Chelsea Film Festival

Brian Mehling, M.D. hosted a gathering for filmmakers during the Chelsea Film Festival at his home in New York City on Friday October 15, 2021.
Dr. Mehling is also a documentary film producer. He is president and CEO of Industrial Motion Pictures (IMP), producer of the film Tiny Tears, which debuted at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Their newest film, titled “Stem Cells: The Revolution Is Here” was part of the Chelsea Film Festival this year.
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Stem Cell Documentary by Brian Mehling, M.D.‘s company Industrial Motion Pictures screening at Sundance Film Festival.

The documentary “Stem Cells: The Next Frontier” is set to be screened on Tuesday, January 24, 2017 at 7pm at the Sunrise Lodge in Park City, Utah.
Stem cell research is the next frontier in medicine, but many have only the narrowest understanding of what it is, what it can do, and why it isn’t explored to its full potential in the United States.
The creators of the 20 minute short movie joined forces with Blue Horizon International, BHI Therapeutic Sciences and Blue Horizon Charitable Foundation teams, to explore what exactly stem cells are, as well as their potential to reshape the medical world. The executive Producer of the documentary is Brian Mehling, M.D., founder of IMP. The production team was led by Ralph Moffetone and John-David Grayson and the supervisor of the project is Melody London.
Dr. Mehling will be available onsite to share insights on the current and upcoming breakthroughs in regard to cellular and regenerative medicine and stem cell research as it relates to the technology revolution. “The ‘miracle drug’ we are all searching for may not be a drug at all. It may be our own cells. Stem cells have the potential to treat better than any pill or drug, because it directly gives the body exactly what is missing – healthy cells,” said Dr. Mehling. “Regenerative medicine is not the future, it is the present.”
Industrial Motion Pictures was originally founded in the 1950s. The mantra is not based on profit, but rather, they emphasize and focus on the impact their films bring to communities on a diverse level. A creative film company founded by Dr. Brian Mehling, CEO. IMP, in association with Mehling Studios brings creative and innovative films to life. IMP has been associated with films such as: A Smile for Bow, Tiny Tears, Italy’s Forgotten Earthquake, and many more. In production now, Stem Cells: The Next Frontier. For more information please visit www.industrialmotionpictures.com.
The Blue Horizon Charitable Foundation is a recognized 501 (c) (3) organization, dedicated to increasing the awareness of global inequalities in healthcare, as well as providing charitable medical care and education to adults and children in impoverished areas. For more information please visit www.bluehorizonfoundation.org.

Blue Horizon International is a healthcare consulting company with a unique mission that combines treatment, research and philanthropic efforts. Across the globe quality care and services for medical treatments are provided along with resources needed to assist children and adults who are medically underserved. For more information please visit at www.bluehorizoninternational.com.

A Smile For Bow” movie screening at Cannes International Film Festival

Dr. Brian Mehling’s film production company, Industrial Motion Pictures (IMP), is screening its latest documentary, “A Smile For Bow,” on Tuesday, May 19th

NEW YORK – May 14, 2015 — The 68th annual Cannes International Film Festival is currently underway through May 24th in Cannes, France. The festival previews new films of all genres, including documentaries, from around the world.

Founded in 1946, it is one of the most prestigious and publicized film festivals in the world.The invitation-only festival has been celebrating cinema for more than 60 years. Over this time, the Association Française du Festival International du Film has been able to change while keeping the essence of the festival: a passion for cinema, the discovery of new talent and the enthusiasm of festival goers and professionals from the whole world who come to contribute to the making and distribution of films. With around 35,000 film professionals and over 4,000 international journalists coming together, it is the world’s biggest film event.

Dr. Brian Mehling’s film production company Industrial Motion Pictures (IMP) is proud to show Robert Corna’s latest movie, A Smile For Bow, on Tuesday, May 19th at 3:30 p.m. at Palais D at Palais des Festivals et des Congrès.

The sequel to Tiny Tears, entitled A Smile for Bow, is the continuing story of Bow, a little girl from Thailand, who was abandoned at birth. She has HIV and was born with disfiguring fetal alcohol syndrome. The film crew followed Bow when she was offered a chance to come to the U.S. for reconstructive facial surgeries. After several surgeries, she can now smile again. This film was directed by Robert Corna and produced by Brian Mehling, M.D. and Eddie Amarante. The film was completed in 2014.

Industrial Motion Pictures is a creative film company founded by Dr Mehling. IMP, in association with Mehling Studios brings creative and innovative films to life. IMP has been associated with films such as:Tiny Tears, Italy’s Forgotten Earthquake, BreadCrumbs, Dead Calling, and A Smile for Bow.

