Lithium Springs
"This extremely clever allegory is a beautifully filmed, whimsically funny family movie that contains a “treasure” for every viewer…Very highly recommended."
—EDITOR’S PICK, Cliff Glaviano, LIBRARY JOURNAL.
"For audiences from 5 to 85. Especially fun for young children."
—Ted Baehr, MOVIE GUIDE
"Laugh Out Loud Funny!!!"
—The Dove Foundation
"Alice in Wonderland by way of Luis Bunuel…the films heart is large, its humor likable and its sense of adventure something both kids and grown-ups will be able to groove on."
—Lance Goldenberg, Creative Loafing, Tampa, Florida
"The cast is convincing in their passion for conservation. Their fearlessness is refreshing."
—Tenley Woodman, Boston Herald
"I laughed and laughed - out loud. It was very enjoyable."
—Petuuche Gilbert, Indigenous Activist, New Mexico
"I love this film!! Its important!"
— Olga Kruse, Actress
"It was a riot! I've watched it 4 times. My mother loves it, too. It's a way to bring your family together in an environment that instills humor and honesty."
—Dr. Jamie Naughright Ed.D, TC/L, 1996 US Olympic trainer
"We have 5 tugs and over 250 films in our fleet for our sailors. All of them are tough, hard seamen. They watch Lithium Springs all the time, as much as any film we've got. They love it. These guys are in dangerous situations all day long and when they're off, the just want to sit back and enjoy something funny and nice."
—Capt Latham Smith, Ship owner
"I just finished watching the film for the third time and I like it better with each viewing."
—Capt John Childs, Surgeon, US Navy
"Wow! That was a great movie! I was really surprised. My kids watched it 9 times in 2 days!"
—Tom Brady, Businessman
"I just finished watching the film for the third time and I like it better with each viewing."
—Capt John Childs, Surgeon, US Navy
"It was VERY charming. The dog is greatl. We all watched it at a multi-generational dinner, from granddad down to the 1st and second graders. Everyone loved it!"
—Margie Soule, Librarian, , Portland, Maine
"It reminded me of a Brasilian myth from the Amazon. We have a belief in the forest people. If everyone would consider what the Lord has made - I mean the forests, the animals, the wild places - and just take care of it, we would have a better world. And if we don’t take care of it, it's going to be gone. I think that's what the film is about.
It's hard for people to understand, even for us in Brasil. The Terenas live in a huge jungle with many trees, they say the forest is big, we can't possible hurt it. But it isn’t true. They just don’t know because they haven’t been anywhere else. It's hard for people to see the big picture. I really liked the movie. It's beautiful. Especially the dog. The filming of him was perfect."
—Marilda Arruda, Terena Indian, Mato Grosso, Brasil
