Ubuntu is a spiritual ideal, a way of life. The concept of this phrase can be translated to mean "A person is a person through other persons," or "I am because we are." While Ubuntu exists in many variations within different African cultures and languages, each conceptualization retains the same core of meaning that is both a goal and a guide for humanity. In a philosophical sense it promotes the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity". Ubuntu to the World! 

 "The Spirit of Ubuntu – that profound African sense that we are human only through the humanity of other human beings – is not a parochial phenomenon, but has added globally to our common search for a better world." 

Nelson Mandela 

"Ubuntu is the essence of being human. It speaks of how my humanity is caught up and bound up inextricably with yours. It says, not as Descartes did, “I think, therefore I am” but rather, “I am because I belong.” I need other human beings in order to be human." 

Desmond Tutu

The Spirit Of Ubuntu ({oǒ’boǒntoō|}) is an award winning documentary that has received accolades from film festivals all over the world. Filmed in 10 countries across the continent of Africa, you will be captivated by breathtaking visuals and heartfelt narratives that showcase the beauty of human connection and the transformative power of togetherness. Enjoy this amazing movie that delves into the heartwarming stories and powerful message of unity, compassion, and community in The Spirit of Ubuntu Documentary and the award winning introductory short film called The Baobab Tree Story.