East Forest

Like at our core, we all have wounds and traumas and we're reacting from them. And that causes things like polarization and the loneliness, the epidemics of depression. So by sourcing within and sort of recognizing that our inner work, our work on ourselves, it really matters because we need to spring out from there to make change in the world. That's the primary message of the film.

All of it. Yeah. So the movie is a hybrid. It's a narrative documentary. So there's what we call verite scenes, meaning like they're just real scenes as opposed to talking heads, which you might see in some documentaries. But actually we have conversations in there as well. And there's a lot of music. There's music sequences that are like live on screen and

All of it. Yeah. So the movie is a hybrid. It's a narrative documentary. So there's what we call verite scenes, meaning like they're just real scenes as opposed to talking heads, which you might see in some documentaries. But actually we have conversations in there as well. And there's a lot of music. There's music sequences that are like live on screen and

All of it. Yeah. So the movie is a hybrid. It's a narrative documentary. So there's what we call verite scenes, meaning like they're just real scenes as opposed to talking heads, which you might see in some documentaries. But actually we have conversations in there as well. And there's a lot of music. There's music sequences that are like live on screen and

also sort of montage-y and the music goes from the foreground to the background. It's been really strong reactions, very emotional reactions from people. Like while we're talking today, I'm in Encinitas, California. We have a screening tomorrow. It's sold out. And we just came from LA where it's playing right now on October 10th. We're doing screenings all over the country.

also sort of montage-y and the music goes from the foreground to the background. It's been really strong reactions, very emotional reactions from people. Like while we're talking today, I'm in Encinitas, California. We have a screening tomorrow. It's sold out. And we just came from LA where it's playing right now on October 10th. We're doing screenings all over the country.

also sort of montage-y and the music goes from the foreground to the background. It's been really strong reactions, very emotional reactions from people. Like while we're talking today, I'm in Encinitas, California. We have a screening tomorrow. It's sold out. And we just came from LA where it's playing right now on October 10th. We're doing screenings all over the country.

It's World Mental Health Day. And we're specifically doing it on 1010 because of that to say like, hey, if we all come together and feel together and witness together in a theater, that means something. Like we're amplifying that experience of being like, oh, I'm not alone.

It's World Mental Health Day. And we're specifically doing it on 1010 because of that to say like, hey, if we all come together and feel together and witness together in a theater, that means something. Like we're amplifying that experience of being like, oh, I'm not alone.

It's World Mental Health Day. And we're specifically doing it on 1010 because of that to say like, hey, if we all come together and feel together and witness together in a theater, that means something. Like we're amplifying that experience of being like, oh, I'm not alone.

It's 82 minutes. So it's a feature length, but it's a nice and tight.

It's 82 minutes. So it's a feature length, but it's a nice and tight.

It's 82 minutes. So it's a feature length, but it's a nice and tight.

I think as any artist, you're never quite satiated in your expression. And I think that's what drives us forward. And there's still a lot of things I want to do artistically that I either haven't had the opportunity to do or I'm developing towards it as an artist. And that horizon keeps me driving forward.

I think as any artist, you're never quite satiated in your expression. And I think that's what drives us forward. And there's still a lot of things I want to do artistically that I either haven't had the opportunity to do or I'm developing towards it as an artist. And that horizon keeps me driving forward.

I think as any artist, you're never quite satiated in your expression. And I think that's what drives us forward. And there's still a lot of things I want to do artistically that I either haven't had the opportunity to do or I'm developing towards it as an artist. And that horizon keeps me driving forward.

Again, going back to that sense of service, like I want to reach as many people as possible. And I still think there's so many people yet to touch and to be in dialogue with energetically. That's what I'm excited to find creative ways to do.

Again, going back to that sense of service, like I want to reach as many people as possible. And I still think there's so many people yet to touch and to be in dialogue with energetically. That's what I'm excited to find creative ways to do.

Again, going back to that sense of service, like I want to reach as many people as possible. And I still think there's so many people yet to touch and to be in dialogue with energetically. That's what I'm excited to find creative ways to do.

I mean, with the film, I've been talking to a lot of people because we do panels when I'm at the events and I hear a lot of stories one-on-one. I also do a Patreon where it's more of a, I call it the council. And so we have more of a community there, but, and then people engage on social media and, you know, you hear stories and that's important too. So you're not just like working in a vacuum.