The documentary film “The Tibetan Book of the Dead” was made by Barrie McLean, having as information the book with the same title, Bardo Thödol, or The Tibetan Book of the Dead. This is an esoteric, strange, profound, disturbing text, but which we would be tempted to label, according to our Western culture, as lacking in credibility and boundless boldness. However, to the extent that it has penetrated so far to us, through translations in widely circulated languages, but I

The documentary film “A man, a cow, a planet”, with and about Peter Proctor, the father of biodynamic agriculture in New Zealand, with the original title “One Man, One Cow, One Planet” shows us what globalization actually is: an ecological and human disaster. Modern industrial agriculture is destroying the Earth and causing desertification phenomena, lack of water, introduction of toxic substances into food, destruction of oceanic ecosystems, soil erosion and fertility decline

In this fascinating documentary film, we will travel with historian Bettany Hughes discovering the seven wonders of the Buddhist world, penetrating the mysteries of one of the oldest systems of thought in the world. Buddhism was born in India over 2500 years ago with a man who had an extraordinary revelation during meditation. Today, Buddhism is practiced by over 350 million people worldwide, gaining more and more followers in each of the

A documentary film that tells us about the dictatorship of implantable electronic chips, originally designed for animals and now used on humans as well. A first experiment with RFID implants (radio-frequency identification device) was done by British cybernetician Kevin Warwick, who implanted a chip in his arm in 1998. In 2004, Conrad Chase began offering implantable chips to VIP customers at his nightclubs in Barcelona and Rotterda.

A special film with a story that delights our hearts, a true spiritual treasure. … Two tiny silhouettes cross the immensity of the desert: Bab’Aziz, an old blind dervis, and his niece, little Ishtar, who guides him to the great meeting of the dervisi. Legend has it that the place of the secret gathering, which takes place only once every 30 years, can only be discovered by the one who knows how to listen with his heart to the infinite silence of the desert. Before reaching their destination, the two meet other losers

“Returning to the source”- the present documentary made by director Josh Oreck, arrived maybe a little late with us, given the moment it was released (2004), refers to the famous trilogy of the Wachowski brothers – The Matrix and to the central philosophical idea of that film that life as we know it is nothing but a dream or an illusion. perfectly exemplified by a plethora of philosophers, of whom I will mention only the professor of Princeton University, Dr. Cornel West,