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Running time: 50 minutes
The Cast:
Ilchi Lee, Neale Donald Walsch, Stuart Hameroff, M.D., Mariale
Hardiman, Ed.D., Melissa Koci, Michael Munson
Dave Beal, Younglim Lee Ph.D., Gerard J. Marek, M.D., Ph.D.
Enlightening new perspectives combined with scientific background
of modern physics and neuroscience as well as mind/body self-help
tips to utilize in daily life for real Change.
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 Future Assassin
Running time: 26 minutes
Directed by: Yunus Shahul
Starring: Amanda McDowall, Brittney Santoro, Hansen
Wetsel, Jeremy J Weber, Kate Tenetko, Ludovic Coutaud, Tyler Van
Brussel
Future Assassin is a coming of age short
comedy that takes place in 1965 in the American Mid West. It tells
the story about a young high school student
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Story behind the "The Village Boy" Movie
Directed by: Damien Dematra, Indonesia
Starring: Radhit Syam
For Damien, the film itself is very personal and colorful. Tears
mixed with emotions, egos, and interests from various partied have
made this movie mentally costly for Damien. According to him, it was
just in the second half of the shooting, the process can start
running smoother. He did that because for Damien, this movie is his
present for Buya and the Indonesian people. It was a promise to be
fulfilled to movie lovers in Indonesia and international society�to
make a humanist, educating, and at the same time entertaining film.
Moreover, the movie which script was disassembled 10 times will be
played regularly in Muhammadiyah and Catholic schools, which put
distinctive moral burden to Damien.
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Directed by: In Hak Jang
Produced and written by: Joon Bai
'The Other Side of the Mountain' is the first
feature film co-produced between a U.S. company and North Korea
(Democratic People's Republic of Korea). The film took six years to
complete under extremely difficult circumstances. The collaboration
with the North Korean film industry has been a delicate yet fruitful
relationship. With the consent of the Department of Culture of North
Korean Government, the American producer was granted access to
produce this feature film with North Koreans. The film was shot
entirely on location in North Korea. The cast and crew involved in
the production of this film are North Korean, who received rations
from the government for working on the film like any other job. The
soundtrack features an orchestra and original songs composed by
North Korean musicians. This was also the first instance of sync
sound for a film made in North Korea. The sound equipment was
brought over to Pyongyang and used for the first time in their film
history. Never having produced a film of this scope, the nation is
proud to present the film to the rest of the world.
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