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“War Wounds That Time Alone Can’t Heal”
Jun 6, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, Newsby Jane E. Brody No doubt in the course of your life, you did something, or failed to do something, that left you feeling guilty or ashamed. What if that something was in such violation of your moral compass that you felt unable to forgive yourself, undeserving of happiness, perhaps even unfit to live? Read more...
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“Mountainfilm awards announced”
Jun 1, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy Laurel Black At this year’s Mountainfilm, people literally dropped out of the sky. A bold, larger-than-life mural sparked discussion in the community. The festival’s Moving Mountains prize gives money to a nonprofit featured in a film — this year, Project Welcome Home Troops, featured in “Almost Sunrise,” Read more: ...
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“Documentary follows Iraq War vets across country”
May 30, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsFOX News’ “Shepard Smith Reporting” Veteran in 'Almost Sunrise' describes his journey http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/shepard-smith/#/v/4919500423001...
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“Almost Sunrise soars as deeply moving film portrait of two men trying to heal”
May 28, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy Steve Kopian We have to applaud Michael Collins for making a film that genuinely will move you to tears. World Premiering at the Tellluride Mountainfilm Festival and playing soon at several other festivals ALMOST SUNRISE is the story of Tom Voss and Anthony Anderson, two veterans who decide to walk across America hoping to find a way to heal themselves by spreading awareness of PTS and the fact that 22 vets kill themselves everyday. Read more &n...
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“Veteran Overcomes PTSD with Help of Breathing Meditation”
May 26, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy Kristen Shaughnessy In this Healthy Living report, Time Warner Cable News’ Kristen Shaughnessy explains how yoga-based breathing techniques helped one veteran overcome post-traumatic stress disorder. http://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/healthy-living/2016/05/25/veteran-overcomes-ptsd-with-help-of-breathing-meditation.html ...
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“Almost Sunrise documentary delves into moral injury among veterans”
May 26, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsKOTO Community Radio 91.7 FM By Cara Pallone https://soundcloud.com/koto-community-radio-490126417/newscast-5-26-16...
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“Steps toward healing”
May 26, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy Laurel Black ‘Almost Sunrise’ shows transformation of veterans through nature It’s not uncommon to turn to a long walk — perhaps a mile, maybe two — to clear one’s head. Less common is the 2,700-mile walk that took Anthony Anderson and Tom Voss from Wisconsin to California. But then again, the pair of Iraq combat veterans had more to work through than most civilians can comprehend. Read more...
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“Veterans Walk 2,700 Miles to Help Their Own”
May 26, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, News...
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“Almost Sunrise Documentary to Help Open Telluride Mountainfilm Festival”
May 26, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy Gregg Kilday The film about two Iraq War vets also will screen at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival and AFI Docs. Michael Collins and Marty Syjuco's documentary feature Almost Sunrise will have its world premiere on the opening night of the Telluride Mountainfilm Festival, which kicks off Friday. Read More ...
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“Telluride Mountainfilm 2016 features movies with a conscience”
May 24, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy John Wenzel The festival offers everything from short environmental documentaries shot on iPhones to epic nonfiction features on political, spiritual and humanitarian topics, such as the healing-focused “Almost Sunrise”, which follows two Iraq veterans on a 2,700-mile foot trek across America. Read More...
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“Demonstrates the Power of Meditation & Nature in Healing “Moral Injury” of War”
May 19, 2016 almostsunrise 0 Comment Clipping, NewsBy Lawrence Gleeson Once in a while, a film comes along that breaks from the genre. But a unique new film takes a rare, uplifting look at the life of veterans beyond their demons. Read more ...
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