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Chris Nielsen lost two sons in a car accident and his life will be back many times to attempt suicide.

One day, Chris is standing in the middle of a traffic accident and leaving your car to aidthe injured (he is a doctor). But, unfortunately, a car shot out toward him. Chris dies.

But not exactly, Chris wakes up in a colorful world of magic, is in Heaven.

But despite the sudden and"pleasant" surprise, it comes

the news that his wife has committed suicide and is now in Hell. Chris, without hesitation, he embarks on a dangerous journey to the Underworld in search of his love, hissoulmate, his only reason for "living."

all the misfortunes that happen to the players and the tremendous pain of separation and neglect between Chris and Annie. Annie, who in the hell do notremember anything, you should make a tremendous effort with the help of Chris to remember and realize that the death of their children was not his fault. This scene, which is near the end of the film, isone that most reflected the dramatic sense of the movie.

Fantasy: Chris, after death, enters Annie painted a picture and there you can swim between painting, fly a bird with the thought and even flya cascade as if Peter Pan himself

Then there is the sky. They fly around the world, come dancing sirens of Alghero, people laugh and have fun watching the great valleys of mountains andwaterfalls.

Hell, however, is the opposite, people living in the rubble of wrecked ships, sinners, and suicide, buried in the ground with his head out, moaning and screaming ... A true horror, but yes, nodemons (as we used to imagine the hell.

Chris Neilson dies to find himself in a heaven more amazing than he could have ever dreamed of. There is one thing missing: his wife. After he dies, his wife,Annie killed herself and went to hell. Chris decides to risk eternity in hades for the small chance that he will be able to bring her back to heaven.
Doctor Chris Nielson meets his true soul mate...