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FILM SYNOPSIS Journey of the Universe An Epic Story of Cosmic, Earth, and Human Transformation EMMY® Award-Winning Film for Best Documentary Written by Brian Thomas Swimme & Mary Evelyn Tucker One day on a Greek island... See full synopsis »
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27 March 2011 (USA) See more »Box Office
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$1,800,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Winner of the 2012 San Francisco/Northern California regional Emmy® Award for Best Documentary. See more »Quotes
Himself - Host: This story has the power to awaken us more deeply to who we are. For just as the Milky Way is the universe in the form of a flower, we are the universe in the form of a human. And every time we are drawn to look up in the night sky and reflect on the awesome beauty of the universe, we are actually the universe reflecting on itself. And this changes everything.See more »
Journey of the Universe is worth every minute one spends watching it. In fact, one can't just watch it; it challenges you to imagine, to think. If there is any criticism, it is that it is too rich with ideas for a film approximately one hour long. It presents so many ways, hermeneutics, of viewing the history of the universe that a single viewing was not sufficient. Fortunately, the invitation to learn and think did not detract from the over-all feeling of humility, awe and love that the film engendered in this viewer. The final question put to us by Brian Swimme remains long after the film ends: knowing what we know now, how can we use the energies of the universe within us to recreate the face of the earth.