As It Is in Heaven

This and the last post are unrelated, though the irony of the titles is not lost on me. I just wanted to point out a remarkable film you may enjoy that probably missed your radar.

If you have the chance or a Netflix queue (or a good friend who happens to send a copy your way), be sure and check out "As It Is in Heaven," a movie that will leave you thinking about it long after the final credits roll.



Though not a perfect film, it benefits from an inspiring theme that manages to override some excessive melodrama and klunky character development. It speaks about the lives we're living and how we might just be able to squeeze a little bit more out of what matters before we're gone.