Thank you for your company on my pitiful excursion to the Audubon Sanctuary.
As you know, my thinking is slow but tenaceous. It takes me a while to catch on;
and once started, I find it hard to let go.

I believe your movie-making project is potentially very valuable. It's a subject
I have no business talking about, because in my 87 1/2 years I've only been
to the movies twice: The first time in about 1943, with my parents and my
sister in Marion VA. That movie was called "One foot in Heaven" and at least 
Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Foot_in_Heaven) has not forgotten.
The second was a cinematographic adaptation of Thomas Mann's novel Felix Krull, in
German, (https://www.biograph.de/film/bekenntnisse-des-hochstaplers-felix-krull) 
shown in a theater on Brattle Street. I saw it together with Grandma and Klemens 
probably in 1964 or 1965.

Nonetheless, I keep thinking about your project, and from different perspectives.
Uppermost in my mind, - and perhaps of no interest to you at this juncture are
the cosmic dimensions of your concerns, about right and wrong, about good and 
evil, about reward and punishment - in this world and in the world hereafter -
if any. I've been meditating on Dante's Divine Comedy which purports to provide
answers to these questions. Answers which leave me with a headache as if I had
awoken from a nightmare. Ultimately the meaning that your proposed movie conveys
will explicitly or implictly reflect yourt understanding of the ethical cosmos
in which it purports to orient the viewer.