Eric Esau

Filmmaker

[Eric Esau @ericesau]

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[The Story Of Everything Film @TSOEfilm]

NOW AVALIBLE on Amazon!

93% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes.

One of the most talked-about documentaries exploring origins, purpose, and design is now available to watch from home.

The Story of Everything — purchase it now.

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You asked.
We listened.

The Story of Everything is coming to Amazon on June 8.

The documentary that's sparked conversations about origins, purpose, and design is almost available to purchase.

Who's watching? 👀

[The Story Of Everything Film @TSOEfilm]

BIG NEWS!

The Story of Everything is coming to Amazon on June 8.

Watch the documentary that's challenging how millions think about origins, purpose, and design.

🎥 Streaming June 8.

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The Story of Everything was only supposed to be in theaters for ONE week…

But audiences kept showing up, so it’s now extended through May 17 🎟️

What caused the universe to exist in the first place?

See the film audiences can’t stop talking about 🎬

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Now extended through May 17 because of audience demand 🎟️

The Story of Everything explores the questions humanity has wrestled with for generations — existence, science, origins, and meaning.

Experience it on the big screen while it’s still in theaters 🎬

[Sarah Salviander @sarahsalviander]

Finally got to see this movie! It's gorgeous, with high production values, and it ably makes the case from two sides - physics and biology - that what we see in the natural world is best explained by a transcendent Intelligence.

I learned some new things watching this movie. I knew the late great astronomer Allan Sandage was Christian, but I didn't know that he, like me, was a non-believer who had been led to God by his scientific work. I also didn't realize the extent to which some scientists objected to Lemaitre's big bang model because it resonated too much with Genesis 1:1. This point is both exciting and depressing. Exciting, because it emphasized even more how scientists in the last century, as modern physics was heating up, understood the theological implications of the big bang. Depressing, because so many Christians still think the big bang is an atheist conspiracy. 😕

I was featured more than I thought in the first part of the movie. Kind of weird seeing myself on a big screen, but I got over that pretty fast. It was fun seeing who else they brought in for this movie, and it was an impressive cast.

It's important that we continue to present our case this way when we can - beautifully, compellingly, with striking visuals and music. That's what makes something memorable - it's the way humans are wired.

[Stephen C. Meyer @StephenCMeyer]

"Originally slated as a limited engagement, the film’s strong performance with Fathom Entertainment distributing is proving there’s a real appetite for big-screen storytelling that tackles life’s biggest questions—without pulling punches." https://t.co/Za4A2JUknH

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You showed up… so we’re STAYING! 🎞️🍿

The Story of Everything is back in theaters for one more week.

Don’t miss your chance, get tickets NOW!🧬🌎

[Seth Taylor @sethwaxwing]

Huge congrats to The Story of Everything team! Nice job on the Certified Hot rating from Rotten Tomatoes. That's so awesome!

I went to the theaters again last night to see it again with more people. Big audience and they loved it, clapped and cheered.

I'm such a fan of this project and the visual. I keep learning something new each time I watch it. I'm not professionally affiliated nor get kick backs or anything. I just love it! And hope for the best of success to them.

Get showtimes here
https://t.co/JUEEQi2k2T

[Prof. Brian Keating @Briankeating]

So it turns out I'm now a movie star. Sort of.

The Story of Everything (@TSOEfilm): The Science That Reveals a Mind Behind the Universe hit theaters April 30, and yours truly appears alongside Stephen Meyer, Peter Thiel, John Lennox, and a murderers' row of scientists and philosophers making the case for cosmic fine-tuning. The film is based on Meyer's Return of the God Hypothesis and — I have to admit — the production quality is genuinely stunning. The science animations alone are worth the ticket price, and the mid-century set design somehow makes a bunch of academics look like we belong on camera. (My brother had thoughts about that claim.)

Two separate reviews this week named me as a featured physicist in the film, which means my IMDB page like my ego just got a little swole. At this rate, I may never have to write Losing the Oscar— I'll just keep collecting credits until the Academy comes to me.

​Check your local listings for showtimes:
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[Stephen C. Meyer @StephenCMeyer]

Great premiere & discussion for @TSOEfilm last night at the @museumofBible with host @hughhewitt, director @ericesau, @StephenCMeyer, @DrJayRichards and producer @brbird. Film heldover in theaters so be sure to see it on the big screen while you can.

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The Story of Everything is officially in theaters nationwide! 🌎
Experience the breathtaking new documentary, taking you on a journey into the origins of mankind's important scientific discoveries. Get your tickets now and see it on the big screen. APRIL 30—MAY 6.

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GRAB TICKETS BEFORE THEY'RE GONE. The Story of Everything in theaters in 1 DAYS

ONLY April 30—May 6 for a limited time. Comment 'TIX' to secure your seat 🍿🎟️

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ONE WEEK.
Don’t miss the film everyone will be talking about.

 🎟️ Get your tickets today
The Story of Everything — ONLY in theaters April 30–May 6

[Discovery Institute's Center for Science & Culture @DiscoveryCSC]

The movie is respectful in how it addresses questions. It doesn’t preach. But it challenges perspectives at the heart of who we are.https://t.co/Z5vwM2b34h

[Brian Bird @brbird]

"Has the universe always been here, or is it finite?" We have spent centuries looking at the stars, trying to see whether our cosmos is a product of blind chance or profound purpose. #TheStoryofEverything takes you on a cinematic journey from the vastness of space to the microscopic code of our DNA. In theaters April 30.🎟️ Secure your tickets now: https://t.co/FxzsldxSpO