

A month-long retreat at a Utah monastery brings together a diverse group of strangers to confront personal challenges and build lasting connections.
“No people-pleasing and no private thoughts”
Synopsis
A month-long retreat at a Utah monastery brings together a diverse group of strangers to confront personal challenges and build lasting connections.
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At a monastery in Utah, participants gather for a month-long retreat led by Frances Xu. They adhere to strict guidelines of no people-pleasing and no private thoughts. Over the course of their stay, they confront personal challenges and engage in candid discussions. As they share their stories, they redefine their understanding of intimacy and trust. The serene environment fosters openness, resulting in significant personal revelations and the formation of lasting connections among the group.
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Why Watch
- Meet diverse participants in a Utah monastery.
- Find out how vulnerability fosters deep connections.
- See the impact of no private thoughts on relationships.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Frances Xu.
- The retreat lasts for one month.
- The film features participants from diverse backgrounds.
- The documentary is produced in two languages: English and Portuguese.
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What is the duration of the documentary 'Take Me Home'?
The duration of 'Take Me Home' is 79 minutes.
Who directed the documentary 'Take Me Home'?
The documentary 'Take Me Home' was directed by Frances Xu.
In which countries was 'Take Me Home' produced?
The documentary was produced in Iceland and the United States.
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