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  Dear Bookers:

Updating you all on the incredible opening weekend of ALL THE RAGE at NYC (Cinema Village) where it posted $9,700 on 1 screen.

The filmmakers are consistently turning out incredible organizational support for the film due to the huge global following for Dr. Sarno (author of Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection), including Howard Stern, who promoted the film this week.

Shockingly, Dr. Sarno passed away at 93 the day before the film opened. The NY Times obit leads with the fact that the film opened the following day- and they embedded the trailer in the obit. Needless to say interest is very high and the filmmakers are fielding a barrage of requests for the film. As Sarno is widely read in 30 countries and deeply loved, he will be missed—his fans and those newly inspired by him now will at least be able to take in the film and discuss and share thoughts and experiences afterward.

Further, the film is striking a chord with audiences because it deals directly with the pain crisis- which is at the heart of the opioid crisis.

See below for more information on this epic first person journey, 13 years in the making.

To book the film, or to request a screener link, please email us.

 
     
 
“All The Rage is a documentary that blew me away. Michael put himself on the line. As any real artist would, he bears his soul. He’s quite brave and vulnerable, thereby making this movie a work of art because it is highly personal and yet the subject that it tackles is universal. It, like Dr. Sarno, and the work of Dr. Sarno, is a precious gift that should be shown and exhibited on movie screens worldwide. It’s an amazing film.”
— Transcribed from Tim Sika’s show on KGO Radio in SF
  
     
 
“This isn’t a conventional documentary, but it’s a damn adventurous film. Galinsky and Hawley have made their masterpiece in All the Rage.”
— John Everleth, Under the Radar
  
     
 
 
         
http://www.thefilmcollaborative.org/eblasts/alltherage-still

2016 | USA / Greece | 92 min.


Directors David Beilinson, Michael Galinsky, Suki Hawley
Producers Michael Galinsky, Suki Hawley, David Beilinson
Editor Suki Hawley
Cinematographer Michael Galinsky
Music David Reid
Cast Larry David, Howard Stern, Jonathan Ames, John Stossel, Prince Ea, Dr. Andrew Weil, Dr. Sarno, Dr. Gabor Mate, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Tom Harkin


ABOUT THE FILM:
Dr. John Sarno takes a radical approach to back pain, instructing patients to focus on repressed emotions as the source. His book Healing Back Pain has been dismissed by peers, but acclaimed by countless readers. Among them are filmmaker Michael Galinsky (Battle for Brooklyn), who takes a first-person approach to exploring the work of Dr. Sarno. Through interviews with Sarno and esteemed patients like Larry David and Howard Stern, the film offers a radical rethink of how we approach health care.

FESTIVALS
2016: DOC NYC (World Premiere), San Francisco Documentary Festival, Big Sky Film Festival, Buenos Aires International Festival of Cinema, New Haven Documentary Festival, Illuminate Film Festival

EXHIBITION FORMATS
DCP or Blu-Ray

RELEASE TYPE
Traditional

TRAILER
Watch Trailer

MORE INFO:
alltheragedoc.com
http://www.thefilmcollaborative.org/eblasts/alltherage-still http://www.thefilmcollaborative.org/eblasts/alltherage-still
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“We’re in the stone ages, and Dr. Sarno is from another planet. He’s way ahead of his time. It is mind-blowing what he’s uncovered.”
— Howard Stern
host of
The Howard Stern Show
  
“[After talking to Dr. Sarno,] all of a sudden the pain was gone, it was the closest thing I’ve ever had in my life to a religious experience, and I wept.”
— Larry David
creator of
Curb Your Enthusiasm & Seinfeld
  
         
 
“Larry David, Howard Stern and others sing the praises of Dr. John Sarno’s alternative approach to chronic pain in Michael Galinsky’s new doc.”
— The Hollywood Reporter
  
“Fabulous film! I’ll promote it!”
— Richard Lewis
comedian

“I just watched the film, and it’s extraordinary.”
— Young Jean Lee
playwright and filmmaker
  
     
 
“As a professional television programmer and content executive, I found ‘All The Rage’ riveting and insightful. If you want to see first hand why Dr. Sarno is beloved by patients and feared by Big Pharma, watch ‘All The Rage.’”
— Kate Pearson
Former SVP Programming, The Documentary Channel
 
     
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