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Human. Animal. Tree. Make the Connection.
Despite the advent of science, literature, technology, philosophy, religion, and so on -- none of these has assuaged humankind from killing one another, the animals, and nature. UNITY is a film about why we can't seem to get along, even after thousands and thousands of years.
Aaron Paul Adam Levine Adrian Grenier Alison Eastwood Amanda Seyfried Amy Smart Anjelica Huston Anton Yelchin Arlene Martel Balthazar Getty Ben Kingsley Ben Whishaw Beth Hart Caroline Goodall Carrie-Anne Moss Casey Affleck Catherine Tate Claire Forlani Cloris Leachman Common David Copperfield David DeLuise David LaChapelle Deepak Chopra Dianna Agron Dr. Dre Edward James Olmos Ellen Burstyn Ellen DeGeneres Emily Deschanel Eve Best Freida Pinto Geoffrey Rush Helen Mirren Isabel Lucas January Jones Jason Mraz Jeff Goldblum Jennifer Aniston Jennifer Tilly Jesse Carmichael Jessica Chastain Joaquin Phoenix Joel Edgerton Jorja Fox Julia Ormond Kevin Spacey Kristen Bell Kristen Wiig Larenz Tate Leighton Meester Lena Headey Liev Schreiber Maggie Grace Maggie Q Malin Åkerman Marcia Gay Harden Mariel Hemingway Marion Cotillard Mark Strong Martin Sheen Matthew Modine Michael Gambon Michelle Rodriguez Minnie Driver Missy Higgins Moby Nestor Serrano Olivia Munn Olivia Wilde Pamela Anderson Persia White Phil Donahue Portia de Rossi Rose Byrne Russell Simmons Rutger Hauer Ryan O'Neal Selena Gomez Shaun Toub Susan Sarandon Tom Hiddleston Tony Hawk Zoe Saldaña Robbie Williams Kanye West Lady Gaga Donatella Versace Adolf Hitler Nelson Mandela Martin Luther King Jr. Catherine, Princess of Wales William, Prince of Wales Paul McCartney Nancy Shevell Barack Obama Steve Jobs Bill Gates Michael Jackson Mahatma Gandhi Tenzin Gyatso Angelina Jolie Muammar Gaddafi Hosni Mubarak Princess Diana of Wales Yasser Arafat Famke Janssen Arian Foster Brandon Boyd Damien Mander Gregory Colbert Joe Perry John Paul DeJoria Kathy Freston Marianne Williamson Matthieu Ricard Michael Bernard Beckwith Mira Jade Monson Paul Watson Rick Allen Sam Simon Tim McIlrath Tony Kanal
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