Ghosts and the Afterlife (2021)
Documentary exploring the subject of the existence of the afterlife based on 12 years of research conducted by doctors, PhDs, and research scientists.
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Documentary exploring the subject of the existence of the afterlife based on 12 years of research conducted by doctors, PhDs, and research scientists.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Steve Sayre
In Theaters:10/31/2021
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Picture Studios
Cast
Steve Sayre
Director
Kelsey Bohlen
Self - Presenter
Raymond Moody
Self - New York Times Best Selling Author
Norm Shealy
Self - Neurosurgeon
Jay Thomas
Self - Emmy Award Winning Actor & Comedian
Jeffrey Rediger
Self - Medical Director
F. Reed Brown
Self - President, United Metaphysical Churches
Michaela Roser
Self - After-Death Experiencer
James Van Praagh
Self - Psychic Medium
Peg Abernathy
Self - After-Death Experiencer
Vernon Sylvest
Self - Pathologist
Mike Perry
Self - Reverend, United Metaphysical Churches
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