like it was made for the Spiritual Cinema Circle, Nelly has an imaginary friend who leads her through tough moments with priceless advice and encouragement. But growing up is all about making choices, even for our imaginary friends. Written and directed by Julie Anne Meerschwam. 18 min.

DISENCHANTED

So you think you feel neurotic? How would you like to be Snow White or Cinderella, living in this day and age, trying to deal with your issues as a woman and an icon? Here’s your chance to find out! In this wacky short film, seven of our favorite female fairytale characters come together on the psychiatrist’s (Jim Belushi) couch to talk truth about their hopes and dreams and seriously neurotic behavior. written and directed by Terri Edda Miller. 8 min.

TRAVELLERS AND MAGICIANS

This visually, stunning film leads us on a spiritual journey through the Tibetan countryside, using storytelling technique to bring new light to our life journeys. Is it possible that the sense of having larger a life mission might include finding our true destinies right here at home? Written and Directed by Tibetan Rimpoche Kyentse Norbu. 108 min. in Tibetan with English subtitles. 

INDIGO EVOLUTION

This feature documentary explores the Indigo children phenomenon through interviews with experts, Indigo kids, and parents. Indigo Evolution takes us through the origins of the concept of this unique evolution in human history, exploring the implications and potential of this challenging and inspiring new group of humans. Directed by James Twyman. 80 min.

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