“Admissions” is a nice little movie with a big theme: Forgiveness
Admissions is a nice little movie with a big theme: Forgiveness.
Academy Award nominee James Cromwell plays an enlightened clerk who works in the admissions room for the afterlife. He is called on to guide an Israeli couple (Anna Khaja and Anthony Batarse), and a Palestinian (Oren Dayan), who go through admissions together because they have suffered similar tragic endings. As the details of their deaths and how their fates are intertwined become clear, the clerk attempts to teach them the wisdom required to find everlasting peace.
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Is There Pain in Dying? by Michael Tymn: In White Crow Books’ latest reissue about William T. Stead – "Stead, The Man: Personal Reminisces," Stead, a British journalist and author on psychic matters, recalled sitting with a clairvoyant when the… Read more
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