Tony Campolo: Divine Dissatisfaction (2017)

"Don't be satisfied with just pumping blood." - Tony Campolo Tony Campolo: Divine Dissatisfaction is a short-form, legacy documentary capturing the beautiful humanity and distilled wisdom of 82 year old sociologist, pastor, author and former spiritual advisor to U.S. President Bill Clinton. Tony has never been shy of controversy, frequently rejected by the faith institutions and those within it, whether he's standing for LGBTQI inclusion, civil rights, education, fighting for the marginalised and the poor in cities across North America and in several developing countries or running for congress to stop the war in Vietnam. Divine Dissatisfaction explores all of these themes through the life of Tony Campolo, his wife Peggy and of Marty, his life long friend and short order cook at Joe's Place, a diner in west Philadelphia. Tony Campolo is a popular commentator on religious, political, and social issues, and has been a guest on programs such as The Colbert Report, The Charlie Rose Show, Larry King Live. He has authored over 40 books including, "Following Jesus Without Embarrassing God", and is the Professor Emeritus of sociology at Eastern University. Tony Campolo's life continues to redefine a faith that has frequently found itself on the wrong side of history while living a life for justice and inclusion regardless of the personal and professional costs. Divine Dissatisfaction goes beyond the what and how of his literary and life accomplishments and embraces the why.