@Rev_766 It seems like you missed not only the point of this film but also the spirit with which it was made. The movie is not advising anyone to do the things that these people are doing. Quite the opposite, if you actually watched the film.
Moreover, the scientists that are in the film are not taken out of context or misquoted. How would you even know if they were? (BTW, we have never received even a phone call or email by any of them expressing dissent.)
While the film starts out giving serious consideration to the practice of sungazing, it ultimately turns satirical while still showing that the power of belief works in mysterious ways. It also does so with subtle humor, which seems to have not landed with you.
We'll look for that podcast you mention but also know that other reviews/podcasts hailed the film as "one of the most unique documentaries of the year".
Lastly, I don't think the Documentary Channel would have broadcast our film if they felt there were any of the concerns you mention.
Moreover, the scientists that are in the film are not taken out of context or misquoted. How would you even know if they were? (BTW, we have never received even a phone call or email by any of them expressing dissent.)
While the film starts out giving serious consideration to the practice of sungazing, it ultimately turns satirical while still showing that the power of belief works in mysterious ways. It also does so with subtle humor, which seems to have not landed with you.
We'll look for that podcast you mention but also know that other reviews/podcasts hailed the film as "one of the most unique documentaries of the year".
Lastly, I don't think the Documentary Channel would have broadcast our film if they felt there were any of the concerns you mention.
