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Eating Animals


Director: CHRISTOPHER QUINN

Producers: NATALIE PORTMAN, JOHNATHAN SAFRAN FOER & CHRISTOPHER QUINN

Executive Producers: EVAN WILLIAMS & BIZ STONE

World Premiere at the Telluride Film Festival

Winner of the 2018 Environmental Media Award

Currently available for streaming on Hulu, iTunes, Amazon, Xbox

www.eatinganimalsmovie.com

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Eating Animals


Director: CHRISTOPHER QUINN

Producers: NATALIE PORTMAN, JOHNATHAN SAFRAN FOER & CHRISTOPHER QUINN

Executive Producers: EVAN WILLIAMS & BIZ STONE

World Premiere at the Telluride Film Festival

Winner of the 2018 Environmental Media Award

Currently available for streaming on Hulu, iTunes, Amazon, Xbox

www.eatinganimalsmovie.com

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Beijing, China


ON LOCATION WITH POP SINGER LONG KAUN

Beijing, China


ON LOCATION WITH POP SINGER LONG KAUN

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LINDSBORG, KANSAS


FILMING FRANK REESE, THE LAST TURKEY FARMER

LINDSBORG, KANSAS


FILMING FRANK REESE, THE LAST TURKEY FARMER

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OOTY, INDIA


FILMING REMARKABLE TEA FIELDS IN THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT OF TAMIL NADU

OOTY, INDIA


FILMING REMARKABLE TEA FIELDS IN THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT OF TAMIL NADU

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FT COLLINS, COLORADO


FILMING TEMPLE GRANDIN,  "BIG IS FRAGILE"

FT COLLINS, COLORADO


FILMING TEMPLE GRANDIN,  "BIG IS FRAGILE"

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Bolinas, California


CAPTURING SUNRISE ON THE ROAD TO BILL AND NICOLETTE NIMAN

Bolinas, California


CAPTURING SUNRISE ON THE ROAD TO BILL AND NICOLETTE NIMAN

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Bear Valley, California


FILMING WITH THE EXTRAORDINARY JOHAN HULTIN 

Bear Valley, California


FILMING WITH THE EXTRAORDINARY JOHAN HULTIN 

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WICHITA, KANSAS


LESS THAN 1% OF THE ANIMALS KILLED FOR MEAT IN AMERICA COME FROM FAMILY FARMS

WICHITA, KANSAS


LESS THAN 1% OF THE ANIMALS KILLED FOR MEAT IN AMERICA COME FROM FAMILY FARMS

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Thornton, Iowa


FILMING WITH PAUL WILLIS ON HIS FAMILY FARM

Thornton, Iowa


FILMING WITH PAUL WILLIS ON HIS FAMILY FARM

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GOD GREW TIRED OF US


Director, Writer, Producer: CHRISTOPHER QUINN

Executive Producer: BRAD PITT 

Narrator: NICOLE KIDMAN

AVAILABLE TO VIEW WORLDWIDE

GOD GREW TIRED OF US


Director, Writer, Producer: CHRISTOPHER QUINN

Executive Producer: BRAD PITT 

Narrator: NICOLE KIDMAN

AVAILABLE TO VIEW WORLDWIDE


Sundance Grand Jury Prize
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God Grew Tired of Us explores the indomitable spirit of three "Lost Boys" from the Sudan who leave their homeland, overcome seemingly insurmountable odds, and move to America.

The so-called "Lost Boys" at JFK airport waiting to connect to flights to their new homes in the United States. 

The so-called "Lost Boys" at JFK airport waiting to connect to flights to their new homes in the United States. 

At the 2006 Sundance Film Festival, the film won both the "Grand Jury Prize: Documentary" and the "Audience Award" in the "Independent Film Competition: Documentary" category. The film also won best documentary at the Deauville Film Festival in France and the Galway Film Festival in Ireland.

Christopher Dillon Quinn was awarded The Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award by the International Documentary Association in 2007 for directing God Grew Tired of Us.


An incredibly powerful story of renewal, commitment and the resiliency of the human spirit.
— Hollywood Reporter
Two unimaginable journeys become more than imaginable in God Grew Tired Of Us, a documentary by Christopher Quinn — the movie makes them vivid and memorable. This is a film that adds to our understanding of human nature.
— The Wall Street Journal
This is an important film. It’s amazing that it exists, and the events it recounts are still more amazing. Everybody should see it.
— Salon.com
[An] affecting and engaging film.
— Washington Post
Visually stunning and contextually provocative, “God Grew Tired of Us” is quite simply one of the most beautiful documentaries I’ve ever seen, and is deserving of its Sundance 2006 Documentary Grand Jury prize. Intelligent, heartbreaking, uplifting, humorous and reverent, the film is an adventure in what it means to be human, and what it takes to survive in the world today, whether it be the Sudan or the United States
— Film Threat

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God Grew Tired Of Us
Starring John Dau, Nicole Kidman, Daniel Abul Pach, Panther Bior
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LOCATION


Los Angeles

1041 Formosa Ave 

Writer's Building • 309 

West Hollywood, CA 90046 

Tel: 424.245.0015

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