The Film That Changed the World
The Film That Changed The World' is a documentary film about the story of William and Anais Yeager and the making of the film trilogy 'Jesus of Malibu'. For 7 years husband and wife and independent fi…
The Film That Changed the World
The Film That Changed The World' is a documentary film about the story of William and Anais Yeager and the making of the film trilogy 'Jesus of Malibu'. For 7 years husband and wife and independent filmmakers William and Anais Yeager devoted their lives to create a "transcendental film", one that would raise the conscious awareness of humanity and change the world. The Yeagers remarkable story and their David and Goliath determination to accomplish this mission is a testament of courage and faith. 'Jesus of Malibu' was completed with no money or financing and without a single person involved, not even a 1- person film crew. The film was written, produced, directed, and acted by William and Anais Yeager. The Yeagers also composed all the music for the soundtrack. The film was created with a method the Yeagers called "Transcendental Film-making". —Chris Von Weinberg
The Film That Changed the World
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The Film That Changed The World' is a documentary film about the story of William and Anais Yeager and the making of the film trilogy 'Jesus of Malibu'. For 7 years husband and wife and independent filmmakers William and Anais Yeager devoted their lives to create a "transcendental film", one that would raise the conscious awareness of humanity and change the world. The Yeagers remarkable story and their David and Goliath determination to accomplish this mission is a testament of courage and faith.
'Jesus of Malibu' was completed with no money or financing and without a single person involved, not even a 1- person film crew. The film was written, produced, directed, and acted by William and Anais Yeager. The Yeagers also composed all the music for the soundtrack.
The film was created with a method the Yeagers called "Transcendental Film-making". —Chris Von Weinberg.