Vision Films is re-releasing Chloe & Theo – newly available on Tubi and commercial-free on AmazonPrime, iTunes, Vudu, YouTube, GooglePlay, and almost all cable providers in the US & Canada. This fictionalized version of a touching true story is told with an incredible cast including Dakota Johnson, Mira Sorvino, and Emmy, Tony, and Grammy Award winner, Andre De Shields (Hadestown).
Chloe & Theo, starring Dakota Johnson, Mira Sorvino, and Broadway’s André De Shields re-releases again in time for Earth Day 2022.
Executive Produced by Sir Richard Branson, John Paul DeJoria, Cassian Elwes, entrepreneur & HIV/AIDS and other immunological deficiency disorder developer, Monica Ord, and directed by Ezna Sands.
Official Trailer for “Chloe & Theo” Executive Produced by Sir RIchard Branson and directed by Ezna Sands
“Chloe & Theo” is a film based on a true story. Theo is an Inuit elder and the lead in the film who plays a fictionalized version of himself. He actually came to NYC to talk about his people’s struggle with global warming and sustainability. This is how Sir Richard Branson got involved in the project. Inuit or Inuktitut for “the people” — are Indigenous people the majority of whom inhabit the northern regions of Canada.
Richard Branson traveled with Monica Ord to the great Canadian north on an expedition to fully understand the effects of climate change discussed in the film. The film is more relevant than ever – released in 2015 it was very prescient
Humanity continually needs to be inspired and reminded that environmental issues are still a serious problem that affects us. These effects will be felt now and for generations yet to come.
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