Hereafter

A visceral experience in interconnectedness and a tale of taking a stand in spreading the truth about spirituality.

I was surprised at the critic’s lukewarm reception of Clint Eastwood’s latest film as a director.  I think one reason is that the film was marketed as a supernatural thriller involving three characters, rather than a spiritual journey of three characters whose lives intertwine to help each other grow into their empowerment.  I guess I would find it rather boring if I was expecting a ghost story/thriller and didn’t believe in the existence of the spiritual realm.

I found it to be a very inspiring, surprisingly quiet story (a story supported by a profound background of inner peace and connectedness) of three characters in spite of the drama in their lives. The first is a woman, Cecile De France, who is a big-name TV journalist who has a near death experience and as a result decides to report on the existence of spiritual realms.  The second is a factory worker who refuses to give in to his clairvoyant talents and refuses to give in to all the requests from people around him for a reading.  The third is a very young orphan boy who just lost his twin brother.  He feels quite scared and alone and would very much like to hear from his twin.

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Review written by Jean Jessup of Movie Reviews from a Spiritual Perspective.