5 years ago we released our film about Dr Sarno - All The Rage (saved by sarno). The film took well over a decade to make, partly because there has been so much resistance to the very simple idea that our physical and emotional health are inextricably linked
@rumur Guten Tag, please find the unroll here: 4 years ago today my partners and I released a film, "All The Rage"… https://t.co/NgyEERIA1K Share this if you think it's interesting. 🤖
@melodystiles @jenjenniffniff @johnpavlovitz I hope you can check out our follow up film - about Dr John Sarno - @TheStoryOfPain / https://t.co/9a8yOByOyM - dr Sarno was practicing trauma informed care 30 years before anyone coined the term
@Chinchillazllla There’s no question mark in the title. It’s pointing out that we don’t know - subtle - and maybe tricky or seemingly unfair - but no one knows for sure ..
🚨 #TrueCrimeTuesday WHO TOOK JOHNNY is an examination into an infamous thirty-year-old cold case: the disappearance of Iowa paperboy Johnny Gosch, the first missing child to appear on a milk carton.
Watch it now: https://t.co/GZRT3j9wa4
@DisneyElaine Netflix only licensed it for 2 years. That’s how Netflix acquires most films. It will be on Sundance channel next month. It is in Amazon and Vimeo on demand
@RoverRadio We have a new project with crazy twists and turns - Relative Unknown podcast - https://t.co/A4WR7wNLDz - Jackee Taylor - who grew up in the Witness Protection Program because her father was a killer who turned against the Hell’s Angels would be happy to tell you about it
@superanne We have another complicated project- a podcast called Relative Unknown. Narrated by Jackee Taylor, who grew up in the witness protection program because her serial killing father turned SFSU st the Hell’s Angels and brought his family into hiding... then disappeared