Unity The Interconnectedness of Life on Earth
100 celebrities narrate this enlightening documentary that re-examines the interconnectedness of all life on Earth, ponders our place in the universe, while taking viewers on an epic journey through the history of civilization and beyond.
In this compassionate and inspiring film, your heart and mind are taken on a rollercoaster ride that is inspiring, horrifying and enlightening all at once, the perfect balance between light and shadow. UNITY is a powerful and unique film about being kind to each other, to ourselves and to all the beings on this beautiful planet.
Running Time
100 mins
Year
2015
Kanopy ID
3274682
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Features
Aaron Paul, Ben Kingsley, Casey Affleck, Dr. Dre, Edward James Olmos, Ellen DeGeneres, Geoffrey Rush, Helen Mirren, Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Chastain, Joaquin Phoenix, Joel Edgerton, Kevin Spacey, Kristen Wiig, Liev Schreiber, Maggie Grace, Marcia Gay Harden, Marion Cotillard, Martin Sheen, Olivia Munn, Olivia Wilde, Selena Gomez, Tom Hiddleston, Zoe Saldana
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I love Kanopy's offerings for documentary and I presume this movie Unity may have, at some point, have a valid premise and story etc. But with a name like Unity I never expected to open up a movie and see bulls being forced down a death shoot where they know they are going to be murdered and ...Read more
I love Kanopy's offerings for documentary and I presume this movie Unity may have, at some point, have a valid premise and story etc. But with a name like Unity I never expected to open up a movie and see bulls being forced down a death shoot where they know they are going to be murdered and are with every ounce of their bodies terrified, forced with a lazer tag to move... it's insanely cruel, but more importantly, insanely cruel to viewers who are aware and affected by this sort of tragedy everyday. I was absolutely taken from "end of day, relax into educational movie" to being totally traumatized by the agony of that bull. I understand the need to educate others on the cruelty but this movie isn't titled "the awful things humans do to others" - if so, I might have chosen otherwise as I am painfully aware of these things and could not stop hysterically crying after the first five minutes of this movie. The tragedy is REAL. The horror unimaginable for all living beings that are caged and murdered in such ways.
Read lessHOW AMAZINGLY SHAMEFUL!!!! I DID NOT DESERVE TO SEE THE OPENING SCENE - I CANNOT UNSEE THAT HORRIBLE REALITY THAT I KNOW EXISTS EVERYDAY IN EVERYWAY - DISGUSTING
Can you elaborate please? I don't wanna watch it if it's something gross
In this film, 100 celebrities take turns scolding you severely while a clip show plays with every trigger warning possible. The cosmic expansion scene was neat.
I love this film, and if one would like to read a series similar in this film then I would recommend looking into “Conversations with God” by Neal Donald Walsch.
This is one of the most thought provoking films I have ever seen.
I was very unprepared for the first 5 minutes.