Woody Allen’s saying that he was not afraid of death, he just didn’t want to be there when it happened, forms a central element of the latest film from www.hopeinfo.co.uk .Big Hope a short film developed by the Christian Enquiry Agency and Church Army is now out at www.hopeinfo. co.uk (Films section) and You Tube. The three minute film made by Watering Can Media explores the theme of hope in suffering and death against the backdrop that according to recent research over half of people believe in some expression of the afterlife. It also poses the stark question - is there any hope of life after you die? with a view to kicking off a national conversation about hope in life after death.

Big Hope is the second film from www.hopeinfo.co.uk – the public face of Hope 2008 a national churches initiative. The website launched earlier this year by writing to every resident of the UK’s Hope Streets inviting them to view the first film Fresh Hope, and pioneering a free online secrets of hope life coaching course.

The site was the idea of Gareth Squire Director of the Christian Enquiry Agency who says, ‘We want hopeinfo.co.uk to be a place where people of all faiths and none can express their hopes and dreams and engage in a conversation about the true nature of hope.’