Excellent film that needs to be shown to as many people as possible. As a high tech professional for over 40 years, I became aware of the issue of electromagnetic radiation during the 80's. There was a great deal of talk among IT professionals of unwanted affects of EMF radiation in many of the early electronic devices as they were not shielded particularly well and emitted a great deal of said radiation.

However, it is not just computers, cell phones and WIFI related devices. Smart meters emit a constant stream of EMF radiation as do many other common household devices. Anything that uses or distributes electricity (household wiring) will emit EMF radiation if it is not properly shielded. There are steps that can be undertaken to protect yourself.

Resonance, Beings Of Frequency details just how much this radiation affects us on a daily and long term basis. Just because we cannot see it does not mean it is not affecting us at unseen levels. That is the gist of the movie, we are living in an electronic soup that is harming us greatly with short and long term affects.

An annoying monotone voice is trying to sound authoritative, but is speaking too fast while giving us false information about frequencies. Do just a bit of research and find that there is no single frequency of the human body and no single frequency of the earth. The body and earth each have countless components and limitless frequencies.

The documentary deserves at least two stars for its important efforts to remind us that powerful new technologies such as mobile phones can have powerfully negative effects. Cancer often takes decades to develop, thus the Resonance: Beings of Frequency still manages to make a very important point about protecting our health from harmful radiation.

Very good production quality given that it's obviously made on a shoestring.

Googling along as I watched it making pretty fantastic claims about the origin and development of life within the Earth's natural electromagnetic field that were pretty easy to dismiss, but about 15 minutes in when they get to the (very well documented) role of the cryptochrome proteins in animal magnetic navigation it's ON and gets quite alarming with some very sobering (and peer-reviewed) studies showing brains getting excited by cell phone radiation and Lennart Hardell's longitudinal study of mobile phone user's brain cancer incidence.

In spite of some distracting typo goof ups that should have been caught ("*moping* up the free radical cancer cells" , really guys?) the information that they share is so compelling that I forgave them their faults and up-rated from three stars based on the wonky intro material to a full five stars because of the seriousness of the health risk data they're sharing.

You have an important message to convey, but apparently, you have no clue how to convey it. If you think by having intentional annoying static and poor visual quality as your intro theme is artsy, well, you're wrong, and you've defeated the objective. You have about 10 min to capture and keep your viewers interested. So you are losing people before you get going. I was so put off by this amateurish film. I almost stopped watching after several agonizing minutes. Yes, and your monotone narrator would sound better if you just went with a voice simulated software/robot since they display the same degree of life.

Xray student here, all of this is on point and true. Funny thing is, my mother who is in the same field has been saying all this since I was a kid. Sad truth our technology is killing our world.

This movie just barely managed to convince me there could be a serious problem with mobile technology. This conclusion comes in spite of the terrible pseudoscience riddled throughout this presentation.

In respect to schumann resonance and going outside: "How else could it make you feel so good?"

Are you f'n kidding me? There's so many reasons (sunlight for example) going outside makes you feel good. Even when the science presented seems to follow logically, there's almost no attempt at offering alternative explanations. So when it's combined with garbage like the above, how can one possibly trust this video as a reliable source? Answer: You can't.

This film was made in the UK and depicts, through animation in some places, the all-encompassing Radiation that all wireless devices emit, but which cannot be seen with the naked eye. The physical results show up later in one's body with the worst being cancerous tumors particularly from Cell Towers which are called Masts in the UK. There are interviews with some of the people who were affected by them. Unfortunately, the majority of people with wireless devices who presently feel nothing and, mistakenly assume this means they're not being injured, need to know "Not Yet." As Radiation penetrates every known bldg material, it doesn't stop when it reaches the occupants. Radiation is cumulative & without a cure. This is a Must See Film!

This movie gets into the science of why EMFs from things like cell phones and wifi are bad. Most of us cannot feel or perceive these fields (about 4% can) however they do impact our health. Sadly this science is ignored by most