Year: 2017

Tune in for the latest Cinema Scribe segment on Bring Me 2 Life Radio, Wednesday, October 18, at 12:45 pm ET, by clicking here. And, if you don’t hear it live, catch it later on the podcast! ...

Join me and host Katana Abbott this Tuesday, October 17, at 11 am ET, for the latest edition of Smart Women Talk Radio. We’ll discuss conscious creation in the movies, as well as my new book, Third Real: Conscious Creation Goes Back to the Movies. Tune in by clicking here for some lively movie talk! ...

My thanks to Selo Closson for an enjoyable interview about conscious creation and the movies, as well as a preview of my new book, Third Real, on Project Bring Me 2 Life radio. Check it out by clicking here ...

Looking for a FREE sample of my new book, Third Real: Conscious Creation Goes Back to the Movies? Check out Project Bring Me 2 Life’s very enthusiastic review, including a download link that enables site visitors to get a free PDF sample that includes the front and back material and the book’s first three chapters! Click here for your copy. And be sure to tune in live to Bring Me 2 Life radio on Friday October 13 at 4 pm ET when I’ll speak to host Selo Closson about the new book ...

Want a preview of my new book, Third Real: Conscious Creation Goes Back to the Movies? Check out my podcast interview with Miriam Knight of New Consciousness Review radio by clicking here  or here. Join Miriam and me for a fun, thoughtful, lively discussion of conscious creation in the movies, focusing on both current releases and some of the films featured in my new book. Tune in for some inspiring and entertaining movie talk! ...

“Lucky” (2017). Cast: Harry Dean Stanton, David Lynch, Ron Livingston, Ed Begley Jr., Tom Skerritt, James Darren, Beth Grant, Barry Shabaka Henley, Yvonne Huff, Hugo Armstrong, Bertila Damas, Ana Mercedes. Director: John Carroll Lynch. Screenplay: Logan Sparks and Drago Sumonja. Web site. Trailer. The longer we live, the luckier we’re supposed to believe we are, right? But what if that long life is devoid of meaning? In those cases, it seems like we just keep going on and on but without purpose or a sense of what life’s all about. Under those conditions, we have to ask ourselves, is that enough? Does the act of merely biding our time suffice? And, if that’s what’s really happening to us, will we be satisfied with that when we finally reach the end? Those are among the challenges posed to a 90-year-old atheist in the meditative new character study, “Lucky.” Living life as a recluse in a small town in the Arizona desert is almost as barren as the surrounding landscape. So it is with Lucky (Harry Dean Stanton), a retired World War II Navy cook who has outlived nearly everyone he has ever known. By all rights, outsiders might wonder how he’s ...