NOV 15-16
DJ DRAGONFLY & GROOVE GARDEN PRESENT :::: THE BAY AREA PREMIER of 1 GIANT LEAP PART 2: "WHAT ABOUT ME"
2398 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, FAIRFAX 94930
www.thegroovegarden.com

ADVANCE TICKETS:www.brownpapertickets.com/event/48053
Three showings. lotsa options:
1) Saturday November 15th@ 6:30pm = $15.00 film only
2) Saturday November 15th @ 9:00pm = $20.00 film + dance
3) Sat. Night dance only $15.00 (starts @ 10:30pm)
AND:
4) Sunday November 16th 8:30pm = $15.00

NOT RELEASED till 2009 - please join us for a very special community preview!

Featuring: ECKHART TOLLE, NOAM CHOMSKY, CARLOS SANTANA, TIM ROBBINS, BAABA MAAL, KRISHNA DASS, GABRIELLE ROTH, MICHAEL STIPE,ALANIS MORISSETTE, MAXI JAZZ, SUSAN SARANDON, LILA DOWNS, BILLY CONNOLLY, DANIEL LANOIS, STEWART COPELAND, BHAGAVAN DAS, TOM ROBBINS, KD LANG, DEEPAK CHOPRA, ZAP MAMA, NEALE DONALD WALSH, MICHAEL FRANTI, MARIANNE WILLIAMSON, FRANK SKINNER, SPEECH, BOB GELDOF, RAM DASS, WILL YOUNG, DJ SWAMP, OUMOU SANGARE, YUNGCHEN LHAMO, STEPHEN FRY, EDDI READER...AND MANY MORE. (2nd showing Sat night concludes with a dance event.)


So: I have to say the musical journey What About Me offers viewers is extraordinary and it alone is worth making the effort to see the film. Even if you missed the first film, this follow up to the double Emmy-nominated 1 Giant Leap (2002) is even more remarkable for its music, production, subject matter and indie spirit in the vein of "spiritual cinema"

The production value is fantastic while each and every track both visually and audibly merges the creative infusions and talents of the known (e.g. Zap Mama, Lila Downs, Santana, Baba Maal, KD Lang, Stewart Copeland, Speech, Daniel Lanois, Krishna Das, etc..) with talents of an equally amazing collection of culturally disparate, unknown musicians including the Bibyak Pygmies and others from India, Native America, China, Brazil and global Hip Hop culture. The camera swings with the music and intertwines with the philosophies of the film's Intellectual stars to form a dialogue that speaks to the human condition in its media-bombarded zeitgeist.

Eckhart Tolle, Noam Chomsky, Ram Dass are some of the many of today's nu-edge thinkers behind the delivery of the film's memorable aphorisms and philisophical musings, all of which retain immediate and poignant relevance because they use today’s cultural vocabulary to provide a steadfast insight in to our quest for a better understanding of the human psyche.

After the second showing on saturday we will conclude the event with a dance!!

Hope you can make it out this weekend - please join us!