The first thing I wanted to do when the movie was over was rush home and hug my children.

The new digitally restored edition includes 50 minutes of additional footage.

David Silverman says the film highlights “the negative impact that religion has on grief.”

Terrence Malick’s latest may not be a film for everyone, but I found its non-linear contemplation of memory, fathers and sons, and God to be a blessing.

The film will be playing at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center for most of the month.