Indigo (2003)

Plot Summary

Through the eyes of a child, the world can be a wondrous place. Through the eyes of an Indigo child, a more enlightened path can be embarked upon… This poignant new film co-written by and starring Neale Donald Walsch (author of the bestselling "Conversations With God") weaves the journey of a troubled family with the search for understanding that can bring them together. An estranged grandfather, his unprincipled business world in collapse, finds himself uncomfortably entrusted with his 10-year old granddaughter's safety. Together they flee from her unstable father, embarking on an extraordinary passage of self discovery in which this exceptional child gradually gains his love and guides her family to a place of unity. Indigo children and their ability to communicate in unique ways with each other, heal, and even foresee events, are well documented. This inspirational film, "Indigo", from producer Stephen Simon ("Somewhere in Time", and "What Dreams May Come") and co-written by James Twyman (author of the bestselling "Emissary of Light") and Neale Donald Walsch, serves as an affirmation of spiritual principles universal to all mankind.