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Runtime:	49 minutes
Resolution:	1280x528 px
Codec:	DivX v5
Bit Rate:	5019 kbps
FPS:	23.976

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Runtime:	108 minutes
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Bit Rate:	2378 kbps
FPS:	25

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What Dreams May Come (part 1 of 3).avi	592.40 MB
What Dreams May Come (part 2 of 3).avi	560.63 MB
What Dreams May Come (part 3 of 3).avi	571.43 MB

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Runtime:	109 minutes
Resolution:	592x432 px
Codec:	DivX v5
Bit Rate:	1194 kbps
FPS:	25

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What Dreams May Come (part 1 of 2).avi	482.00 MB
What Dreams May Come (part 2 of 2).avi	470.97 MB

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Runtime:	109 minutes
Resolution:	320x232 px
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Bit Rate:	309 kbps
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Taglines:	1: After life there is more. The end is just the beginning.
Plot Summary:	Soul mates Chris ('Robin Williams (I)' (qv)) and Annie ('Annabella Sciorra' (qv)) couldn't be happier, having married each other and had two wonderful children. Unforutnately, tragedy strikes when they lose them both in a car accident, and then again for Annie many years later when Chris is killed in another accident. What Chris finds is a Paradise unlike anything he ever imagined, where he is guided by Albert ('Cuba Gooding Jr.' (qv)), the first doctor he interned under and is helped to see his children once again. Unfortunately, when Annie takes her life in despair, she does not venture to the same plane of existence. Taking it upon himself to rescue her, Chris ventures into the pit of Hell with Albert and a Tracker ('Max von Sydow' (qv)) to save his wife from the damnation she doesn't even know she is forcing on herself. This is a beautiful story that reminds us that love is stronger than death.
Plot Keywords:	loss-of-child \| lake \| jump-from-height \| husband-wife-reunion \| husband-wife-relationship \| heavy-rain \| happiness \| grief \| gondola \| female-artist \| father-son-relationship \| father-daughter-relationship \| family-reunion \| doctor-patient-relationship \| cigarette-smoking \| church \| asian-woman \| death-of-family \| dead-boy \| religion \| Show all keywords Complete list of certificates: Hide loss-of-child \| lake \| jump-from-height \| husband-wife-reunion \| husband-wife-relationship \| heavy-rain \| happiness \| grief \| gondola \| female-artist \| father-son-relationship \| father-daughter-relationship \| family-reunion \| doctor-patient-relationship \| cigarette-smoking \| church \| asian-woman \| death-of-family \| dead-boy \| religion \| wife \| afterlife \| funeral \| angel \| soul \| family \| color \| based-on-novel \| painting \| marriage \| heaven \| doctor \| woman-painter \| death \| reincarnation \| car-accident \| loss \| illusion \| flashback-sequence \| soul-mates \| hell \| search \| suicide \| title-based-on-shakespeare \| loss-of-husband \| mental-breakdown \| mental-institution \| mourning \| paradise \| rainbow \| sailboat \| shipwreck \| underwater-scenes \| voice-over \| walk-on-water \| wedding-ceremony \| widow \| redemption \| scene-based-on-painting


