During an evening under the stars at Arikok Park, in the presence of special guests, producers, and participants of the documentary, A.T.A. presented an exclusive screening of the documentary “Blue Lizard Effect”. It’s a groundbreaking documentary series that delves deep into the fascinating world of Aruba from a different angle; the series explores the energetic concept of happiness and the profound connection that the island’s culture, people, and nature provide for it. Aruba is portrayed as the stage where discussions about a happy life take place and how to focus on it.
Protagonist Jason Silva, a renowned figure in the television world, known for his storytelling, speaker at various important conferences, and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, is at a pivotal moment in his life and is seeking transformation and a better understanding of the essence of a happy life. Jason does this in Aruba to discover why it’s called The Happy Island. The happiness of its inhabitants and how he can learn from each person he encounters and how this can help him achieve personal transformation. The documentary features local artists including Daexo Croes, Rolly Bislik, Kyra Hoeverts, Nichole Danser, Harold Kelly, Trudy Lampe, Watra, Armando Goedgedrag, Ethan Westera, Natusha Croes, Nathaly de Mey, Ciro Abath, showing their ways of life, why they feel happier, and how the elements keep them alive and active.
The series consists of four captivating episodes according to the four natural elements:
Episode 1 – Water: Immersed in the present as Jason Silva explores the importance of living on a Caribbean island like Aruba. Discover the profound influence of the sea on Aruban culture and identity through the eyes of three local individuals who inspire and connect with this elemental force.
Episode 2 – Earth: In the Earth episode, Jason Silva immerses himself in a quest to redefine happiness as he explores the historical and mystical origins of Aruba. Through an exploration of the island’s past, Silva embarks on a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment.
Episode 3 – Wind: Feeling the elemental force of the wind as Jason Silva encounters the importance of air in shaping Aruba’s identity and its unique concept of happiness. Explore how the island’s landscape is shaped by the forces of nature, leaving a permanent mark on its people.
Episode 4 – Fire: Discovering the transformative power of fire as Jason Silva reveals the essence of the “Blue Lizard Effect” and its profound impact on Aruba’s evolution. Experience the origin of the island and the spirit of constant and transformative renewal.
Starting April 17, 2024, the documentary can be watched on MAX, as well as the Warner Channel at 8 p.m. for four consecutive Tuesdays with a repeat on Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. in countries such as Colombia, Aruba, Ecuador, Argentina, Peru, Chile, and Venezuela. TNT: 6:00 PM for four consecutive Tuesdays with a repeat on Mondays at 11 a.m. in countries such as Colombia, Aruba, Chile, and Argentina. Finally, on Discovery at 4:30 p.m. for four consecutive Tuesdays with a repeat on Fridays at 8:30 a.m. in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, and Chile.
