Watts Up! Demaria's Journey relates not only Demaria's transformation but how Demaria's conversations with many of the global conference participants changes them - inspiring them to deepen their own understanding. The film insightfully shares conversations between Demaria and many of the world's greatest  minds-peace builders, scientists, poets, scholars, activists, artists, and world leaders-during the Quest for Global Healing Conference in Bali, as well as conversations conducted upon Demaria's return to the United States to deepen his own transformation. Such conversations include:
¨ Archbishop Desmond Tutu
¨ Apollo 14 astronaut and Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) founder Edgar Mitchell
¨ Lynne Twist, founder of the Hunger Project and co-founder of the Pachamama Alliance
¨ Celebrated international human rights advocate, musician, and Cambodian Killing Fields survivor, Arn
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In today's world with all too few documented examples of young people setting out to change the world for the better Watts Up! Demaria's Journey is a story that requires telling. A unique film, this documentary has a lot to add to the conversation about global healing. During a time of war, violence and environmental devastation, people around the world are contemplating their roles in global healing. Watts, Up! Demaria's
Journey takes the viewer into a profound conversation and reveals the impact of one person's epiphany and how individual transformation has the ability to make us look at our own lives and desires for positive
change.

Watts Up! Demaria's Journey is executive produced by writer, educator and television producer, Belvie Rooks, co-produced by Marjan Tehrani and directed by Damani Baker.

This project has received support from James O'Dea and the Institute of Noetic Sciences; Danny Glover and Carrie Productions, Inc.; Lola Moonfrog and the Pond Foundation; Tommy E. Short Charitable Foundation; Institute for International Education; Hari Dillon and the Vanguard Public Foundation; Sam Mills; Judith Thompson; Carole Angermeir; Wilford Welch and Cross Cultural Journeys; Afeni Shakur, Gust Davis, Set Shakur, Gloria Cox and the Tupac Amaru Family Foundation; Marcia Jaffe and Jaffe Enterprises; Janet Hanna Kransberg; Sarisa Middleton; Judith Ming; Ann Andersson; Stephen Dinan; Molly Leach; Dedan Gills; Marla Greenway; Thelma Simmons.