
A Twenty-Sixth Festival Award
I have just received the Golden Award for Cinematography 2025 from the Golden Fern Film Awards in Darjeeling. The jury
Films that reveal hidden connections between cultures and transform your vision of the world.
I completed the feature documentary The Blinding Sea on March 16, 2025 and am taking the film on tour & streaming it in North America and Europe.
I am working on new film projects. Stay tuned.
I am marketing the audiobook version of a magical realist coming-of-age novel, An Almost Impossible Story, and working on another two works, one (non-fiction) derived from The Blinding Sea and the other (fiction) derived from my doctoral dissertation. Stay tuned.
I have just received the Golden Award for Cinematography 2025 from the Golden Fern Film Awards in Darjeeling. The jury
In this episode, George presents chapter one of the award-winning audiobook of his magical-realist coming-of-age novel An Almost Impossible Story.
The Blinding Sea is a 120-minute high-definition feature documentary film, which I have produced and directed, chronicling the life and
In early December this year, four more of my book translations will be coming out under the Evidentia Classics imprint:
In this episode, George presents chapter one of the award-winning audiobook of his magical-realist coming-of-age novel An Almost Impossible Story.
For Paul-Henri Dietrich d’Holbach, human beings and all of Nature are essentially matter in motion.
For Julien Offray de La Mettrie, the human being is a clock-like organic machine, although there is no clock-maker.
For Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, the human being is a metaphysical machine, mirroring God’s harmonious universe.
This episode is devoted to Thomas Hobbes, whose fear of insecurity and desire for control made him develop a well-regulated machine model for society.
This episode is devoted to René Descartes, who developed mechanistic philosophy, likening human biology to clockwork.