Title in English: What Dreams May Come
Title in Portuguese: Amor Além da Vida
Started: October 2, 1998 in the US.
Directed by: Vincent Ward.
Written by: Ron Bass.
Starring: Robin Williams as Chris Nielsen; Annabella Sciorra as Annie Nielsen; Cuba Gooding Jr. as Albert; Max Von Sydow as The Tracker; and Rosalind Chow as Leona.
Producer: Barbara Hill
Based upon the novel by Richard Matheson.
Running time: 113 minutes.
Rated: PG-13 (in US)
ABSTRACT:
The movie "What Dreams May Come" has provoked astonishment and repulsion, admiration and aversion. Some love it and some hate it, but no one seems to be able to be indifferent about it. From our perspective, we appreciate the fact that a movie about the after-life dared not to be shallow and make religious brainwashing. Quite on the contrary, Vincent Ward’s film instigates the audience to think about death, and to rethink their values regarding after-life. Maybe that is why so many were shocked by its contents and scenes.
About the Author/s:
Nanci Trivellato MSc. graduated in Languages, holds a Master degree in Psychological Research Methods. Having experienced conscious projections and other parapsychic phenomena since the age of seven, Trivellato has been a researcher and instructor of conscientiology and projectiology since 1992. She was general coordinator of the conscientiology activities in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, until 1994, when she moved to the U.S. to co-found the Florida educational center. In 1999, Trivellato transferred to England, where she worked as the coordinator of the London center for almost 10 years. From 2002 to 2004 she also worked globally in the IAC in both its ‘Education Department’ and ‘Communications Department’. After which she assumed the position of Director of the Department of Research and Scientific Communication of this organization – a position she still holds. In 2008, Nanci transferred her physical base to Portugal to execute her functions from the IAC Research Campus. She has conducted conferences in 14 countries in the Americas, Europe and Asia, and is the founder of the Journal of Conscientiology, a scientific periodical of shich she has been the Editor-in-chief since 1998. She has conducted research in the areas of despertology, energometry, holokarmality, holochakrality, paraperceptiology and projectiology. Many of the results of these studies were presented internationally at congresses and conferences of Conscientiology and other areas of human knowledge. Trivellato was the winner of the 2010 edition of the IAC Global Award for Scientific Contribution to Conscientiology with her study on Vibrational State.
