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Fantastic documentary.

Being their 1st documentary, it contains some little technical flaws, but the content is fabulous. In addition, it showcases huge personalities such as Sharon Stone, Deepak Chopra, Desmond Tutu, and many, many more. This documentary could potentially have a tremendous impact on people, if only Lightning Entertainment would let it be released in the US. It has already been released in Europe and in Australia. It received numerous Awards from The Los Angeles Film Festival, The San Diego Indie Film Festival, The Awareness Film Festival, The Beverly Hills Film Festival, doc'Miami 2011, to name a few.

Bravo! Magnificent.

This film is amazing. It is thoughtful and deep to the point of leaving you without words after viewing it. The ideas presented are moving in such a way that you walk away from it with a need to reevaluate your own feelings about so much. Having pulled from so many different walks of life, Itier makes sure to cover many perspectives. This lends to the seriousness and credibility of the film. I especially liked how the controversial topics were discussed and presented with a grace that helps the viewer to continue to see the good in people. This film deserves to be viewed by the masses as to bring us back to a world of positivity. I truly enjoyed the film and hope others will too.

I recommend everyone to view this thought provoking documentary. The director has incorporated a well balanced myriad of highly respected spiritual innovators such as Deepak Chopra, Dalia Lama, Desmond Tutu to some of Hollywood's heavy hitters including Mark Wahlberg, Oliver Stone and it is symbiotically narrated by Sharon Stone. They all in turn weigh in their thoughts and experiences on the question marks that explore the higher purpose and meaning of the Universe and God. If world peace is close to your heart and you have the 'bigger' questions in the so-called meaning of life, then this documentary is not only enlightening but will also evoke some inner peace. Bravo!!

There are so many movies that are meaningless and self-involved... The Invocation is not one of them. It really makes you think about the world and how you can help heal the world. If this was seen by everyone in the world, I'm sure it would be a more peaceful world. There are so many interviews of important people like the Dai Lama, Deepak Chopra, Oliver Stone in addition to a slew of celebrities, which makes for a very unique documentary. Sharon Stone's voice is perfect for this movie and the music is awesome. This film is very uplifting and inspiring, in spite of all of the sadness in the world. The Invocation is definitely a must see especially for people who are looking to make the world a better place.