View and Show the Film
Would you like to view or show the film? With a group of people, in a public place, or at an educational institution? Here you will find information about the various options.
Stream the Film
The film is currently being screened exclusively at film festivals and in cinemas, and not yet available for private online-streaming.
Please inform us should you wish to be added to our mailing list and receive notification when the film is available for public viewing.
Show the film or use it in your professional setting
Schools, Universities, and Other Educational Institutions
Screen the film without charge in classrooms.
You are welcome to share any thoughts on further distribution via contact@divinetechnology.net
Additional Resources for the Film
Discussion Ideas
To encourage discussion about the film and the topics it addresses, we have compiled some discussion prompts and questions that are particularly well-suited for use in a group setting.
Comments About the Film
"The film is outstanding and deeply moved me. What impressed me most was the diversity of perspectives, convictions, and perceptions. In the end, I am always left with the same central question: What is it that I truly want?"
Heidi T.
"Through the interviews with the representatives of transhumanism, the images, and the music, I could sense the allure of the 'divine technology' that seems to make anything possible. Freedom from suffering and death sounded so simple. Human beings are modified, enhanced, and optimized like machines."
Astrid R.
"There is no room for the soul in digitalization, revealing that what is called progress is, in reality, a step backward. We are facing a formidable opponent that is capable of holding almost six billion people under its spell."
Christine R.
"The film made me realize the threshold humanity is standing, and that even within my lifetime we may witness societal shifts that are almost impossible to foresee. After watching the film, I can begin to imagine the consequences. Thank you for having the courage to make this film!"
Martin K.
