basically, you wake up after death, you are conscious,

Yet, in the movie, the ending is "tragic" as far as the lead male character is concerned. He can't die, can he?

i could write a book for this topic

i am living in the moronic age where moronic cult members will kill me to silent my truths,

You shouldn't care about such lunatics. They could also kill you for your digital coins!

since i don't want to die yet under such circumstances, i would need to be really careful with what i wrote, especially in a printed book,

If you were martyred for your belief, people tend to remember you!

The Space Between Us (2017)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3922818/

excellent,

sleepsleep wrote:

The Space Between Us (2017)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3922818/

excellent,

Such a sci-fi movie would have already been recommended by a wise forum member and commented by an equally-wise forum member. Refer to:

https://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=196533#196533

do we need to have secrets? and how about total transparency?

32-year-old Yoshimura Takao is a boring salesman who has had a string of failures in his work at a travel agency and to make things worse, he is snubbed by the woman he likes. Then he ends up getting arrested for using stimulants which he did not really know he was taking to forget his troubles and given a suspended sentence. Takao is naturally dismissed by his company. On top of all that, the apartment he is living in goes up in flames … … “There’s nowhere else to go if it doesn’t work out here,” Takao is told before he is taken to a shared house which has a cafe called Plage on the first floor. It is owned by Asada Junko. The basic rent is 50,000 yen, a rotating schedule for cleaning, and only a curtain as partition for individual rooms but comes with delicious food. Takao begins to live with a light heart until his next job is decided. But he gets involved in all sorts of commotion caused by the flawed residents, Koike Miwa, Noguchi Akira, Yabe Shiori, Nakahara Michihiko and Kato Tomoki.