Here Comes Every Body (1972)
100 or 110 mins | Documentary | 1972
Cast:
Dr. William Schutz [ More ]Director:
John WhitmoreProducers:
John Whitmore, Walter BlakeEditor:
John GlascockProduction Company:
Artistic Lake ProductionsAlthough the Box review lists a release date of Jan 1973, no theatrical screenings have been verified in the United States other than a 2 Nov 1972 New York preview. The film takes place at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA, a non-profit organization established in 1962 as a communal retreat and educational center focusing on meditation, spirituality, art and other mind and body alternative workshops. For additional information on Esalen, consult the entry above for the 1971 film Come to Your Senses.
Here Comes Every Body marked the only film by British director John Whitmore. As noted in the Var review, the film was financed by Artistic Lake Productions, a Swiss-based company. The review also noted that a fourteen-man crew filmed about eighty hours of footage, which was originally shot in 16mm but blown up to 35mm for the film's release, and lists the credit “Inspired by Dr. William Schutz,” an influential psychologist at Esalen. ...
Although the Box review lists a release date of Jan 1973, no theatrical screenings have been verified in the United States other than a 2 Nov 1972 New York preview. The film takes place at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA, a non-profit organization established in 1962 as a communal retreat and educational center focusing on meditation, spirituality, art and other mind and body alternative workshops. For additional information on Esalen, consult the entry above for the 1971 film Come to Your Senses.
Here Comes Every Body marked the only film by British director John Whitmore. As noted in the Var review, the film was financed by Artistic Lake Productions, a Swiss-based company. The review also noted that a fourteen-man crew filmed about eighty hours of footage, which was originally shot in 16mm but blown up to 35mm for the film's release, and lists the credit “Inspired by Dr. William Schutz,” an influential psychologist at Esalen.
At the Esalen Center in Big Sur, California, sixteen participants are shown in group encounter therapy. Subjects include a homosexual man, a married couple attempting to save their marriage and several women struggling with weight and image issues. During poolside therapy sessions led by Dr. William Schutz, the participants speak about their problems, strip naked and confront one another ...
At the Esalen Center in Big Sur, California, sixteen participants are shown in group encounter therapy. Subjects include a homosexual man, a married couple attempting to save their marriage and several women struggling with weight and image issues. During poolside therapy sessions led by Dr. William Schutz, the participants speak about their problems, strip naked and confront one another therapeutically.
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