A documentary that explores how different religious and spiritual traditions in South Africa use sound to connect with the Divine and suggests that there is a common vibrational sound that is our primordial link with God. It has been screened at New York’s God on Film Festival in July 2005, where it was nominated for a Best Documentary Award. It has also won the AIBD World Award in May 2006 at the Asia Pacific Film Festival for Best Documentary that promotes harmony, peace and reconciliation in the world.
Appealing to individuals across the spectrum of religions and spiritualities, Good Vibrations is an exploration into the use of sound vibration in spiritual practice. Choir leaders, scholars and leaders from Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, New Age and African traditions reveal how their belief system uses sound to connect to the Divine and discuss their opinions and understandings into the possibility that a universal resonating sound could be our primordial link with God. Strong visual sequences of worship and prayer take the viewers on a fascinating, experiential and thought-provoking sound journey across the spectrum of the most popular traditions reflected in South Africa today.The clarity and accessibility of information in this distinctly South African spiritual documentary exploration makes Good Vibrations appeal to both a local and international audience of all ages
