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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.4 / 5.0

Awful, just awful:

This is, to put it plainly, one of the worst movies I have ever seen. I cannot believe it has received these positive reviews-- or even that it has been distributed widely. The writing is awful and predictable; the acting is laughable; and the plot made me nauseous. It attempts to play on every new-age theme it can. For anyone looking for a serious film about a spiritual quest-- search elsewhere.

ambition = 5 stars, follow-through = 3:

As the story opens, we're immediately handed a mystery: Who is Daniel? What happened in his last days? Is he Dead? If so, how? Through flashbacks, we follow the spiritual transformation, as Daniel slowly awakens to the illusion surrounding him - the lies, the struggle, the social conditioning of everyday life. Overwhelmed by the world coming down around him, Daniel breaks out, disappears, and comes face-to-face with people all around him suffering from various forms of fear and disconnection.

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Absolutely Essential Viewing for all Humanists!:

Absolutely Essential Viewing for all Humanists.

Selected out of over 2000 entrants, "Echos of Enlightenment" was shown at the 2002 Telluride Film festival as one of only 12 given a platform. Curious to see this film, I was not disappointed, and, in fact, as a result of seeing it on the DVD now available, I sat watching the end credits convinced it is absolutely essential viewing for all humanists, and for that matter, anyone who has ever made a movie, or is thinking of making one.

Although the subject... more info

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