The Grandfathers From EthnoGraphic

Online, February 24, 2011 (Newswire.com) - These first two films, also from award-winning director Jim Hanon and producer Mart Green trilogy tell the unforgettable and inspiring story of the killing of five missionaries by a stone-age tribe deep in the Amazon jungle. The impact of this tragic event lives on today in families of these slain men as well as among those responsible for their deaths.
The Grandfathers chronicles the personal quest for greater connectedness and significance. It is also a moving tribute to ordinary people living extraordinary lives in extreme situations. Hanon states, "Forgiveness is an awe-inspiring virtue that seems to have been passed on by the Saint family and is shared by many among the Waodani tribe-both demonstrate a profound capacity for forgiveness and healthy self-healing,"

This inspirational film has been awarded The Dove Foundation seal of approval.

EGM is an educational nonprofit organization exploring the critical issues of our time through film and new media. It is a community of visionary writers, artists, and filmmakers that seeks to capture true stories of compelling virtue that speak to the human condition. Visit www.EGMfilms.org.

To view trailer visit www.thegrandfathers.com

The Grandfathers Receives Dove Seal of Approval