90 Minutes in Heaven

90 Minutes in Heaven (2015)

Timing: 2:1 (121 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2015-09-11

Country

United States

Production

EFO Films, Giving Films

Genre

Drama

Budget

$5 000 000

Revenue

$4 842 699

Website

Director

Michael Polish

Actors

Kate Bosworth, Hayden Christensen, Hudson Meek, Bobby Batson, Elizabeth Hunter, David Clyde Carr, Catherine Carlen, Dwight Yoakam, Michael W. Smith, Gianna Simone
All actors and roles (10)

Scenario

Don Piper

Producer

Rick Jackson

Operator

M. David Mullen

Composer

Artist

Audition

Editing

All team (6)

• The film is based on the true story of Don Piper, who was involved in an accident in 1989 when a truck swerved into his lane directly in front of his car. Piper was presumed dead and his body was covered while waiting for an ambulance. A priest driving by stopped and began to pray over Piper's body, and Piper began to repeat the prayer, even though the accident had severed his arm and his leg was barely attached by tendons. Recovery took 13 months. Piper claimed that while unconscious on the roadside, he went to Heaven. He was very angry with God for making him return to life and the pain that accompanied the long recovery process. Over time, Piper wrote a book on which this film was based, and began lecturing. His book, which sold 7 million copies, has been translated into 46 languages.
• The film is based on the true story of Don Piper, who was involved in an accident in 1989 when a truck swerved into his lane directly in front of his car. Piper was presumed dead and his body was covered while awaiting an ambulance. A priest driving by stopped and began to pray over Piper’s body, and Piper began to repeat after him, even though the accident had severed his arm and his leg was barely attached by tendons. Recovery took 13 months. Piper claimed that while unconscious on the side of the road, he went to Heaven. He was very angry with God for making him return to life and the pain that accompanied the long recovery process. Over time, Piper wrote a book, which this film is based on, and began to give lectures. His book, which sold 7 million copies, has been translated into 46 languages.