RESONANCE: BEINGS OF FREQUENCY (2013)

This 2013 documentary, directed by James Russell, investigates the effects of man-made electromagnetic frequencies on human biology and the natural world. It examines the rapid expansion of wireless technologies like mobile phones, Wi-Fi, and power lines, presenting research suggesting these fields disrupt cellular communication, DNA repair, and melatonin production. Featuring interviews with scientists, researchers, and affected individuals, the film explores historical discoveries by Nikola Tesla and Georges Lakhovsky, modern studies on electrosensitivity, and the Earth's Schumann resonance as a natural frequency vital for life. It questions industry safety standards and calls for greater awareness of potential health risks from prolonged exposure.