Angels:

AG, DR, John Lyon Paul & Katy Gottschalk, Alice Baker, Pam Page, Kevin & Ramona Smith, Lisa Lefebvre, Erich Mahnke, Michael & Amy Porteus, Patty Mark, Philip Wollen

Carol & Ted Barnett, Christian Becker, Giorgio Bertoni, Carolyn Bills, Patti Breitman, Jan Cejka, James Corcoran & Rae Sikora, Ann Creech, Kim Frost, Lowell Garner, Douglas H. Ginsburg, Lee Hall, Louisa Hart, JWF Holliday, Eva Ma, Pamela Jay, Cameron Lane, Jean Lowe & Kim MacConnel, Ronald & Christine Main, Oswald Family Foundation, Mark Sabel & Mary Helmer, Alan & Terri Scheller-Wolf, Monica Towle, Michael Tucker, A Well Fed World, Thomas Winger, Gypsy Wulff, and the Butcher, Creech, Hills, Lloyd & Stein families.

In Loving Memory of:
Malcolm Lloyd, Stuart Stein, Richard Belsher, Steven Bruce Farmer, Tony Levin, Jenny Ma, Tom Regan

Original screening room design:
Eric Huang


Tribe of Heart awards

Tribe of Heart Films
Peaceable Kingdom - The Journey Home
Introducing Holistic Nonviolence
LOVE over FEAR - Inspiring story behind Peaceable Kingdom
The Artist as Activist
All the Difference in the World
Can a Change of Heart Change the World?
From Pain to Empowerment
Marching to a Different Drummer
Father Frank Mann's Awakening to Compassion for Animals
Mama Hen & Baby Chick - touching scene from Peaceable Kingdom
Educational Resources
Peaceable Journey
Happy Cows - Behind the Myth
Cage Free Eggs - Behind the Myth
Humane Myth

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How does a tough Brooklyn construction contractor become an impassioned animal advocate? With moving personal stories and colorful insights, Eddie Lama describes how he feared and avoided animals for most of his life, until the love of a kitten opened his heart, inspiring him to rescue abandoned animals and bring his message of compassion to the streets of New York.   
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