A Special Preview Screenings of
"Dalai Lama Renaissance" (narrated by Harrison Ford, and
including Michael Beckwith)
A special "sneak preview" of the "Dalai Lama Renaissance," a
feature documentary film narrated by Harrison Ford and
including Michael Beckwith (from "The Secret"), and
Fred Alan Wolf and Amit Goswami from "What the Bleep Do We Know,"
will be presented by The RabBoar Studio on June 28th from 4:00PM to
6:00PM at the Arend Arts Center in Bentonville. Here are
directions:
http://www.bentonville.k12.ar.us/arendarts/directions.asp
Please join us for this very special documentary. General
Admission Tickets can be purchased for $10 (plus tax and a small 50
cent handling fee) by sending a check or money order with
THIS form to RabBoar Studio,
12807 E Tucks Chapel Road, Rogers, AR. Tickets will be sent to
you by US Mail - allow 7 days for your check to clear.
Tickets purchased at the door, if space is still available,
will be $12.00.
Fifty-percent of the proceeds will go to the
film's creators who will donate 1/3 to the Preservation of the
Tibetan Culture.
"Dalai Lama Renaissance" has screened for enthusiastic sold out
audiences throughout the U.S. and world, and has won 10 awards,
and is the official selection at 35 film festivals around the
world.
“Dalai Lama
Renaissance” is an 80 minute documentary film about forty
of the world’s most innovative thinkers who travel to
India
in the
Himalayan
Mountains
to meet with the Dalai Lama to solve many of the world’s problems.
What happened was surprising and unexpected.
Narrated by actor Harrison Ford, the film also features
Quantum Physicists Fred Alan Wolf and Amit Gowami from
“What the Bleep Do We Know,” and Michel Beckwith and
Fred Alan Wolf from “the Secret,” Social Scientist
Jean Houston, and New Thought minister Harry Morgan Moses.
The film also includes other New Thought authors and thinkers
who were also a part of these "Synthesis Dialogs" with the Dalai
Lama.
You can read more about "Dalai Lama Renaissance," including watching
three different trailers for the film, here:
www.DalaiLamaFilm.com
To date, "Dalai Lama Renaissance" has won 10 international film
festival awards, including:
“Best Documentary Film” - Monaco International Film Festival
(Monte Carlo, Monaco), “Grand Jury Prize” - Canada
International Film Festival (best feature from among narrative and
documentary feature-length films), “Best Feature Documentary
Film” - Moondance International Film Festival (Universal Studios
in Los Angeles), “Audience Award - Best Documentary Film” -
Moondance International Film Festival, “KoshinoMiyako Award”
- Global Peace Film Festival - KoshinoMiyako, Japan (the only
non-Asian film to win an award at the festival), and the
“Audience Award - Best Documentary Film” - Big Bear Lake
International Film Festival (CA), “Peace Award” - Monaco
International Film Festival, “Grand Jury Special Prize” -
Barbados International Film Festival, “People’s Choice Award”
– Frozen River Film Festival (Minnesota), “Most Requested Film”
- Sedona Film Festival.
On February 14-15, because of overwhelming demand by audiences,
"Dalai Lama Renaissance" was the only film in the history of the
Boulder International Film Festival to receive a second
screening at the festival. 800 people sold out the Boulder Theater
for the first screening, and 500 filled the second.
Two weeks earlier in January, "Dalai Lama Renaissance" was the
opening night film at the Frozen River Film Festival in Minnesota,
and attracted an audience of 1,000 to sell out the theater.
Two days later, the film had another sell out screening at its
second screening at the festival.
"Dalai Lama Renaissance" has had sold out screenings around
the world, including: 3 sold out screenings at FilmFest Munich
in Germany, 4 sold out screening at the Montreal World Film
Festival, a sold out screening at the Cork Film Festival in
Ireland, a 500 audience sold out show near Venice, Italy,
a 500 seat sold out show at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood,
and other sold out shows.
"Dalai Lama Renaissance" has received several positive reviews:
1) Amy Wong of LA Yoga Magazine, wrote that "Dalai Lama
Renaissance" was: "a stunning tour-de-force" and that it
provided an "intimate glimpse into the Dalai Lama's life."
The full review is here:
http://www.dalailamafilm.com/articles_reviews/review_la_yoga_magazine.html
2) A few weeks ago, Jean Miyake Downey of the Kyoto Journal,
wrote that “This film was startlingly original”… and that it
was “a revelatory documentary…. A beautiful and fresh window on
the Dalai Lama.” The entire review here:
http://dalailamafilm.com/articles_reviews/review_kyoto_journal.html
3) During "Dalai Lama Renaissance”’s screening at the Montreal World
Film Festival, one of the most important film critics from Canada
(John Griffin of the Montreal Gazette, which is one of the
largest newspapers in Canada), called Dalai Lama Renaissance “a
provocative, even enlightening film” and “fascinating,
ravishingly beautiful and sonically soothing.” The full review
can be found here:
http://www.dalailamafilm.com/articles_reviews/review_montreal_gazette.html
Purchase your tickets now for $10.00 plus
7% tax and 50 cents postage/handling
-- 50% of the proceeds will go to the producers who will donate 1/3
to the Preservation of the Tibetan Culture. Tickets at the door will
be $12.00 plus tax.
