07-11-2016, 03:15 PM
One that seems somewhat related is a fun (and nearly forgotten) comedy called "Defending Your Life," from 1990ish starring Albert Brooks. He's an everyday nebbish who dies stupidly in a car crash, goes to the afterlife, and discovers that he has to either justify his life as having been worth living to transcend to the next level of existence, or else he's thrown back into the reincarnation loop to learn more lessons.
I doubt it was directly influenced by Seth\Ra\etc talks, but it has elements that would seem familiar. Plus, its major theme is the importance of overcoming fear, which strikes me as a decent metaphor for overcoming distortions within the context of the film.
I doubt it was directly influenced by Seth\Ra\etc talks, but it has elements that would seem familiar. Plus, its major theme is the importance of overcoming fear, which strikes me as a decent metaphor for overcoming distortions within the context of the film.