Manprabh Singh

I just watched the documentary yesterday with my dad who was eager to know how I felt after watching it, as he was the one who suggested me the film and to be honest, I felt revitalized from within. There are so many aspects to life that we just pretend to know and feel like we have got control over them, but what we fail to understand is that nothing we think or happen to know compares to what the facts really are, though. It's very easy for us to elucidate what we know but it's just as hard to decipher something we never even knew existed. This film just takes the cake. We live in a sacred temple that we like to call, 'the world'. This film enlightens its viewers with its inception and the powers associated with resuscitation in particular that lie within its confines that brings us to life. As a growing member of today's youth, I find this film to be extremely inspiring and moving as it throws a light on the lives of survivors that have overcome a plethora of life-threatening conditions and how, with the good grace of God, went on to rebuild their lives, not just mentally, but physically as well. Their emotional voyage to a better and uplifted life makes this film worth watching.