There has never been a time in world history to spread and share mindful movies like The 5 Powers. "Pay What You Want" Is Enabled. If You Can Pay More, We Will Be Truly Grateful...Why? The Reality Is We Have Not Broken Even On The Movie...Meaning The Movie Is in Debt. Donate More Now or Download Everything and then If You Like It, And Can Afford To Pay More.

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64 EXTRA VIDEOS - 23 EXTRA ZIP FILES

THE 5 POWERS MOVIE
THE 5 POWERS MOVIE OLD VERSION NOT RELEASED
THE 5 POWERS COMIC BOOKS
RARE THICH NHAT HANH PHOTOS AND MORE
RARE HISTORIC VIDEO - PDF - PHOTO CONTENT
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR COMIC BOOK EXTRAS

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

The 5 Powers
- 1080p HD - The 5 Powers Movie
- 1080p HD - 1st Cut / Edit Version of The 5 Powers Movie
- Hours of Extra Bonus Video Material
- Historic Rarely or Never Before Seen Photos, Press, Video, Poetry.
- Raw Uncut Thich Nhat Hanh interviews
- Deleted Scenes
- The 5 Powers 2nd Edition Comic Book
- The 5 Powers 1st Edition Comic Book
- The Martin Luther King Jr, Montgomery Story Comic Book
- Cool Comic Book and Movie Creation Videos
- Topoke “Freedom” THE 5 POWERS Soundtrack Song
- MUCH MORE!

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“Hope is what the world needs now and hope is what The 5 Powers Movie offers.”

- Andrea Miller, Deputy Editor, Shambhala Sun (Lions Roar) Magazine.

''The 5 Powers is a moving fusion of documentary footage, historic montage and vivid animation that send a powerful message of peace. Using modern technology and dramatic storytelling, the film focuses on three true heroes and their non-violent re-solution of conflict through a mind-ful, compassionate approach. Its beautifully crafted and truly inspiring'



- Dave Gibbons, Graphic Novel Artist (Watchmen, Green Lantern).

"The 5 Powers addresses timeless issues that are being replayed worldwide today in the Middle East and at home in the USA. We hope that this film will challenge the traditional notion of ‘the hero’ and what constitutes heroic action" - Gregory Kennedy-Salemi

The movie follows the lives of Alfred Hassler, an American anti-war hero, Vietnamese peace activist
Sister Chan Khong and Zen Master, Thich Nhat Hanh, whom Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, nominated
for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1967.