The Cannes International Film Festival is an annual film festival held in Cannes, France, which previews new films of all genres, including documentaries, from around the world. Founded in 1946, it is one of the most prestigious and publicised film festivals in the world. The invitation-only festival is held annually (usually in May) at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès.
The Italian-American actress and director Isabella Rossellini has kindly agreed to preside over the Un Certain Regard Jury. She is a daughter of Italian director Roberto Rossellini and Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman, to whom this year’s Festival de Cannes is to pay tribute.
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Blue Horizon Charitable Foundation raises awareness about HIV-infected children during Cannes Film Festival

Diplomatic Council awards prize to Robert Corna, director of “A Smile for Bow “ documentary film about HIV-infected orphan girl, produced by Industrial Motion Pictures, Brian Mehling, M.D. and Eddie Amarante

Blue Horizon Charitable Foundation & Diplomatic Council event in Cannes
NEW YORK – June 1, 2015 — The international Film Festival in Cannes is one of the most renowned and prestigious film festivals in the world. Launched in 1946, the Cannes Festival is now held each year in May at the Code d’Azur.

During this year’s 68th International Film Festival in Cannes, the Diplomatic Council (DC) and Blue Horizon Charitable Foundation (BHCF) organized an exclusive event at the Villa Horizon Bleu.

It is the Diplomatic Council’s view that cinematic art plays an important role in promoting international understanding. Movies can make a contribution because they introduce different cultures and show different ways of thinking and acting thus broadening people’s horizons.

Actor Lambert Wilson, host of this year’s award ceremony, said: “The world is written in an incomprehensible language, but cinema helps us translate it universally. Without the guiding light, everyone would be stuck in the dark of the night.“

Dr. Brian Mehling’s film production company, Industrial Motion Pictures (IMP), showed Robert Corna’s latest movie, A Smile For Bow, on Tuesday, May 19th at Palais D at Palais des Festivals et des Congrès.

The sequel to Tiny Tears, entitled A Smile for Bow, is the continuing story of Bow, a little girl from Thailand, who was abandoned at birth. She has HIV and was born with disfiguring fetal alcohol syndrome. The film crew followed Bow when she was offered a chance to come to the U.S. for reconstructive facial surgeries. After several surgeries, she can now smile again. This film was directed by Robert Corna and produced by Brian Mehling, M.D. and Eddie Amarante. The film was completed in 2014.

The Blue Horizon Charitable Foundation (BHCF) is a recognized 501 (c) (3) organization, dedicated to increasing the awareness of global inequalities in healthcare, as well as providing charitable medical care and education to adults and children in impoverished areas. The foundation raises capital in orde to support medical centers and clinics by providing medicines vital to basic human survival, by performing advanced medical treatments otherwise not accessible to certain geographic regions, and to finance research and development in stem cell therapies and cellular regenerative medicine. BHCF also supports children around the world who have been orphaned as a result of disease and/or war. In order to raise awareness of these situations, BHCF produces documentary films that bring much needed attention to the plight of those with limited or no access to healthcare. The provision of these resources to less developed areas enables the medically underserved to benefit from high quality care and treatment. For more information please visit www.bluehorizonfoundation.org.

Industrial Motion Pictures (IMP)is a creative film company founded by Dr. Mehling. IMP, in association with Mehling Studios brings creative and innovative films to life. IMP has been associated with films such as:Tiny Tears, Italy’s Forgotten Earthquake, BreadCrumbs, Dead Calling, and A Smile for Bow. For more information please visit www.industrialmotionpictures.com.

The Diplomatic Council (DC) is a United Nations (UN) registered global Think Tank founded with the objective to serve as a bridge between diplomacy, economy and society. Members committed and dedicated to the DC strongly believe that a thriving economy bringing prosperity to mankind is one of the best guarantors for peace. For more information please visit www.diplomatic-council.org.
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DC awards “Golden Dove of Peace” in Cannes

US producer and director Robert Corna is the first winner of the new film prize “La Colombe d’or de la Paix” that the Diplomatic Council Global Media Forum has awarded for the first time this year. The award ceremony took place at the prestigious Villa Horizon Bleu during the film festival in Cannes. “We have deliberately chosen the “world of glamour” and by awarding this film prize directed attention to a documentary which was made in a totally different “world of poverty and tears”, says DC Secretary General Hang Nguyen.

Robert Corna received this sought-after award for his documentary on “A Smile for Bow” which tells the story of the orphan girl Bow who grew up without parents in an orphanage in Thailand. A Smile for Bow is the sequel to a production about HIV-infected children and young people in Asia, Africa and America. The first part “Tiny Tears” was crucial for Bow’s fate: not only is Bow infected with HIV but she also was not able to smile because foetal alcoholism has severely deformed her face since her birth. Through this film, a group of doctors became aware of Bow’s fate and offered 2 free surgeries so that finally, at the age of 16, Bow is able to smile for the first time in her life. The Diplomatic Council welcomes 16-year old Bow as its DC Fellow and is happy to help her, giving her many more reasons to smile in her life.

The film prize “La Colombe d’or de la Paix” is part of the DC Initiative Helping Hands, an initiative established with the objective to draw worldwide attention to particularly vulnerable people and to encourage aid organisations and donators to join the DC Initiative Helping Hands. The Initiative’s aim is to give helping hands to those ones who are in dire need of help and protection.

This award ceremony was also the Diplomatic Council’s launch event at the Cote d’Azur and the opening of the DC Mission in Cannes.