NOMINATED
Mangurama Award for Conscious Documentary Storytelling
ILLUMINATE Film Festival, Sedona
We are proud to announce that our Inspirational Documentary THE PUSH has won:
JURY PRIZE for BEST DOCUMENTARY AT the 33rd Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival
Audience Award for BEST DOCUMENTARY at the Sonoma International Film Festival
Audience Award for BEST DOCUMENTARY at American Documentary Film Festival
NOMINATED
Milan International Film Festival Awards
Best Documentary and Best Film
Leonardo Da Vinci Film Society
Awards & Nominations
This extraordinary film showcases the heroic powers of love and the enduring human spirit's ability to choose “possibility through positivity” and ultimately achieve the impossible. These WORLD PREMIERE screenings are expected to sell out, and we would love for you to join us!! As Grant Korgan often says, “In life, it's human to fall down; the magic happens when we get back up!”
The Push
HOMETOWN SCREENING
Thursday, Sep. 13 at 7:00 PM
Pioneer Center
100 S. Virginia St.
Reno, NV 89501
For more information on the film and all press inquiries, please email: info@thepushison.com
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Owning your reality is when the journey begins
"The Push" documentary is a feature film which is based on the true story of one man's heroic journey to overcome the insurmountable; while showcasing the power of the human spirit, friendship, and ultimately, the force that is unconditional love. The Push documentary is merely a reflection of self. For each of the heroes represented in this documentary, their struggles and triumphs are a mirror image of what volition and perseverance each of us are born with. Our goal is to shine a light on the enduring human greatness which exists within us all.
#ThePushIsOn
"In life, It's Human to Fall Down; The Magic Happens When You Get Back up"
- Grant Korgan
This film is merely a reflection of “Self.” For all the heroics represented in the film, they are a mirrored image of what’s in all of us.