More about What Dreams May Come movie	Show about Plot summary The prologue is narrated by a man telling of his visit by a psychic woman, who gives him a manuscript she claims was dictated to her by his deceased brother Chris. Most of the novel consists of this manuscript. Chris, a middle-aged man, is injured in a car accident and dies in the hospital. But he remains as a ghost, at first thinking he's having a bad dream. Amid a failed séance that helps further convince his wife Ann that he didn't survive death, an unidentified man keeps approaching Chris and telling him to concentrate on what's beyond. But Chris disregards this advice for a long time, unable to leave his wife. After finally following the man's advice, focusing his mind on pleasant memories, he feels himself being elevated. He wakes up in a beautiful glade which he recognizes as a place where he and Ann used to travel. Understanding by now that he is dead, he is surprised that he looks and feels alive, with apparently a complete physical body and sensation. After exploring the place for a while, he finds Albert, his cousin, who reveals himself as the unidentified man. Albert explains that the place they occupy is called Summerland. Being a state of mind rather than a physical location, Summerland is practically endless and takes the form of the inhabitants' wishes and desires. There is no pain or death, but people still maintain occupations of sorts and perform leisure activities. The book spends several chapters depicting Summerland in great detail, through Chris's eyes. But Chris feels somehow uneasy, being haunted by nightmares ending in Ann's death. Soon he learns that Ann has killed herself. Albert, who is as shocked as Chris, explains that by committing suicide, Ann has placed her spirit in the "lower realm" from Summerland, and that she will stay there for twenty-four years--her intended life span. Albert insists that Ann's condition is not "punishment" but "law"--a natural consequence of committing suicide. Since Albert's job is to visit the lower realm, Chris wants to be taken there so he can help Ann. Albert first refuses, warning Chris that he might inadvertently find himself stuck in the lower realm, thus delaying his eventual, inevitable reunion with Ann. Chris finally convinces Albert to attempt the rescue, even though Albert insists that they will almost certainly fail. The lower realm (which the book only later refers to as "Hell") is cold, dark, and barren. Albert and Chris are able to use their minds to make their surroundings slightly more bearable, but Albert warns Chris that this will become harder to do the further they travel. They eventually reach a place occupied by people who were violent criminals while they were alive. Chris is forced to witness a series of dreadful sights and gets gruesomely attacked by a mob, though he soon discovers that the attack occurred only in his mind. They finally depart from that particularly violent section of Hell, arriving at last at Ann's place. It looks like a dark, depressing version of the neighborhood where he and Ann used to live. Albert explains that she will not immediately recognize Chris, and that he can only gradually convince her who he is and what has happened to her. Ann believes that she is living alone in her house where nothing seems to work, grieving her husband's death. This is her private "Hell"--an exaggerated version of what she had been experiencing prior to her suicide. Identifying himself as a new neighbor, Chris makes numerous unsuccessful attempts to make her realize the true situation. He describes details of his own life so that she will be reminded of her husband. He calls her attention to the improbably negative conditions of the house. He drops in clues, gradually leading her to the truth, but she seems to block out anything that will cause recognition. He finally tells her the truth straight out. She gets angry and calls him a liar. Because she does not believe in afterlife, she finds it impossible that he could be her dead husband. After a moment of disorientation where he starts to forget his own identity, the atmosphere of Hell gradually drawing him in and threatening to trap him there, he delivers a long monologue of appreciation for her, detailing all the ways in which she enriched his life. He finally makes the most dreaded decision of all: he decides to stay with her and not return to Summerland. As he begins losing consciousness, Ann finally recognizes him and realizes what has happened. Chris awakens in Summerland once again. Albert, who is amazed that Chris was able to rescue Ann, informs him that she has been reborn on Earth, because she is not ready for Summerland. Chris wants to be reborn too, despite Albert's protests. Chris learns that he and Ann had several previous lives, and in all of them they had a special connection with each other. As the manuscript comes to a close, Chris explains that he is soon going to be reborn and will forget all that has happened. He ends with a message of hope, telling his readers that death is not to be feared, and that he knows in the future he and Ann will ultimately be reunited in Heaven, even if in different form. Main characters Chris Nielsen – the protagonist and main narrator, a middle-aged screenwriter who is killed in a car accident and who spends most of the novel exploring the afterlife while searching for his wife Ann Robert Nielsen – Chris's living brother, narrator of frame story, to whom most of novel is addressed Ann – Chris's wife who commits suicide due to grief over Chris's death Albert – Chris's cousin who acts as his guide in Heaven and whose job is to travel to the "lower realm" (i.e. Hell) to help its inhabitants Leona – woman who guides Chris through a Heavenly city; Chris first mistakes her for Ann Hide

This film of genre: Drama | Fantasy | Romance produced in - 1998, USA

Roles and Actors of What Dreams May Come

Actor	Role
Robin Williams	Chris Nielsen
Cuba Gooding Jr.	Albert Lewis
Annabella Sciorra	Annie Collins-Nielsen
Max von Sydow	The Tracker
Jessica Brooks Grant	Marie Nielsen
Josh Paddock	Ian Nielsen
Rosalind Chao	Leona
Lucinda Jenney	Mrs. Jacobs
Maggie McCarthy	Stacey Jacobs
Wilma Bonet	Angie
Matt Salinger	Reverend Hanley
Carin Sprague	Best Friend Cindy
June Lomena	Woman in Car Accident
Paul P. Card IV	Paramedic
Werner Herzog	Face

Director: Vincent Ward

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