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Heavens Above (2002)
Heavens Above is a spiritual journey presented in moving images, narrative text, music and song. Only the stars in the heavens and in planetariums connect a man and a woman, traveling separately. Though they travel on parallel paths, they are destined to meet as the Sun must eventually embrace the Moon. The two characters seek to explore the mystique of space and the aesthetics of planetariums, as the physical heavens become their gateway to spiritual salvation.
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Heavens Above is a spiritual journey presented in moving images, narrative text, music and song. Only the stars in the heavens and in planetariums connect a man and a woman, traveling separately. Though they travel on parallel paths, they are destined to meet as the Sun must eventually embrace the Moon. The two characters seek to explore the mystique of space and the aesthetics of planetariums, as the physical heavens become their gateway to spiritual salvation.
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Written By:Marie Lee
In Theaters:1/1/2002
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Germantown Films
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