New documentary about NDEs

A New Documentary on Near-Death Experiences Is Now in Production

The production of programs and documentaries on NDEs is on the rise, as professionals from many different fields seek to bring clearer and more accurate information on the subject to their communities.

As a leading scientific voice in this field, Dr. Luján Comas was invited—together with Dr. Xavier Melo—to take part in a documentary on NDEs directed by Dr. Jesus Sanchez Adalid, with production coordination led by Manuel Gómez Cano

Part of the filming took place at the Ramón y Cajal Library in the State of Trujillo.

Sánchez Adalid is a lawyer who earned his doctorate at the Complutense University of Madrid and later served as a magistrate. He subsequently went on to study Philosophy and Theology, becoming a Catholic priest. He is currently a canon of the Mérida Cathedral, a professor of Ethics at the Santa Ana University Center, a full member of the Royal Academy of Arts and Letters of Extremadura, and an award-winning author. As the interviewer and host of the documentary, his academic and professional background speaks to the high quality of the content that will emerge from this production.

Once the documentary is released, we will share it here.

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