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To Touch The Soul
Ryan Goble
2007
Categories:
Documentary
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Run time:
69 min.
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USA
Twenty Seven American university students are recruited to join Carlos Silveria, an artist educator and social activist as part of a pilot program using drawing and painting to help HIV/AIDS affected Cambodian children to express their wishes and desires for their futures. As Carlos and the students grapple with the realities of a culture much different from their own, a language they don't understand, art projects that don't go as planned and a three-week deadline, they form a bond with the children. Through these young Cambodian mentors, the Americans empower their own social activism and learn the true meaning of kindness, selflessness and community.
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Like most, I took art classes in grade school. I was always encouraged to express myself. However, I realized I didn't understand the basic idea of art until I heard (Carlos) Silveira speak. I always took for granted that power, until I saw this film. And that's what this movie does. It not only shows a group of selfless individuals helping to open a child's eye, but it shows the power we all have. (From a review by Jesse Morrison, Daily Helmsman, University of Memphis, 3/28/08.)
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