Heaven Without People

Running time: 91 mins

Stealing $12K from a matriarch’s purse sets off a family fiasco. Heaven Without People is a compelling drama centered around a family celebrating Easter Sunday lunch at the home of their matriarch, Josephine. As with most intimate family gatherings, a multitude of opinions are expressed, political viewpoints are passionately argued, and countless laughs are shared over authentic food and traditions. However, things take a dramatic turn when Josephine finds $12,000 missing from her purse. The eldest son quickly leads an investigation to figure out which of the close house guests is the culprit. As deeply restrained feelings and malicious intentions are suddenly unveiled, and passions are ignited, the family function concludes with a chaotic sequence of events that is sure to turn heads. The film acutely accentuates the daily-life struggles and triumphs of a traditional, close-knit family at their most vulnerable – fiercely torn between old and new generational values. – Peter Koros Sponsored by Applied Materials Foundation