What day of the week is it today? What date of the year? Do you know what time it is? Maybe your life is inundated with calendars, agendas, clocks, watches. Time, time, time. In today’s world, it seems we’re always in a hurry. Hours go by, then days, weeks, years… The calendar we measure our time with is called the Gregorian Calendar, which was implemented by Pope Gregory XIII, and it uses the 12 month, seven day per week system. A new documentary film offers an alternative world-view to the result-oriented, almost robotic view of the Gregorian Calendar. “Between 2 Worlds,” a documentary film directed and written by Chula Vista resident José Jaramillo, is a critique of the Gregorian Calendar while introducing to the more nature-friendly, human-developmental-focused Mayan calendar.  “It is a film about the revealing purpose of the Gregorian calendar and the European notion concerning Manifest Destiny,” Jaramillo said. “It is all about the unexamined assumptions and criteria upon the world has based the daily life of mankind. It is by far the greatest and most profoundly unquestioned instrument of control ever perpetrated upon the people of Earth.”  In his film, Jaramillo proposes this: In order for humans to live a better life and to prepare for the changes that, according to Mayan prophecy, will take place in 2012, humans need to change their state of mind to the Mayan calendar, which focuses “a new world” of harmony with nature and the universe. - 2007