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Apocalypse 2012: The World After Time Ends is a documentary that revives humanity s ancient spiritual past with Native American spiritualists, secular prophets, environmentalists, healers and leaders in the global sustainability movement. Director Bruce Weaver clearly Illustrates that only a spiritual and mythic revival can correct humanity s course. From stories by Sequoyah Trueblood, a former Green Beret and Choctaw medicine man, to the eco-visionary insights of environmentalist Dr. John Todd.
Apocalypse 2012 will challenge the world to rethink, regroup and revive the ancient spiritual paths modern society has lost, clearly to its peril. Apocalypse 2012 is a call to end mechanized ways of existence by waking to the buried callings of our ancient soul song. The time is now. Humanity is barreling past the point of no return. Fueled by hope, but awake to our catastrophic path, this film explores in a penetrating and, at times, disturbing way the very real fate of the planet and the potential of the individual to shift the collective course if changes are made. Some viewers may close their hearts and minds to the revelations in this film. Others will awaken with increased hope, feeling less threatened and fearful, more deeply inspired to build a sustainable future for posterity. Prepare for the coming apocalypse of change, for it is coming and for those who are prepared, a new dawn will arise. ''Unsettling and invigorating,'' Jesse Wolf Hardin.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
An incredible film - forget the lurid title
4 Dec 2011
By B. Hauser
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This is a wonderful work of passion and quality, and the only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because at 2 hours, it's just too much of a good thing. Not what you'd expect from the exploitive title and cover art--less of a commentary on prophecy and more of a comment on the perils of our current course as a species--keepers of the Earth, whether we like it or not. Filmmaker Bruce Weaver effectively utilizes stock footage from the last century with statements of Native Americans, both from North and South America. Whether it's climate change, the poisoning of the water, the raping of the Earth, as one man says, "the results aren't difficult to see, but those results don't have to happen." This film is a powerful call for action on environmental issues. Tragically, I recall seeing similar films growing up in the 50s, but nothing was done then, and little is being done now. The fact so many (for selfish reasons) refuse to even admit the destruction of the planet doesn't bode well for us. Unfortunately, they aren't going to see this film. Kudos to Mr. Weaver for the film and the magnificent lighting on the interviews. This is a good companion piece to An Inconvenient Truth--it's too bad it won't be seen as widely as that Oscar-winning documentary. The movie expresses a very positive viewpoint despite the laundry-list of humankind-killing crises we face immediately. It points out that nothing else matters much if you can't breathe the air, drink the water or eat non-poisonous food.
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Great movie, worth watching!!
19 May 2013
By kdeva7
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This was definitely not what I expected, but in a good way. In all actuality this movie is about saving the earth from the destruction that is being done to it every day. All in all a worthwhile effort and message.
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18 May 2013
By Shane
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There was so much hype around 2012 and the world ending I figured I owed it to myself and my natural curiosity to find out exactly what all the talk was about. Having watched this I feel like I can have an informed discussion about 2012 and all its implications. Not just for the conspiracy theorists.
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