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	Jerusalem: Living in the Shadow of God Documentary Feature Film This film is produced by Crisman Films and co-produced by Frida Productions "Jerusalem: Living in the Shadow of God" is an in-depth look into the discord and jingoist attitudes that has led to more than a millennium of conflict between the three widespread monotheistic religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam. From award wining director/producer Stephen Crisman ("Blood Money: Switzerland's Nazi Gold" (1997), "Bob Dylan: The American Troubadour" 2004, etc.), this in-depth and intimate film looks at the problems that have plagued the old city of Jerusalem since the Temple of David, the time of Jesus and the Flight of Mohammad to heaven. Intertwined in a very complicated political situation, "Jerusalem: Living in the Shadow of God" provides a clear description of how all three Faiths- Jewish, Christian, and Muslim, suffer in the historical battle over Faith, Territory and God. "Jerusalem: Living in the Shadow of God" presents the viewer with the dilemmas that face each side, exploring the political predicaments that have caused massive suffering in Israel, Palestine and beyond. A Palestinian bomber, Edgar Bronfman Sr. (President of the World Jewish Congress,) a female Israeli soldier, the Patriarch's of the Greek and Armenian Churches, Hamas and Fatah party leaders, Knesset and Mosaad leaders and other key players, victims and bystanders are a few of the individuals explored in this film that helps the viewer digest a very complicated problem and, so far unresolved, violent dilemma -- with clarity and straightforward storytelling. Narrated by Michael Keaton, "Jerusalem: Living in the Shadow of God" challenges the viewer to step outside the personal and embrace the universal angst that resides in this region.
	Brilliant, a true story Full Feature Film Lemle Pictures in association with Frida Productions Website: www.lemlepictures.com This wonderfully inpsiring and often funny story tells of overcoming extraordinary obstacles: medical, scientific, and cultural, sometimes by traditional methods that Dr. Larry Brillinat initiated in his unlikely journey towards erradicating the small pox epedemic in India. In the early 1970's, he was a young hippie doctor, traveling by bus from Engalnd to Bangladesh with his wife Girija and 32 members of a commune called, "The Hog Farm." Dr. Brilliant meets his guru, Maharaj ji, in a defiant manner, only to realize that this teacher has a mission for him- an impossible mission, which he eventually is able to accomplish through persistence and Divine will.
	The Green Movie Narrative/Documentary Feature Film John O’Brien, Director/Producer Bellwether Projects, with Frida Productions, LLC. Email: bellwetherfilms@yahoo.com THE GREEN MOVIE is a film about teenagers and the next 50 years. It’s a comedy with a simple message—Question everything. It’s a project with daunting challenges: Take the environment, a subject in which language itself is partisan, construct a story around it that is provocative and funny (because humor is a universal language), and hold the attention span of a 15 year-old for 90 minutes.
	A World of Differences Frida Productions and Ben Reel Productions A rockin' and groovy short film that is made to entertain and educate the school children of Idaho about how differences are good and benficial. Original music to be created by Paul Cox.
	Positive Dreams A short film dedicated to informing the public of the mission of the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors. Bex Wilkinson, Chair of the Board Interviews Joan Halifax Roshi, Adam Jones (guitarist of Tool), and Jeffery Bronfman about manifesting the dream of Alex and Allyson Grey.