GOSHEN: Seed. Sustenance. Survival. GOSHEN is a documentary feature sharing the remarkable story of the indigenous Tarahumara tribe who are renowned for their incredible long distance running endurance. Living in the remote depths of the Copper Canyons, Mexico, the Tarahumara have managed to prevent the top 3 modern diseases - type 2 diabetes, cancer, and heart disease. GOSHEN unveils the mystery of how to establish healthy, sustainable communities that can survive, even thrive, despite the global increases in famine and diseases. The film follows an unbelievable journey into the lives of the Tarahumara, striving to conserve their sacred seed ancestry and preserve their traditional culture. Entertaining and engaging, GOSHEN will inspire you to be part of an ancient yet innovative movement dedicated to safeguarding our world’s health and future. INDIEGOGO CROWD FUNDING CAMPAIGN On February 1, Dana & Sarah Films kick off their 40-day Indiegogo crowd funder to complete production of GOSHEN, a documentary revealing the untold story of the Tarahumara ultra-runner tribe and their super food diet. INDIEGOGO CAMPAIGN LINK http://igg.me/at/goshenfilm-tarahumara CAMPAIGN VIDEO LINK http://vimeo.com/danasarahfilms/goshen-film-tarahumara-indiegogo PRODUCTION HISTORY CURRENT In Spring 2014, we will travel to interview our cast including Christopher McDougall (author of Born to Run), Dr. Daniel Lieberman (Professor at Harvard University), Dr. Maria Teresa Cerqueira (Chief of Pan American Health Organization), Phil Maffetone (author of The Big Book of Health and Fitness), Dr. Mark Cucuzzella (Natural Running Center), Dr. Wayne Coates (Author of CHIA: The Complete Guide to the Ultimate Superfood), Suzanne Ashworth (Author of Seed to Seed), and Will Harlan (Barefoot Farm and Barefoot Seeds). Our goal is to complete production in Fall 2014. SUMMER 2013 The third filming location was at the National Heirloom Exposition in Santa Rosa, CA. We interviewed Dr. Daphne Miller (author of The Jungle Effect), Patrick Holden (Sustainable Food Trust), Jeremiah Gettle (Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds), Jeffrey Smith (Institute of Responsible Technology). The second filming location was at Native Seeds/SEARCH in Tucson, AZ. We conducted interviews and filmed their conservation farm and seed bank where they preserve hundreds of varieties of Tarahumara native seeds. SPRING 2013 The first filming location for Goshen was in the remote depths of the Copper Canyons in Mexico. We walked away with stunning visuals of the Tarahumara’s indigenous diet, traditional farming practices and incredible running endurance. FOLLOW US www.facebook.com/goshenfilm www.twitter.com/goshenfilm WATCH TEASER http://vimeo.com/danasarahfilms/goshenfilmteaser If you can help this production film group by donating to the creation of this film, please see the info above, but especially, check out this site: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/goshen-seed-sustenance-survival--2 Thank you! DANA & SARAH FILMS PRODUCED & DIRECTED BY DANA RICHARDSON & SARAH ZENTZ EMAIL danasarahfilms@gmail.com TEL (949) 412.7610 URL www.goshenfilm.com (WORKING) FILM SYNOPSIS
On this page it says, "here is our findings". I think "is" should be "are", right? http://www.goshenfilm.com/barefoot.html
right. "is" single "are" plural. If there was only one finding they could say "here is our finding" but if there is more than one finding it should read "here are our findings". That was fun!
