"Where do we go when we die?" A question by three-year-old Bodhi Palmer sets a real family on an imaginative adventure that explores how we cope with dying and the love, laughter, and pain we can find within it.
Trailer
Cast
Mark Webber
Mark
Teresa Palmer
Teresa
Bodhi Palmer
Bodhi
Bodhi Palmer
Viking Son
Nicole Elizabeth Berger
Nicole
Nicole Elizabeth Berger
Esmeralda
Eric Christian Olsen
Eric
Eric Christian Olsen
Knight
Sarah Wright
Sarah
Sarah Wright
Knight in Shining Armor
Phoebe Tonkin
Phoebe
Mary Benn
Witch
Misha Adesanya
Crystal
Anna Schafer
Queen Mother
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
The Place of No Words
Quest for the Unicorn
White Fox Love Affair
Piaffe
Creedon's Atlas of Ireland
The Librarians: The Next Chapter
Claimed by My Ex's Alpha Brother
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Paragon: The Shadow Wars
Diary of a Lunatic
Magic Star
Fox in the Screen
High School Magical
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Fallen
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Altair: A Record of Battles
Ten Years Late Year
Nathaniel
Firebite
Spooksoeker
Ken En Ken: Aoki Kagayaki
Sisyphus
If My Wife Becomes an Elementary School Student
Mga Komento
10 Mga Komento
source: The Place of No Words
The scenery is really beautiful, but the film does not make sense at all. I don't know what those monsters and robots are doing int he film. The non linear timeline does not help either. I had to try super hard to stay awake.
For whom don't have kids, you won't enjoy. I feel it's no where forward but backward of this movie. It's unique kind is true but just don't enjoy.
Let me start off by saying, I'm a huge indie fan and especially love Mark Webber's movies. I've watched the Ever after a ton of times. I was really excited for this movie and couldn't wait but with that being said, it's not his best. I was really saddened that while it had a great premise, cast (obviously lol), and scenery, the execution fell short. It was very slow and disjointed. I feel it could've ran smoother and been pieced together better. I had a hard time getting engrossed and often found myself getting easily distracted because it was dragging. I hope to see more from them but this wasn't the best.
Very unusual film that at first I thought might be too 'New Age' but turned out to be a moving, gentle and philosophical representation of a loving family (as it happens, played by a real-life mother, father and child) coping with impending death. 5-year-old Bhodi (character name and real name) is an entrancing actor, and I just found the whole film to be very calming. It deals with impending death without become maudlin or self-pitying and is a great antidote to the wham-bam trash that pass themselves off as films nowadays.
It is a beautiful deep philosophical movie about the acceptance of the death by child imagination. It's a simple fairy tale about internal adventure behind our fears through love
source: The Place of No Words
Let me start off by saying, I'm a huge indie fan and especially love Mark Webber's movies. I've watched the Ever after a ton of times. I was really excited for this movie and couldn't wait but with that being said, it's not his best. I was really saddened that while it had a great premise, cast (obviously lol), and scenery, the execution fell short. It was very slow and disjointed. I feel it could've ran smoother and been pieced together better. I had a hard time getting engrossed and often found myself getting easily distracted because it was dragging. I hope to see more from them but this wasn't the best.
For whom don't have kids, you won't enjoy. I feel it's no where forward but backward of this movie. It's unique kind is true but just don't enjoy.
The scenery is really beautiful, but the film does not make sense at all. I don't know what those monsters and robots are doing int he film. The non linear timeline does not help either. I had to try super hard to stay awake.