A global documentary project exploring the spirit of peace, justice, and human dignity

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A global documentary project exploring the spirit of peace, justice, and human dignity 〰️

ABOUT THE FILM

Documentary in POST-production

Release >> FALL 2026

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our beliefs, approach, and goals.

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PARTICIPANTS
photograph of Bill Morse, leader of the Landmine Relief Fund for Cambodia.

Rev. Amy Heller

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Julia Dodson

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Tom Nielson

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Eric Sirotkin

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David Swanson

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Diana Oestreich

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sako tinant

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lorenza belloni

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Rev. Amy Heller 〰️ Julia Dodson 〰️ Tom Nielson 〰️ Eric Sirotkin 〰️ David Swanson 〰️ Diana Oestreich 〰️ sako tinant 〰️ lorenza belloni 〰️

frame still of singer-songwriter Tom Neilson during his interview for the documentary I am for Peace: Where on Earth is the Peace Movement?
frame still of Julia Dodson during her interview for the documentary I am for Peace: Where on Earth is the Peace Movement?

EDUCATION

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View fullsize Our short documentary CAMBODIA: Turning Minefields into Mindfields was selected to be preserved in the Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center in Phnom Penh. In their request, the center wrote: “We learned about the film and were very interested
View fullsize Our documentary film I Am for Peace was selected as a finalist for Screen Dallas 2026. We are grateful to be included among such a select group and thrilled to display our first laurels! The film is in post production, set to premiere soon in DFW and
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View fullsize “War is Still a Lie” — David Swanson’s book just got its update. David Swanson is one of the clearest voices in the peace movement today — a writer, organizer, and one of the participants featured in our documentary I A
View fullsize The poster for our film is ready. I think it turned out nicely. What do you think? The image is a film still we shot at the Sadako Sasaki Children Monument in Hiroshima. Such a poignant story and legacy for peace. Exciting developments taking place
View fullsize Wishing peace to all the mothers in the world ✌🏼💛 This poem was written by Julia Ward Howe in 1870. If you would like to hear it in the powerful voice of today’s women, check out @waging_peace_project