Spiritual Cinema Circle’s volume 4 films include “Thomas and the Rainbow”, “The Philosopher Kings”, “Dandelion Dharma”, “His Good Will” and “Act As If.”

In Thomas and the Rainbow, Marie (Connie Nielsen) transforms an orphan’s life when she brings him to live in her home, an island village off the coast of Ireland. Her husband, Alec (Aidan Quinn) is disappointed when he meets the frail, shy eight-year-old. However, Marie remains committed to showing Thomas (John Bell) that you can find magic anywhere – if you really look.

The Philosopher Kings is a documentary that features wisdom found in staff members of prestigious American universities who have seen it all: the custodians. Their untold stories of tragedy and triumph are weaved in with lessons they’ve learned from surviving lost loves, hard times and shattered dreams.

Act As If is an engaging documentary about a feisty blue-collar Boston kid, Kathy Delanely-Smith, who becomes Harvard’s championship basketball coach.

In Dandelion Dharma, a distraught 20-something, stands brokenhearted in a community garden plot she once shared with her love and receives insights from a trio of older women about their relationships.

In His Good Will a young boy struggles to make ends meet in a Southern town in the 1950s. Will seemingly has nothing to offer, buy gives with all his heart.

For information on how you can watch these films, you can visit Spiritual Cinema Circle’s website by clicking here.

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