Unity

Name: Unity
Genre: Documentary
Released: August 12, 2015
Duration: 99 min

2015

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Nation Earth | Release Date: August 12, 2015 | Not Rated

Summary: Seven years in the making, Unity is a new documentary that explores humanity’s hopeful transformation from living by killing into living by loving. It is a unique film about compassion for all beings, or all “expressions of life,” and going beyond all “separation based on form,” and beyond perceiving opposites.

Director: Shaun Monson

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 99 min

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Justin Lowe

Aug 13, 2015

Monson does succeed in editing the frequently dissimilar footage together into a fairly attractive package, although an animated sequence depicting the power of cosmic forces and another illustrating an historical timeline of human events feel rather too forced and self-consciously showy. Read full review

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moonlite

Jun 25, 2019

this was really cute for a short film the message was somewhat clear and the actors were grrat

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mandm1951

Aug 12, 2015

I was disappointed. I found the film rather preachy and self-important. One of the film's messages is, "Not the same, but equal." But I got the sense that the film-maker believes and wants us to believe that his views are more equal than everyone else's. That said, a few of the clips wereI was disappointed. I found the film rather preachy and self-important. One of the film's messages is, "Not the same, but equal." But I got the sense that the film-maker believes and wants us to believe that his views are more equal than everyone else's. That said, a few of the clips were startling.… Expand

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brockcheese

Feb 11, 2020

Just the Hollywood elites telling about why their opinions are so much better than ours and how we need to end wars and blah blah blah.

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