2012: The Great Transition – A New Beginning (documentary)

<>On November 15, 2012, this film was released on the internet in Australia, 2012: Crossing Over – A New Beginning, by a young debutant, the Bosnian emigrant, Amel Tresnjic, who proves the same genius as his predecessors Scott Noble and B.A. Brooks, making an extraordinary documentary using, according to his own words, a “huge” film crew made up of himself, as a producer, screenwriter, director and film editor.

Unlike the apocalyptic scenarios portrayed in cinematographic “great creations” and in the mass media, this film honestly explores spiritual points of view regarding the meaning of December 21, 2012 and, implicitly, of the period that will follow it, incisively dissecting the “state of the world” in which we live and providing a message, at least optimistic, regarding the possibilities of each individual to resynchronize with Creation, bringing their individual contribution, not negligible, to transforming the world into a better place.
Without having any external source of funding or support from any film studio, the young director released his film freely, on Youtube, in the hope that his positive message would reach as many people as possible and it even reached, because it exceeded 500,000 views, in the first three weeks of viewing.
The great cinematographic jackals immediately smelled a source of profit and, why not, the possibility of “cosmeticizing” it a little more – read “censorship” – Hollywood offering Amel Tresnjic, from the first week of its release, a firm broadcasting contract, which he respectfully refused because of the first contractual condition: to be removed from the internet.

The strong positive message of the film quickly created a lot of fans around the world, being screened in many countries and on hundreds of internet channels, being translated, by enthusiasts, into over 16 different languages.