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General News · 20th July 2026
Mansons Hall
What if getting older didn't have to mean slowing down?
The Cortes Island community is invited to a special screening of an inspiring new documentary that explores a different perspective on aging, health, and longevity. Tickets are just $10, and the evening will include not only the film but also live presentations from a cast member and a visiting osteopath from Houston, Texas, who specializes in stem cell therapies.
Produced by an award-winning Vancouver-based filmmaking team, the documentary features an extraordinary lineup of internationally recognized experts, including Dave Asprey, Dr. David Perlmutter, Dr. Bruce Lipton, Dr. Dale Bredesen, Dr. Patrick Porter, Dr. Donny Epstein, Christian Drapeau, and many others.
Together, they challenge the long-held belief that our health and vitality must inevitably decline after the age of 50. Through the latest research, personal stories, and expert insights, the film encourages viewers to rethink what is possible and to take an active role in shaping their future health and well-being.
Rather than accepting aging as a steady decline, the documentary explores how we can continue to live with energy, purpose, passion, and joy. Its message is one of hope and empowerment, inspiring audiences to create the life they truly want at every stage.
Filmmaker Laurent Goldstein has a special connection to Cortes Island, having spent many summers here by boat since 1986. He and the production team are delighted to bring this film to the island and share it with a community that has long held a special place in their hearts.
Following the screening, audience members will have the opportunity to hear from a cast member featured in the film, as well as an osteopath with expertise in stem cell therapies, offering additional insights and an opportunity for discussion.
Whether you're interested in healthy aging, cutting-edge wellness research, or simply looking for an inspiring evening, this promises to be a thought-provoking community event.
For questions about the film, contact filmmaker Laurent Goldstein at laurentgoldgmail.com.
The Cortes Island community is invited to a special screening of an inspiring new documentary that explores a different perspective on aging, health, and longevity. Tickets are just $10, and the evening will include not only the film but also live presentations from a cast member and a visiting osteopath from Houston, Texas, who specializes in stem cell therapies.
Produced by an award-winning Vancouver-based filmmaking team, the documentary features an extraordinary lineup of internationally recognized experts, including Dave Asprey, Dr. David Perlmutter, Dr. Bruce Lipton, Dr. Dale Bredesen, Dr. Patrick Porter, Dr. Donny Epstein, Christian Drapeau, and many others.
Together, they challenge the long-held belief that our health and vitality must inevitably decline after the age of 50. Through the latest research, personal stories, and expert insights, the film encourages viewers to rethink what is possible and to take an active role in shaping their future health and well-being.
Rather than accepting aging as a steady decline, the documentary explores how we can continue to live with energy, purpose, passion, and joy. Its message is one of hope and empowerment, inspiring audiences to create the life they truly want at every stage.
Filmmaker Laurent Goldstein has a special connection to Cortes Island, having spent many summers here by boat since 1986. He and the production team are delighted to bring this film to the island and share it with a community that has long held a special place in their hearts.
Following the screening, audience members will have the opportunity to hear from a cast member featured in the film, as well as an osteopath with expertise in stem cell therapies, offering additional insights and an opportunity for discussion.
Whether you're interested in healthy aging, cutting-edge wellness research, or simply looking for an inspiring evening, this promises to be a thought-provoking community event.
For questions about the film, contact filmmaker Laurent Goldstein at laurentgoldgmail.com.