We are all living in a world together, many blinded by our own needs or greed or even just simply trying to survive. The cost is inevitably whether recognised of not at the expense of us all.... This is a wonderful documentary that highlights out 'connectedness', when people realise that my life is not about me but more I'm about life, I am a part of something much bigger, of creation itself and everything I do (or not) impacts someone or something somewhere!

Without a doubt director Mark Hanlin's best ever work which will be hard to eclipse, and a formidable potential contender for Best Documentary Feature at Tribeca. In some ways has a similar feel to Alex Meillier's Alias Ruby Blade (meets Gorillas in the Mist), with inspiration drawn from sheer determination and humanity rather than persecution or individuals' struggles for recognition. The standing ovation for stars Jim and Jean Thomas at the end of the world premiere in Melbourne (Aus) was well deserved.

This is a truly inspirational multi-faceted true story set in the magnificent Torricelli Mountains in PNG. Wonderful film making with great subjects - The people of the Torricelli Mountains and the environment itself are the stars but the heroes are Jim and Jean Thomas. Jim and Jean facilitate an insight into possibilities - and give us hope that humans can be effective, considerate and intelligent creatures that really can have an effect on the betterment of our planet.