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Saturday, August 20, 2011

Aspects of Nature - Open Eye Pictures E-News



UPCOMING WORKSHOP AT ESALEN



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Filmmaker and cinematographer Andy Abrahams Wilson is once again offering his unique workshop Framing Nature: Photography as Meditation and Mediation on September 11-16 at the renowned Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA. An inward and outward journey, this workshop invites you to go deeply with the camera--into the world of nature and your own human nature. Connect through the lens of your camera with the abundance and nuance of the natural world--and soak in the exquisite hot springs perched on the ocean's cliffs!
www.openeyepictures.com/services_workshops


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UNDER OUR SKIN: NOW AIRING ON PBS & NETFLIX


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This Oscar semifinalist and critically acclaimed film continues to impact communities and open eyes to the devastation and seriousness of Lyme disease. With over 530 broadcasts on public television stations, UNDER OUR SKIN will reach more than 80% of the PBS market and millions of households, spreading awareness about a major medical and health care threat. As the TV broadcasts wind down, viewers can still watch the movie instantly on Netflix, where it has tallied over 100,000 ratings. Or get the new DVD, packed with over an hour of bonus footage, foreign language subtitles, and a 32-page discussion guide. And be sure to join our active Facebook community to network and connect.
www.underourskin.com


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THE GROVE: COMING TO PBS IN DECEMBER


healing nature
This new Open Eye Pictures film tells the story of the little-known, almost hidden, National AIDS Memorial in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. It asks questions about what it means to be a national memorial and how best to remember an epidemic that killed more Americans than all the U.S. wars in the 20th Century. THE GROVE has several upcoming festival screenings, including one this Saturday at the Sausalito Film Festival in the producers' hometown. In the works is a PBS broadcast beginning on World AIDS Day, December 1st. And stay tuned for more information about iMemorial, our groundbreaking mobile app using mapping and augmented reality to create and place virtual memorials for loved ones.
www.thegrovefilm.com


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THREADS: A NEW FILM SPINS TOWARDS PRODUCTION


human nature?
Fifteen years after her mother's death, journalist Marisa Fox discovers a buried secret: her mother had been in a Nazi concentration camp as a young girl. There, she and other Jewish girls from German-speaking Silesia in Poland toiled as slaves, turning flax into threads for S.S. uniforms. Unlike the typical holocaust story, they all survived. A lost diary of the girls' days in the camp resurfaces in Australia, and Marisa finds there in the handwriting of a mother she never really knew clues about the cost of secrets--and the way they thread through generations. A story about sisterhood, survival and secrets, THREADS is now in production, but we need your support to finish the film. Please consider a tax-deductible contribution today. We're also looking for interns for the film. E-mail us if interested.
www.threadsmovie.com


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