Category: The Enemy God

Now Streaming – “The Enemy God” indigenous film

I’m really pleased to announce that a feature-length film I produced, “The Enemy God” is now available for streaming rental or purchase on Vimeo On Demand. Watch the trailer here, then, just click on the “From $2.99” button on the video to rent or purchase.

The Enemy God from Tom Khazoyan on Vimeo.

This multi-award-winning film tells the story of a Yanomamö shaman and his search for the truth about the spirits he served. It is a powerful, true story, told from the point of view of an indigenous people group from the Amazon rainforest.

Open Your Eyes To Other Cultures This Christmas

In the holiday season, it’s easy to become focused on ourselves and our own small worlds. If you’re looking for an eye-opening view of another of God’s diverse cultures, you owe it to yourself to watch this video clip and check out “The Enemy God” on DVD.

In the holiday season, it’s easy to become focused on ourselves and our own small worlds. If you’re looking for an eye-opening view of another of God’s diverse cultures, you owe it to yourself to watch this video clip and check out “The Enemy God” on DVD.

Award-Winning Film – DVD sale

Support independent cross-cultural filmmaking in this holiday season!

TEG Poster[Shameless self-promotion follows! Thanks for your indulgence.]

I don’t really want to engage in the modern spirit of commerce for the upcoming holiday season. However, if you or a loved-one is:

  • – a movie buff
  • – fan of other cultures
  • – rainforest fanatic
  • – into spiritual warfare issues
  • – looking for a unique film experience…

We’ve got a great movie deal for you.

Our multi-award-winning feature film, Yai Wanonabälewä: The Enemy God, is now on sale the film’s web store. We even have bundle specials with books related to the film.

Support independent cross-cultural filmmaking in this holiday season!

A Willing Heart – Joe Dawson

Mourned by his Yanomamö friends, Joe Dawson passed away on Thursday night in Coshilowateli, Venezuela.

Joe Dawson passed away on Thursday night in Coshilowateli, Venezuela. He and his wife, Millie, have lived among the Yanomamö since 1953, giving their lives to learn from,  love, and serve their adopted indigenous community. Through Joe and Millie and their 10 children, the Yanomamö in the Amazonas region came to understand that the Great Spirit that they feared as their Enemy, Yai Wanonabalewa, was really their Creator who loves them. For those who accepted this news, it meant the end of a life of constant fear and bloodshed that was driven by the spirits they possessed. Many Yanomamö today are mourning the loss of their true brother, Pepiwa (Joe’s Yanomamö nickname), but are thankful for his life.

Here’s a short documentary video featuring Joe and Millie, telling their story of how God first called them to go serve the Yanomamö. It’s part of a series that gives a background to the feature film, Yai Wanonabalewa: The Enemy God. That film tells the story of the how the Yanomamö discovered the truth about the spirits and the one Great Spirit who brought them peace.

You can find more information about The Enemy God film on DVD, including more documentary segments that tell Joe and Millie’s story on the film’s web site: www.TheEnemyGod.com

Stick Us Next To “Stripper Academy”

I was looking at the release schedule for our film in Australia. The company that bought the DVD rights there is set to release our film mid-September, right alongside two other films, “Universal Squadrons” and “Stripper Academy”!

I’m kind of excited to be there. Rather than being stuck in a faith-based film ghetto, a unique story of God’s grace and power is getting out to places we’d hope it would go.