Inspirational Film Festival Family Movies

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Movies With Meaning

Do you ever wish you could see a movie with substance.. with inspirational meaning.. a movie you could watch with your family.. something more than those in the theatres today which all seem to glorify violence and not much of anything else? 

You can.

Inspirational film festival movies made by filmakers who believe in adding life and meaning to their movies are an insider movie secret today ... films not many people see.  

Many of the most visionary, inspiring movies made each year are never even released.  They are not what attracts the money.. and that is a rather sad statement of our society today.

However.. you can now see these movies.. movies with thought-provoking compassionate stories, in a mixture of features, shorts and documentaries that explore spirit, spirituality, existence, morality, compassion, the power of the mind, metaphysics and other enriching topics that take you on a journey of personal growth.  

In fact..you can build a library of festival film movies through Spiritual Cinema Circle ... taking a cinematic journey of the heart, mind and spirit evey month  through movies that entertain, inspire and enlighten anyone viewing them.

Spiritual Cinema Circle

A Great Unique Gift 

Spiritual Cinema Circle makes a wonderful gift at any time of the year.... and you can give 18 films for $59.99... which includes a three month membership with such films as those listed below.

The January film offerings ....

KNIGHTS OF THE SOUTH BRONX: Starring Ted Danson, Knights of the South Bronx is the true story of Richard Mason (Ted Danson) who has the courage in mid-life to give up a corporate career in order to fulfill his dream of teaching at an inner city school in the Bronx. As the kids discover some important truths about race, wealth and brains through the game of chess, Richard learns that he has always had the ability inside of him to make a difference in the world.

NOGA, NOGA, REYOGA: A tongue in cheek take on the meaning of yoga (union), Yoga, Noga, Reyoga (Union, Separation, Reunion) is the beautifully animated inner journey of two young monks who find themselves competing for enlightenment. How are we supposed to remain focused and strong with so many outside distractions?

LA LIBERTE De l'INTERIEUR (FREEDOM FROM WITHIN):This award-winning short film cleverly conveys our human struggle with the beliefs we hold about ourselves and the word around us, showing how these beliefs can keep us from our expansive true nature. Are you ready for freedom?

THE LAUGHING CLUB OF INDIA: This joyous documentary made by celebrated Indian director Mira Nair (The Namesake, Monsoon Wedding) introduces us to a new trend spreading across India: laughing clubs. Knowing the positive health benefits of laughter, groups of people meet to laugh together each week.

 

Stephen Simon and the Spiritual Cinema Circle

Because of the nature of today's mainstream movies, many people never bother going to the theatre today.

Stephen Simon, producer of projects such as the Academy Award winnning What Dreams May Come starring Robin Williams and Cuba Gooding Jr., Somewhere In Time starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour and All The Right Moves with Tom Cruise, became disillusioned with his inability to bring quality movies to the public and left Hollywood to live in Oregon. There he co-founded the Spiritual Cinema Circle which now has subcribers in more that 70 countries.

Read more about Stephen Simon here.

 

Heart and Soul of Cinema

If you are looking for positive, enriching inspirational movies with stories that matter, the Spiritual Cinema Circle scout the film festivals globally to find them.

These are movies that have been given acclaim in film festivals around the world... but are rarely given the chance to ever be seen again.

Filmmaker Stephen Simon along with psychologists Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks founded the Spriitual Cinema Circle out of their frustrations rising from the inablility to go to see a movie of substance in the theatres today and are now able to bring these substantive films out to the public to enjoy.

See how it all transpired here.

 

Everything But the Popcorn

The Spritual Cinema Circle sends many bonuses along with the movies...which.. by the way... come in earth friendly recyled packaging.

Stephen Simon gives a personal introduction to each month's movies with his filmmaker's insight explaining how the movies' themes tie together.

Each DVD comes with thought provoking reflection questions for each movie.

A community site connects with other members and filmmakers.

You can enter a filmmaker's chat to see how these films are made.

See all of the amenities here.

 

Enrich Your Movie Viewing Life Today

The films that arrive from the Spiritual Cinema Circle are not rentals that need to be returned.

They are yours to keep.

A membership will bring these rare jewels directly to your door, with carefully picked selections arriving once a month, with you always having the option to cancel your membership at any time.

The montly membership fee is $21 + shipping.

The first month is free which gives you the opportunity to see for yourself the quality of these movies without risking anything.

Membership Benefits

-Monthly DVD compilation with four films including a feature, a documentary and two short films.

-Exclusive access to our members only community site

-Exclusive original movies that often premiere before available anywhere else.

-Special, members-only savings on past films.

-Insider access to local spiritual cinema communitites.

-Savings on DVDs and other movie products.

Spiritual Cinema Circle.. special for all.

Inspirational film festival movies are bound to be a refreshing break!

 

I hope this was meaningful in some small way to you...........

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