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Hello fellow fruitys. 
I am working with Tony Wright, the author of Left In The Dark, to produce a documentary style film about our fruit eating origins. If you aren't familiar with Tony Wright's work, I highly recommend checking it out.

In essence, his manuscript is about how our brains have been shrinking since we left the fruity diet that our brains and bodies evolved on. This neural degeneration has effected our left hemisphere more than our right, leaving us with two very distinct senses of self. The disconnected, selfish, egotistical sense of self, on the left, and the amazed, sense of oneness on the right, which is likely our true sense of self. After all, we did evolve as a result of a symbiotic relationship with nature, it's only natural for us to feel one with it. 

The documentary will focus on where science meets religion, in hopes to not offend anyone, so we may all unite to work towards solving the problems we all face. It will point to the light at the end of the tunnel, which just so happens to be eating more fruit, composting, and other means of permaculture. We humans have the amazing ability to exponentially magnify the potential of everything. It's about time we use that ability to recreate paradise on earth. 

I will make it to the Woodstock Fruit Festival this year to interview all of you lovely, healthy people in order to show the world the incredible beauty and ability a fruit diet gives. 

I am in the funding and writing stages of this film, and am coming out with a new trailer very soon. The first trailer was a bit dry and much too rough on religion. If this message resonates with you, please share my campaign. If you have some extra cash laying around (in your credit card), any donation would be gratefully appreciated!

The name of the film will be Utopia or Oblivion. Which is the question that the viewer will face at the end of the film, after learning that paradise is an easy, enjoyable option. 

Thank you for your time!  :)

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/utopia-or-oblivion