The Searching Generation: The Spiritual Life of Twenty-Somethings

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  • NR
  • 30 min

The Searching Generation is a documentary film about two generations: Generation X and Millennials. Its provocative yet contemplative tone seeks to open a dialogue between traditional religious communities and the emergent generation. The filmmakers explore the same questions among twenty-somethings of Europe and the U.S., as well as among experts in spirituality, art, film and music. Included are interviews with best-selling authors Brian McLaren and Erwin McManus, writer Lauren Winner, musician Derek Webb, screenwriter Craig Detweiler, and music producer Mark Joseph. The program provides a valuable foundation for starting a spiritual dialogue with today's young people. Among the questions explored are:

- What is important to these groups?
- Where are the common misunderstandings about them?
- How do they shape their values?
- What language do they speak?
- How do they describe themselves?
- What is spirituality to these generations, and why do they struggle to find their place in the religious communities of today?

The Searching Generation: The Spiritual Life of Twenty-Somethings is a documentary with a runtime of 30 minutes.

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  • MPAA Rating
    NR
  • Runtime
    30 min