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Melbourne
Premiere of Mystic India “Fantastic film. It shows what India has to offer. Tells a fantastic story about a child yogi which we can all relate to in some way. Fantastic experience. The film has a valuable message for everyone, great for families and great for Australia. I give it 10 out of 10.” Richard Morrison, Manager, IMAX Theatre, Melbourne “Magnificent film. Well presented and technically very high quality. It portrays the message very appropriately. It also conveyed the diversity of India. 10 out of 10.” Shabbir Wahid, President, FIAV “It is a stunning film and a fantastic use of the IMAX format. I loved every frame of the film – the large screen with depth of feel, the beautiful clarity for a subject such as India and particularly the temples, the landscapes and the story. It works so well. I think it’s going to run extremely well in our IMAX cinema which we are very proud of and we are delighted to work with BAPS to bring it to a very diverse public here in Victoria. The film’s theme is about understanding, about tolerance, living together in peace and that is something that the museum promotes. We are delighted to be a part of this film. What’s remarkable is that the film ranges so widely across India with fabulous landscapes and buildings. The central story of the young Swami and his travels holds it all together as a great film.” Patrick Greene, CEO, Museum Victoria “A magnificent journey. The involvement of volunteers in creating the spectacular film is something very special. It’s a story of peace and harmony which we are all striving to focus on in a humble way. I believe it is an important story for everyone to see and possibly more than once. I want to study more about India and understand the culture and the depth of history. I was inspired. 10 out of 10.” Ian Graham, CEO, Red Energy “The film showcased the grandeur and majesty of India. It also underlined the power of the spiritual and mystical side of the country. It is an inspirational story which shows the power of the inner soul.” Allen Fels, Dean, Australian and New Zealand Government School “It was a spectacular movie. I thoroughly enjoyed it. In fact, to see such a spectacle on a big screen, in particular, really enhances the visual delight. It was an absolute visual treat to watch such a journey. It felt like you were on the trip as well. It raised one’s eyes to have mankind live in harmony together and how the spiritual existence is something that everyone searches for. That in itself is enough to bring everyone together.” Jeffery Copolov,
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