89-year-old Jean Vanier has spent his life living with and at the service of those with disabilities. He’s a truly remarkable man.The inspirational story of his movement and life’s work comes to U.S. theaters March 23. https://t.co/VGcmCjJIDR #SummerInTheForest
"An extraordinarily tender documentary that asks what it means to be human ... even the most gentle scenes raise mighty questions.” — @nytimes
Screening 6/7 & 6/8 #Seattle's @nwfilmforum → https://t.co/J9D3Vxnrzy
#Seattle! See the film critics are calling "one-of-a-kind" "extraordinarily tender" and "a reminder of the humanity and value of those with #DownSyndrome (or any other disability)." Screening 6/7 & 6/8 #Seattle's @nwfilmforum → https://t.co/J9D3Vxnrzy
#Seattle! See the story of philosopher Jean Vanier & L’Arche, communities where the intellectually disabled can live full, rich lives. He has discovered something most of us have forgotten: what it is to be human, to be foolish & happy. @nwfilmforum → https://t.co/J9D3Vxnrzy
Critics are calling #SummerInTheForest "Powerful" "Beautiful"..."Exudes Joy" — and now the film inspiring audiences and critics alike comes to #Seattle. Opening today, June 1 at @nwfilmforum → https://t.co/J9D3Vxnrzy
L’Arche communities in Ireland and Northern Ireland are ready for a party, with the organisation turning 40 this year - a massive milestone that commemorates four decades of people with different levels of ability and nationalities sharing life together https://t.co/emion67IMx
"Summer In The Forest reveals the people with disabilities in all their beauty, and simplicity. They can help us live more humanly." — Jean Vanier.
@SummerIntForest opens 6/1 at #Seattle's @nwfilmforum → https://t.co/ytr7wdY5m3
"Summer In The Forest reveals the people with disabilities in all their beauty, and simplicity. They can help us live more humanly." — Jean Vanier. Coming to #Seattle's @nwfilmforum → https://t.co/J9D3Vxnrzy
The language may have changed since Vanier founded L’Arche in 1964, but the concept is timeless: a supportive home where one can feel free 🙏 https://t.co/ZhhFdRr3SU
#PopeFrancis to families: Never forget the first place people learn about tenderness is in the family. Our world needs more tenderness; this is where Jesus shows himself: in the hugs, kisses shared in a family.
"Get rid of the little seeds of hate for another person," Vanier urges. "We can only discover what our humanity is when we meet the different." https://t.co/9nxjwtchf8
"Randall Wright's @SummerIntForest focuses on an institution with a different approach to caring for the intellectually disabled." via @Variety
See the film FREE on May 22 in #SLC: https://t.co/lUGZQCHXgl
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"I discovered quite quickly that people who get #JeanVanier see him as one of the world’s most incredible figures.” An interview with the man who made #SummerIntheForest https://t.co/SRoAAcQOiP via @SCVisitor
@SummerIntForest is a captivating look at four people with intellectual disabilities who created L'Arche, a commune at the edge of a beautiful forest near Paris.
See the film FREE on 5/22 in #SLC: https://t.co/JRdKGwOmfI