
25 festival awards
The Blinding Sea is a two-hour-long feature documentary on the life and career of Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen, which
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I completed the feature documentary The Blinding Sea on March 16, 2025 and am streaming the film around the world.
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.











The Blinding Sea is a two-hour-long feature documentary on the life and career of Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen, which

As the film producer and copyright holder, I am offering digital site licenses to institutions (e.g. universities, community colleges, research

This post provides the film credits for The Blinding Sea, a two-hour feature documentary completed in 2025. Produced, directed

The Blinding Sea is a 120-minute high-definition feature documentary film, which I produced and directed, chronicling the life and expeditions

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.