Heaven's Messenger

Original title: P.J.

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5.0/10

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Howard Nash in Heaven's Messenger (2008)

A patient witnesses a horrific accident, bringing his psychiatrist to question his own life and faith.

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A doctor tries to solve the mystery of a man with no name, multiple personalities and burns on his hands. Who is he and what happened to him?A doctor tries to solve the mystery of a man with no name, multiple personalities and burns on his hands. Who is he and what happened to him?A doctor tries to solve the mystery of a man with no name, multiple personalities and burns on his hands. Who is he and what happened to him?

Director
- Russ Emanuel
Writers
- Emilio Iasiello
- Mark McQuown
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.0/10

679

YOUR RATING

Director
- Russ Emanuel
Writers
- Emilio Iasiello
- Mark McQuown
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination

Trivia
Director Russ Emanuel put various references from his previous film "Girl With Gun" (2006 short) into "P.J." including: the mention of Nightingale (a horse mentioned by the Burt character in "P.J.", the main character's name in "Girl With Gun"), the actress Tracy O'Connor (playing the Nurse on Intercom in "P.J.", who was the Nightingale in "Girl With Gun"), and the mention of a Dr. Peterson in "P.J." (also a name mentioned in "Girl With Gun"). Furthermore, Emanuel cast Dina Kriger to play the role of Claire in "P.J." (she was also Lucy in "Girl With Gun").

Quotes
Dr. Alan Shearson: So can you tell me maybe why you separated, why he left?
Shelly: Why he left?
Shelly: Hmm, I don't know, love?
Shelly: I loved to see him in the beginning and I loved to see him go at the end.

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Review

Featured review

9/10

An Undiscovered gem

The acting is top-notch, the story too. But then again, any individual opposed to organized religion will absolutely love this movie. The 3 major religions all say someone (an ordinary person)will be "chosen" to intervene & save the lives of others, and will then pass this power on to someone else. That is the crux of this story. All the main characters are(alternatively)intrigued and threatened by the patient who knows their story. What to do? Commit him, or hear what he has to say? It's the challenge the Bible says we must all one day face. At the end of the day, it's discovered that PJ's there to help others and not snare them. I loved it!