Little Film Big Heart is all about films that make our hearts sing. We all need more hope, more love and much much more laughter.
We search the world for great films that might nourish or inspire, make us laugh or shed a tear, touch our spirits or heal our hearts. Films that can make a positive difference in the world is what we are all about.
We are serving up a platter of films that can enrich our lives. These films remind us of why we are here and what is important. We are, after all, what we eat.
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Little thoughts...
"God writes a lot of comedy... the trouble is, he's stuck with so many bad actors who don't know how to play funny."
Garrison Keillor
"I love life
because what more is there."
Anthony Hopkins
HERE ARE A FEW LITTLE IDEAS THAT MIGHT JUST
INSPIRE A BIG SOMETHING IN SOMEONES LIFE.
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KivaKiva is the world's first person-to-person micro-lending website. They can help empower you to lend your
finances to unique entrepreneurs around the globe and your small loan is a big step in the mission to alleviate poverty.
When you browse entrepreneurs' profiles on Kiva, you can choose someone to lend to and can see that you are helping a real person make great strides
towards economic independence and improve life for themselves, their family, and their community. |
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365gratefulMeet two women from opposites sides of the world, one from Brisbane, Australia and the other from Austin, Texas. Sharing
a grateful appreciation for the www (weird wild world) they have decided to use their iphone shakeitphoto app to
observe 365 days of little moments that express their gratefulness for life. |
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GratefulnessThis little website has a vision to build a worldwide community dedicated to gratefulness as the core inspiration for
personal change, international cooperation and sustainable activism in areas of universal concern. The site offers
resources that will help teach grateful living and hopes that it can create a spiral of learning that turns into
real-life action and service to society. |
