3 Years. 460 Hours. One Film Premiere. TODAY Is the Day.
In a Nutshell
World premiere of the documentary "Healing Humanity" at the Montello Theater after 3 years and 460 hours of footage from 60 interviews with nine doctors and experts. The film promotes the message to "eat like a lion not like a lamb" for healing through diet. All ticket proceeds fund wider distribution, with the team recognizing volunteers and attendees sharing personal health transformations from the film's principles.
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Attention everyone. IS EVERYONE excited to see the new movie? Nobody's seen it yet. Healing humanity. I know we all want to be healed. Today is going to be a surreal day. Over 3 years, 460 hours worth of footage, nine doctors and experts, 60 interviews across the world, an amazing team of volunteers, the Healing Humanity crew. So many of them just volunteering, years of their time to help make this all come together. And today, we're showing it to the general public. World premiere, world famous Montel Theater.
Boy has it been stressful to get to this point. We had some problems with the movie file. It's called a DCP. It's gigantic. I had to reload it over the middle of the night. Didn't get any sleep. Here we are the morning of. I just got it working. Took me a couple hours this morning, but she's dialed in. Air conditioning is nice and cool and crisp. It's going to be a warm one.
We got the marquee. We got the banner. We got Adam's amazing poster. And it's a real hope. It's not a false hope. We got the trailer going in the lobby. We got the posters up. We got all the healing humanity stuff. We got pork rinds. We got beef sticks. Shout out East Beast mode.
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If we go in here, that's the soundtrack to Healing Humanity. And I getting a little choked up earlier cuz I heard Jeff's music.
You got to one up me every time. Okay, good. Thank you. Ready to do this? I'm ready. I can't believe there's literally there was four or five people out here. I pulled up and I came in. I'm like, is someone calling me? And I'm like, I have to hurry because I got to turn this stuff on and get it going.
Remember the term publish or perish? So, as a as a PhD candidate, you must publish and you must publish the science as we pay for it. You wanted the daughter, right? Yeah. I'll be right back.
Attention everyone. Is everyone excited to see the new movie? Nobody's seen it yet. Healing humanity. I know we all want to be healed. Hello. Hello. Welcome. You guys edit that. Make me look fit. That's her job. She's got you. You look great. We don't even need to do anything. No filters or nothing. Trying. Hi. Hello. Remember me? You look familiar. Yes. Come on. You met me before. Where was it? At the high cholesterol in Chicago. Oh, that's right. Wait, wait. I know your name. I know your name. Ruth. Yes. See that? Carnival break. Next to me. I sat next to Ruth.
Hi, Carrie. Hi. So exciting. Finally meet you. Oh, nice to meet you. Thanks for coming. OH, IT took a second. I got to give you a hug. Oh, I'm so happy you guys made it. What's your name? My name is Jim. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
Let's see what we got going. She said it doesn't matter. And that changed my life because it was the dumbest thing I had ever heard. How can you have a gastrointestinal illness and it doesn't matter what you use? So I started researching it and I listened to your podcast with Dane Johnson and it changed my life even more. A year ago I went to my cardiologist. What do you give me? A what? Static. So I take it wherever I go. It's in my backpack. But okay. You mean you're not doing this all by yourself? No. No. This is our documentary.
So, I wanted to give some recognition and some love to the entire team, including Dr. Kils, Adam, Lynn, Barb, Ashley, Rhett. Come on up, Rat. These guys have literally spent years mostly just volunteering their time for years to make this film happen. Um, I've said this from the beginning. This is our documentary. It's definitely not my documentary. It's also all of your documentary. Every penny we get from these ticket sales goes to help this documentary reach millions of people and do a series. But I was hoping we could give some love to this uh this amazing group of individuals.
And uh I know some people are still flowing in here. Uh we want to welcome you to the world famous Montello movie theater. Thousands of stories were told in this building before a single movie ever played. Today we're telling the story of healing humanity.
And I got a I want to talk to Dr. Kiltz for a second because I have a question for you. Uhoh. I'm in trouble. He always ask the hard questions. My question for you and we got Dave here, too. Give it up for Dave. You guys will see Dave and Lyn are in the film. Dr. Kilts, you're in the film. Dr. Kilts, you're a doctor. Maybe you're uh an author, you're an artist, you are a surgeon, you do surgery on people. Is that true? Yes. This is like an interrogation. Okay. Yes, sir. You You What are you doing? You You fly jets. Yes. You're a pilot. Yes. And you run one of the largest fertility clinics in the United States. Thousands of young couples who are able to start a family because of your work. When are you going to do something with your life? No. You're all 71. I'm working on it. I'm working on it. Have you thought about being an astronaut? Okay. Going on a rocket ship into outer space is the dumbest thing in the world. I can understand a a jet maybe jumping out of an airplane. Oh yeah. I haven't done it yet. But uh this is the most important thing to me as a doctor by the way because I think we're touching more people and healing more people with this simple message of eat like a lion not like a lamb. And we've been basically trained as domesticated sheep. And I know as a doctor I hurt a lot of people throughout my career. You guys excited to watch this film? Yes, sir.
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