Facing Fear

Anyone who gives this film anything less than 10 stars is being very harsh and negative. I'm a hardcore critic of all entertainment, and this was a stellar film! This is a subject that more people need to be talking about. I was happy to see so many wonderful spiritual authors and public figures, whom I love, featured in this movie. Also, the cinematography is amazing! I left feeling more hopeful and I have a new, healthier way of looking at fear. This is a must-see! Bill is great. Very gracious and quite funny.

I'm very much looking forward to seeing any future films like the next one on HOPE.

I strongly feel that this is the most important conversation for us to be having, now more than ever. We are so societally conditioned by fear, so deeply that we're not even aware that it is what drives us.

This excellent documentary gives us such insight into how we can begin to free ourselves from the chains that fear keeps us enslaved in & break out into living our lives authentically, from a place of trust.

I'm so very grateful to Bill & all those involved in this film, who have shown us a path into the light of awareness & freedom. It is so beautifully made and so very inspiring.

I would highly recommend this film to all.

In the recent roadshow of this film across the USA and Mexico, this film was a sell-out. There are a number of reasons for this though mostly its down to the creative flair and incredible passion of Bill Bennett. When I first met Bill, I was immediately inspired. Here was a man who wanted to use his incredible talent and background in the movie business to send a message to the world that is so needed in these times. I would simplyy say that he is divinely inspired and spiritally aligned with service to humanity. To be honest I've never met anyone quite like Bill Bennett and my life is better for that experience.

I became involved in this project for those reasons. In a career in the consciousness industry spanning over two decades, helping thousands of people, this seemed like a logical next step. At the world premiere of this movie I was able to see the impact of the film in its first showing. It was in that moment that I knew that I had become involved in something remarkable. I will tell you that is was lifechanging for those of us who were interviewed, as well as those who have seen the movie and I will be forever grateful to have been part of this.

There is a certain review on this page that will suggest that I received money to be part of this film. I certainly did not, I was one of many volunteers that believe in Bill Bennett and what we are all trying to do to help people. That review also referred to the likes of me as a 'lunatic engaged in outrageous opinions'. I'd suggest that the person that disguises themselves as 'cat4-76-212843' has never met any of the cast or crew so wouldn't know, and is also known for their own strong and biased opinions in other reviews.

Yet I still send love to that person whoever they may be and invite them to spend time in the company of any of us, as that may help them understand what this is really about, we simply and collectively wish to serve humanity.

A beautiful, thought-provoking film, filled with lots of information and perspectives about fear. This film was useful to me on both a personal level as an individual and on a professional level as a Counsellor. It was so interesting to learn about fear from many different practitioners and experts. I feel that this film has contributed to my ever growing knowledge base as a trauma-informed therapist. Fear affects us all, at some point in our lives. I found this film ultimately comforting; and I really loved going along on the journey with Bill in his pursuit of knowledge and information. I highly recommend this film to be watched by everyone, not just those that work in this field.

You'd imagine that if you gathered a panel of leading experts from across the spectrum of biological science, psychology, spirituality, metaphysics, and mystics that you'd find a fair bit of disagreement. Well, not here. Even though each of filmmaker Bill Bennet's interviewees stated what they were saying in a slight different way, there was an obvious sense of agreement on the subject of fear. What it is, how it affects us, how to respond to it.

Yep, there were some real crackpots featured in it (and depending who you are who they are will probably differ), but honestly, even the people whose worldview was not mine made sense and said helpful things. I genuinely found the theme of this film and the information shared helpful.

I was also delighted to discover that for the most part, my life is no longer marked by fear. It had been previously, but thanks to TRTP - the trauma therapy featured in the film - fear, phobias, anxiety, depression, and stress no longer rule me like they did in the past. It was such a delight to watch a film on fear, find incredible agreement with so many of what it is, but also know that I've found an effective way to face it.