Who Do You Think You Are? is a profound one hour award-winning documentary that investigates the deepest roots of our current global crises and invites us to consider that one of the greatest problems that we face in the world today is not knowing who we truly are. The film looks at our ineffectiveness in dealing with today's world problems and proposes that everything changes when we connect with our deepest level of self.

Inspired by the work of spiritual teachers, among these, Sri Aurobindo and Mirra Alfassa, the film uniquely addresses social issues through spiritual lenses. The documentary offers the wisdom of important thinkers, including the visionaries Neale Donald Walsch (Conversations With God), Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, and renowned physician, clown, and activist Patch Adams, as well as inspiring stories of personal struggle and transformation, including a man who has lived on the streets for 30 years, a former corporate lawyer for the pharmaceutical industry, and a Tibetan refugee. The film also introduces the Happiness Curriculum, an educational endeavour that features meditation and self-inquiry as part of the daily school experience for one million students in Delhi, India.

Who Do You Think You Are? features a captivating original score and stunning visual imagery that elevate the film's profound reflection on today's most urgent questions.

Who Do You Think You Are? (English, 65 min), a film by Alan Baiss and Joseh Garcia.