Our society is more divided than ever. Many have moved into "tribal" corners, viewing the world from an "us versus them" point of view. This divisiveness creates a laundry list of issues for individuals: loss of sense of community and belonging, mental health problems (anxiety, depression, thoughts on suicide), fear, prejudice, and hatred, to name a few. Tribalism also impacts government's ability to address big problems like affordable health care, tackling the federal budget deficit, violent crime, etc. We seek to help alleviate these problems.
This documentary presents the viewer with the information necessary to determine if living life more selflessly can cause positive change in themselves, those around them, and ultimately society at large. A secondary purpose of the documentary is to inspire viewers to live more selflessly and help heal our divide.
There are multiple theaters showing A Case for Love on January 23 throughout the Diocese of Long Island and Manhattan. Click on the button above for tickets:
Showcase Cinema de Lux, Farmingdale
4 pm and 7 pm
College Point Multiplex Cinemas, Whitestone
4 pm and 7 pm
AMC Stony Brook 17
4 pm and 7 pm
Regal Ronkonkoma
4 pm and 7 pm
Island 16: Cinema de Lux, Holtsville
4 pm and 7 pm
AMC Empire 25, 234 West 42nd St, New York (closest showing to Brooklyn)
4 pm and 7 pm