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Fierce Light: When Spirit Meets Action

Director: Velcrow Ripper
Starring: Alice Walker (Herself), Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Himself), Darryl Hannah (Herself), John Lewis (Himself), Julia Butterfly Hill (Herself), Noah Levine (Himself)
Countries: Canada
Subjects: Buddhism, Religion & Spirituality
Genres: Alive Mind Cinema, Documentary, Spirituality
Type: Color
Year: 2008
Language: English
Length: 95 mins.
Aspect Ratio: 4:3

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Synopsis

In these times of crisis, there is an electric charge in the air, a burgeoning renewal amongst both people who have focused their lives on the spiritual, and those whose lives are centered around the struggle for change. Featuring Velcrow Ripper's stunning cinematography, a compelling soundtrack, and dramatic stories of resistance and transformation, Fierce Light: When Spirit Meets Action is a feature documentary that captures the excitement of Spiritual Activism that is catalyzing the planet. Fueled by the belief that 'another world' is possible, Ripper seeks out today's stories to reveal what is possible when individuals, friends and strangers, faced with a world in crisis, rise to their absolute best.

Educational Reviews

"A solid discussion starter." *** Recommended Video Librarian

"The film is very well made, with excellent quality audio and video, and is carefully edited and sequenced so that it presents a gripping tale from beginning to end." Educational Media Reviews Online

Critical Acclaim

"While including passionate testimony from devoted activists such as author Alice Walker, actress Daryl Hannah, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and, most poignantly, environmental activist Julia Butterfly Hill, 'Fierce Light' is also a globe-trotting record of Ripper's personal quest (following his previous film, 'Scared Sacred') to transcend specific religious faith and embrace an all- encompassing vision of unified humanity, with the civil-rights movement of the '50s and '60s as its solid foundation."
-Seattle Times

"Certainly the best documentary I saw at the Waterfront Film Festival recently was a collection of inspiring stories that made up 'Fierce Light: When Spirit Meets Action.' Filmmaker Velcrow Ripper ('Scared Sacred') globe trots around the world looking at a vast range of people protesting various social issues and examines the notion that social action is most effective when it is deeply rooted in some form of spirituality. The documentary has received awards at numerous film festivals and it is slowing rolling out into theaters this summer with a positive, grassroots buzz growing."
-Beliefnet

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