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As It Is in Heaven (2014)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 1H 26M

Director : Joshua Overbay

Synopsis

After the death of their Prophet, a small religious sect turn to one of their members, Daniel, who's been asked to lead them, as they anxiously await the end of the world they were promised. But, when the prophecy does not come to pass, Daniel struggles to cling to his faith while keeping his community together.

Actors

Abi Van Andel
Abi Van Andel
Naomi
Chris Nelson
Chris Nelson
David
Sylvia Boykin
Sylvia Boykin
Carmella
Todd Bagley
Todd Bagley
Daniel
Meredith Cave
Meredith Cave
Joy
Luke Beavers
Luke Beavers
Eamon
Kassandra Botts
Kassandra Botts
Grace
Shannon Kathleen Baker
Shannon Kathleen Baker
Deb
Janelle M. Gore
Janelle M. Gore
Lilly

Crews

Joshua Overbay
Joshua Overbay
Director
Ginny Lee Overbay
Ginny Lee Overbay
Writer

Posters and backgrounds

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