An Enquiry into A New Story for Humanity
Change the Story, Change the World
A gift from the Findhorn Foundation
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We are delighted to share with you our New Story film and invite you to join the growing number of change makers around the world who have watched the film and are taking action to accelerate a new story for humanity. You may choose to watch from your own home or gather a group and host your own screening.
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To ensure the film is seen by as many people around the world as possible, please share the trailer widely through your personal and professional networks.
The Making of the Film
The film was inspired by the New Story Summit at the Findhorn Foundation: a sold-out multicultural, multigenerational enquiry into a new story for humanity, attended by change makers and activists from over 50 countries. A number of professional filmmakers gifted their skills during the summit and conducted a series of interviews with key speakers, each carrying a thread of the new story.
This feature length film brings together excerpts from some of these inspiring interviews, along with key moments from the summit itself. It is intended as a tool to inspire and inform, to foster further enquiry, and to serve as a call to action in service to a better world.
The film is a beautifully and sensitively woven tapestry of the rich diversity that is the human family. Featuring live event coverage and interviews on the essential topics of our time: from cosmology to ecology, from ancient wisdom to current thinking, from leadership to governance, from economy to social justice, from education to initiation, from community to sustainability.
Captured through the lens of both our frailty and our wisdom, our pain and our joy, this enquiry into a new story for humanity offers a gateway into the evolutionary consciousness that will propel us as a species to recognise and embody our interdependence in harmony with the planet and in partnership with all life.
The Film as Our Gift to You
The film has been produced entirely on the basis of gift economy, as was the summit itself, and is being offered online as our gift to you. A labour of love, the production of the film would not have been possible were it not for the generous gifting of summiteers. We are deeply appreciative of the talents, skills, abilities, creativity, wisdom, open-heartedness and love of all those who contributed. We are also grateful for the presence of all those who attended the summit and for their ongoing work in the world in accelerating a new story for humanity to live into.
The Findhorn Premiere and Live Web Streaming
The film premiered here at Findhorn 30 April 2016, in the Universal Hall, the home of the summit, and was live streamed around the world. The intent was to come together as a global family of change makers. Over 60 countries tuned in, all over the globe, to watch the film with us. The Premiere included the 90-minute film, followed by a facilitated post-film discussion of key themes presented in the film, which you may watch here on demand. Over 2,000 people gathered their friends, family, colleagues and community interest groups and joined us for an exciting evening of engaged viewing and inspired action.
Global Release: On Demand Viewing
The film is now available to watch online with two viewing options:
- Watch the film on demand
- Watch the film along with the Premiere and post-film discussion on demand
Join our map of countries screening the film
We are thrilled with the reception to our trailer. Already over 60 countries have joined our map and screened the film from their home locations and in their communities. Some have screened the film at their local movie theatres, at their universities, or for interest groups and gatherings. Perhaps you would like to gather a group to watch together or join a screening near you. If there is not yet a screening near you, perhaps you would like to host one. Click the ‘View Screenings’ button to read all the inspiring messages from our global family of change makers.
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