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WE’RE SAVING THE WORLD
A fifth grade class in Southern Oregon decides to send copies of a book to all the governors in the USA. Why? Because one day Sharon Mehdi sat down and wrote an inspirational story for her granddaughter, a fable about women standing silently for peace. It was a children’s story for adults that showed how each person can make a difference. And that’s just what happened. Encouraged by others to self-publish “The Great Silent Grandmother Gathering”, the little pamphlet soon took on a life of its own and was purchased by a major publisher. “We’re Saving the World” will uplift your spirits as it shows how generations can come together. Here’s a story that will leave you believing that there is still hope for the future.
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D’ICI A LA (FROM HERE TO THERE)
D’ICI A LA follows French painter Eric Figue-Henric as he weaves his two passions – art and spirituality – together. In the south of France we watch as he conceives, plans, and executes a new piece of art; in India we travel with Eric to holy sites and share some of his mystical experiences. D’ICI A LA is a movie that spans art and spirituality; it is an essay on an intellectual man, a spiritual man, an artistic man.
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CROSSING THE VOID (A TRAVERS LE VIDE)
Have you ever taken a leap of faith? For over twenty years Jacques has sold army/navy surplus on the colorful open markets of Provence. Now he wants to change his life. He no longer wants to sell the images of war. “Crossing The Void” is the touching story of Jacques’ transformation and how his world changes in some surprising ways.
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LA SERENITE
In the town of Barjac, one home stands out amongst all the rest. It is known as DOMAINE DE LA SERENITE and it is a ‘CHAMBRES D’HOTES DE CHARME’, a guest house with charm, owned and operated by Catherine l’Helgoualch. LA SERENITE is a romantic look at the owner, her guests, and her region.
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LEGS TO THE NECK
Rarely does a major airline select an independent “art” film as part of its in-flight entertainment. “Legs To The Neck” is the exception – a colorful fast paced insightful and amusing documentary about a woman who creates quirky wearable art. Colette Miquelot runs a small clothing shop in a small town in Provence. Her studio is in a former schoolhouse located in an even smaller town. During the course of the film we follow Colette through the many stages of piecing together a revealing and difficult design. Interwoven are scenes of her working in her shop, interacting and having fun with clients, bicycling through Nimes to select fabric, and finally staging a fashion show with an antiques market serving as the background.
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