Fantastic! Wow! Truly an incredible piece of filmmaking which will become historical literally breaking the bridge between life and death! I value that the film takes a scientific approach when possible, but it does not exclude evidence of other kinds that point to messages from departed friends and loved ones. By other kinds I mean both credible mediums who have participated in university-sponsored research programs and astonishing synchronicities -- those simply one-in-ten-million things that happen after someone dies that connect you directly to specific memories of that person. I think you all know what I mean. It's happened to so many of us. In my case, I am convinced that I've heard from my late husband repeatedly since he passed, and there are so many others like me. Why does contemporary science have such a hard time investigating these kinds of evidence and assigning credibility to it? How many cases does it take for mainstream science to wake up -- and by wake up I mean begin supporting this kind of research instead of stomping it out. Science goes only where research grants can be found. There are carrots and sticks. If the carrot isn't there -- i.e., the funding for research is absent -- and if there's a nasty stick -- meaning that ridicule and disgrace will follow all your footsteps and you will be ostracized from the academies of your scientific brethren if you take this "stuff" seriously.... well, then nothing advances. The paranormal remains buried with the label of "woo-woo" phenomena. They'll keep playing the "Twilight Zone" theme song every time you bring it up. What this film can contribute to changing all of that is, as I said at the beginning, historic. The credibility of the people in this documentary is top-notch.
Review of The Life After Death Project
