Heart of Africa: No Villains in this Story
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Sarah HinzeJanuary 8, 2020
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on writing and your experiences in filmmaking. Very profound. I can’t wait to see the film Best to you Sarah Hinze
Lisa SabeyJanuary 8, 2020
“We have a right to our anger" is often correct and so damning. Heart of Africa is a film for our day. Our polarized culture depicts the other as wrong and self as valid. What a dangerous world that is--not just because of tribalism, but also because of what it does to our hearts and how it limits our souls' expansion. That we all could watch Heart of Africa and ask ourselves, "Am I willing to give up anger/judgment to be an instrument for good?" I am eager to see this film--hopefully at the LDS film festival.
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