Diane Keaton’s documentary, “Heaven,” is returning to theaters nationwide on November 14, Lightyear Entertainment announced Thursday. The film, directed by Keaton, explores themes of grief, loss, and the afterlife through interviews with individuals who have experienced profound loss.

“Heaven” originally premiered to critical acclaim, praised for its sensitive and insightful exploration of universal human experiences. Keaton’s personal connection to the subject matter, stemming from her own experiences with loss, adds a layer of depth and authenticity to the film. The documentary features interviews with a diverse range of people, including scientists, theologians, and individuals who have lost loved ones.

The re-release comes as Lightyear Entertainment seeks to broaden the film's reach and provide audiences with another opportunity to engage with its poignant message. Details regarding specific theater locations and showtimes will be released closer to the November 14th date. The film’s exploration of complex emotions and spiritual questions has resonated with audiences, making this re-release a welcome opportunity for those who may have missed it initially or wish to revisit its powerful themes.