"The Appearance of a Man"
A Film By Daniel Pace
A UFO Digest Film Review
by Robert D. Morningstar & Jill Benzer
(Copyright 2009, Robert D. Morningstar & Jill Benzer - All Rights Reserved)
The film celebrates the willingness to seek answers to questions from the innermost Self and follow the guidance to be found there without hiding the pain that may be involved…a road that may enable us to contribute something truly good to our world.
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The film brings an even greater mystery to questions about life choices, our involvement with fate, evolution and human destiny. The content is fascinating to contemplate and leaves the viewer with significant material to explore with new openness and interest.
Daniel Pace makes a novel contribution to the realms of science fiction and the mystical.
One UFO expert who previewed the film states:
"Anyone interested in deeper thinking as in who we are and where we're going, must check out Daniel Pace's award-winning film 'The Appearance of a Man'."
---- Jim Marrs
We highly recommend this film to all people. Propelled by the driving performances of the lead actors, Michael Tassoni and Slade Hall, and well supported by a strong cast, including Thomas Basham, Richard Glover, Katherine Stewart, the film recalls the unrelenting suspense of "film noir" movies of the late 1940s & 50s, where the attention of the viewer is never released from the grip of the drama unfolding with visual impact and dramatic pace throughout the experience.
Robert D. Morningstar & Jill Benzer
New York City
September 7th, 2009
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