Everywhere you go heads are down with faces not engaged in one another which brings forth the question, ‘Where are we leading the next generation?’

Anxiety and narcissism are at the height of their existence, while Gen Z has never known life without iPhone in hand, internet, and social networks. The experiment with technology is happening right now and most of us – especially teens – do not even know they are in it.

selfless opens conversation to the ever growing epidemic with selfies, social media and technology and how it is affecting us body, mind, and soul.

This story pushes away doom and gloom offering a bright, beautiful film filled with messages of hope as we navigate this challenging time we live in.

Director’s Message

How wonderful you are here learning more about selfless.

I feel concern as a woman and a mom about what is happening in the world and how darkness is working so hard to put out the light.

Not knowing where to begin with this ever growing epidemic with selfies, social media and technology. I decided to push away the doom and gloom and create a project which offers hope, for people to navigate this challenging time we live in.

selfless has grown far past any expectations and is true testament to the power of the Holy Spirit moving the Human Spirit. My hope has always been for this film to inspire people to look up and be present in the moment because life is precious, don’t miss it.

This story was placed on my heart to find wings to fly and I am so pleased it has found its way to you. Please feel free to reach out and share how selfless has imprinted upon you.


Where To Watch

For more information or to book the filmmakers contact: Film@freshindependence.com

Raising selfless Teens

selfless Video Study Series

Parenting is not for the faint hearted and today holds extra challenges with technology. 

selfless director, Kim Laureen, leads you or your group with this four part video study series complete with discussion guide and prayer. Real conversation about how technology is affecting us body, mind and soul, asking ‘where are we leading the next generation?’

Growing selfless Tots

selfless Video Study Series

Parenting is not for the faint hearted and raising children in this age of technology brings with it many challenges. Gen-Z was the first to never have known life without iPhone in hand, internet, and social pages. Now we are experiencing a tsunami of anxiety and narcissism. We can’t be sure yet what the future holds for toddlers on screens – but it’s a scary thing. As people fall deeper into the meta-verse it becomes even more crucial for parents  to hold on to interactions of the human kind with their children. This four part study series is based on the award-winning documentary selfless. Come along as we explore planting roots, how blue light is affecting the eyes, social media influencers and the value of Growing selfless Tots. Parents your children learn from you and look to you from their very beginning. Perhaps its time to ask yourself – what do they see?

Start the Conversation Early

Engage children during their formative years and inspire them to be selfless. 

This picture book series ages 3 – 6 years – shares important messages offered in the film.

Included is a parent section with a note from the author and tips to ‘Consider Screen Time Wisely.’ 

Praise for selfless

“Thank you for visiting our school and the first screening of selfless in a BC school! You should be very proud – it is both a beautiful creation and a stirring call to deep reflection and action to address this ‘global experiment’ of technology in the hands of youth (and adults!)” – Stephen Goobie – Principal Bodwell High School – North Vancouver B.C.
“I have had staff and students come to tell me selfless was time well spent. This film gives the student voice to the conversation – so real and raw for them to hear their peers verbalize the tension that our social media world presents to us. My hope and prayer is that this film gets wide distribution because it is such an important story to hear.” – Koenraad Beugelink – ACS High School
“It was refreshing to hear the voice of youth expressing concerns with social media and access to technology. The stories of strength to overcome personal struggles were inspirational, highlighting the ability to find light and hope from within. Being face-to- face is still powerful. #RaiseTheBar “ – Shirley Wilson –  School District #34 Trustee
“The best part is people leave with joy in their hearts. Powerful film. God bless.” – Pastor Bullet – Transform Central
“If I take one thing of value away from this conference let it be the selfless workshop – Loneliness in the Social Media Age – Brilliant and so needed.” – Loneliness in the Social Media Age – Brilliant and so needed.” – Counsellor BCSCA
“selfless is not sad it’s hopeful. It drew me in like a magnet!!” – Karen McDiarmid – Rotary Club Vancouver
“During the entire film you could of heard a pin drop in the theatre. The impact was simply moving and tremendous.” – Downtown Abby Business District
“If you have ever wondered ‘Why am I here?’ or ‘How can I find happiness?’ Push aside your fears and watch selfless. It will change your life.” – Sharon Wiebe – Youth for Christ
“selfless is a beautiful experience which addresses the concern of Am I Enough? So frequently heard amongst youth today. Well done!” – Lori Hartshorn 700 Club Canada