In 1988 director Kevin Tomlinson interviewed a group of back-to-the-land hippies at a 'healing gathering' in rural Washington State practicing peace and love. Now, in this poignant ... See full summary »
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In 1988 director Kevin Tomlinson interviewed a group of back-to-the-land hippies at a 'healing gathering' in rural Washington State practicing peace and love. Now, in this poignant examination of this community over time, he tracks down those original interviewees and their children twenty years later to find out what the glories and sufferings of living out of the mainstream and off the grid might really look like. Written by
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I was so moved and delighted by this extraordinary film... such a clear and persuasive story of authentic people living lives on the land they love.
Persuasive because our own life choices and integrity come into focus as the film dances among themes of family, community, conformity, spontaneity and beliefs...
I'm sure the film will move others to reflect upon their own paths as it makes its way through the world...Bravo! Superb! Love, Henry
posted by Henry Marshall, Ph.D, Amsterdam @ 09:23 AM on November 01, 2009
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I was so moved and delighted by this extraordinary film... such a clear and persuasive story of authentic people living lives on the land they love.
Persuasive because our own life choices and integrity come into focus as the film dances among themes of family, community, conformity, spontaneity and beliefs...
I'm sure the film will move others to reflect upon their own paths as it makes its way through the world...Bravo! Superb! Love, Henry
posted by Henry Marshall, Ph.D, Amsterdam @ 09:23 AM on November 01, 2009