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Beyond Me

Beyond MeFrom the author: This is a documentary I’ve produced that is about consciousness, evolution and instincts.
Sor far, I’m receiving one of two different reactions to this film. There’s not a lot of middle ground. It’s either,
A) I love the way you’ve weaved this together seamlessly in a way that makes perfect sense, and
B) I hate to be rude but this doesn’t make any sense whatsoever. What the hell are you trying to say?
All I can ask is that if this doesn’t make sense, let it sink in for a day or two and watch it again.
It’s a very different perspective on life from what you’re used to and may take some getting used to.
If you enjoy it and find it thought provoking, please share it with a few of your closest friends, colleagues and family members.



Beyond Me from frank huguenard on Vimeo.
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