A total of 80 minutes features interviews and classic film clips that examine beliefs about the afterlife and heaven.
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A total of 80 minutes features interviews and classic film clips that examine beliefs about the afterlife and heaven.
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Lazaro Arvizubr shares his beliefs about the afterlife in Diane Keaton's 1987 documentary, *Heaven*. The film features interviews with various individuals, including Don King and Tracy Bauer, discussing their perspectives on what lies beyond death. Interspersed with clips from classic films such as *Metropolis* (1927) and *A Matter of Life and Death* (1946), the documentary presents a collage of thoughts and imagery. It opened in theaters on April 17, 1987, and ran for 27 days, grossing $77,886.
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Why Watch
- See classic film clips like The Passion of Joan of Arc.
- Meet diverse voices like Don King discussing heaven.
- Find out about Diane Keaton's unique directorial approach.
Did You Know
- Heaven grossed $77,886 in 27 days after its release on April 17, 1987.
- Diane Keaton wrote and directed Heaven, marking her only screenwriting credit.
- The film features clips from 8 classic films, including Metropolis (1927) and Beauty and the Beast (1946).
- Notable figures featured include Don King and Estus Pirkle.
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Who directed the documentary Heaven?
Heaven was directed by Diane Keaton.
What was the box office gross of Heaven?
Heaven grossed $77,886 in 27 days.
What is the duration of the documentary Heaven?
Heaven has a duration of 80 minutes.
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