Heaven, Earth and Hell

About This Movie

Heaven, Earth and Hell is a fascinating exploration of the Trickster archetype in both African and Native American cultures, woven through Harris's own narrative of first love. It's got this really contemplative tone, almost meditative at times, which invites you to reflect on innocence and the loss thereof. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for the weight of each story to settle in. While the documentary is not heavily reliant on flashy effects, its strength lies in the performances and the storytelling—Harris brings a raw authenticity that resonates deeply. There’s this haunting atmosphere, a sense of yearning that lingers long after it ends. It’s distinctively personal, almost like a wistful letter to a time when magic felt real.

Explores themes of innocence and magicUnique narrative blending personal story with cultural insightsIntrospective and atmospheric storytelling