1. Executive Summary: ‘The Rebirth: Life After the Last Breath’ is a poignant drama about the transformative power of organ donation. After the tragic death of their only son, the grieving Pradhan family finds solace in donating his organs. This profound act of generosity gives a second chance at life to many, including Mrs. Pathak, a struggling mother and the matriarch of the Pathak family. The film traces the parallel journeys of both families as they navigate grief and gratitude, culminating in a powerful, emotional meeting where they discover a new kind of family—one bound by shared loss and renewed hope. Ultimately, the movie is a touching exploration of how a single act of kindness can create a legacy of life, healing, and human connection that transcends loss.

2. Logline: Based on a true story, ‘The Rebirth: Life After the Last Breath' relates how a single man's organ donation can save eight lives and give a new lease of life to several other people from a deeply divided society, unexpectedly uniting them across the lines of castes, colors and creeds.

3. Mission: The mission of ‘The Rebirth: Life After the Last Breath’ is to raise public awareness about the life-saving importance of organ donation and to inspire a sense of global community by demonstrating how this selfless act can unite people across divergent cultures and countries

4. The Team and the Technology: The brain behind ‘The Rebirth: Life After the Last Breath’ is Mr. Om Charan Amatya. An inquisitive researcher, writer, producer, a social activist and the Founder Chairperson of ‘Organ Donors’ Association-Nepal’ (ODA-N), it is him who had undertaken a series of painstaking studies and researches for over five years before translating his dream into a concrete concept of THIS short movie, as well as that of a documentary and a feature film, all of them unequivocally centered on the theme of ‘Organ Donation’.

‘Kathmandu: A Tale of Toils of a Sinking Civilization’ (a Cause-driven Documentary in Nepali with English subtitles) and ‘The Blind by Heart’ (a short movie in Nepalbhasa with English subtitles) are the two of Mr. Amatya’s latest award-winning audio-visual creations besides a number of books and over 300 published articles on different topics to his credit. Of them, while ‘The Blind by Heart’ had bagged the Second Prize in a short movies’ competition held in Kathmandu in June 2022, ‘Kathmandu: A Tale of Toils of a Sinking Civilization’ has won the ‘Best Documentary Award-2025’ in June 2025 in Kathmandu. On his writing table now are two historic feature films: ‘Battle Between Bhaktapur and the Gurkhas: An Untold Story of Broken Bonds and Betrayals’ and ‘The Snowstorm: An Untold Story of the Trans-Himalayan Silk Road’, and three documentaries.

In ‘The Rebirth’, the one who stands behind the camera is Mr. Rahul Rai, a well-admired cinematographer, who, in his professional career spanning for over two decades, has over three dozens of documentaries, feature films and music videos to his credit.

Mr. Rajendra Manandhar, a professional video editor, sits on the editorial chair substantiating his skills to give a realistic look to the ‘The Rebirth’.

5. Languages of‘The Rebirth’: ‘The Rebirth’ will be made in Nepali with subtitles in English.

6. Anticipated Budget, the Flexible Funding Goal and the Duration:
a. The ‘The Rebirth’ is estimated to cost US$ 8,550 (Eight thousand five hundred fifty).
b. The flexible funding goal of ‘The Rebirth’, is US$ 5,700.00 (Five thousand seven hundred), 2/3 of the total anticipated budget.
c. The funding duration is 30 days, starting from May 7 till June 6, 2026.

7. Production Plan: As the final script is ready and all other shovel-works have already been accomplished, all that is left now is to take the cover off the camera. So, the camera can start rolling the moment the necessary fund is raised. Anyway, preparations are underway to commence shootings on June 21, 2026. The final product (‘The Rebirth’) will be ready for its exclusive VIP/Premiere Show by July 11, 2026.

8. Promotion and Screening: ‘The Rebirth’ is indeed a ‘Movie with a Mission’. So, no stone will be left unturned to make its message heard at all major (short) film festivals throughout the world. Besides, all social media will be used to make the message reach out to as many people as possible on the globe.

9. Contribution starts from US$ 10: To support the ‘Movie with a Mission’, any individual or institution can contribute starting from US$ 10 (Ten). For us, the amount of money doesn’t matter much; what matters most is the moral support and the solidarity each Backer shows to this great humanitarian cause.

10. Perks/Rewards for Backers: (View Sample Reward Certificate)

1. Category 1: Supporter — US$ 10+
a. Authentic digital Letter of Appreciation (with your name, optional photo).
b. Thank-you shoutout on the official Heritage Movies–Nepal website and the social media.

2. Category 2: Friend — US$ 100+
a. All from Category 1.
b. Your name in the film’s “Special Thanks” credits.
c. Early digital access link to watch the film before public release.

3. Category 3: Advocate — US$ 300+
a. All from Category 2.
b. An exclusive limited edition T-shirt (only 100 pcs) with the ‘Organ Donation’ motif.

4. Category 4: Patron — US$ 500+
a. All from Category 3.
b. An exclusive Nepali Pashmina Shawl.

5. Category 5: Co-Producer — US$ 1,500+ (Limited to 2 Backers)
a. All from Category 4.
b. An ‘Co-Producer’ credit (appears in film credits + IMDb).
c. A hand-carved wooden frame featuring your personalized Letter of Appreciation.

6. Category 6: ‘Executive Producer’ — US$ 3,000+ (Limited to 1 Backer)
a. All from Category 5.
b. Official ‘Executive Producer’ credit (in credits + IMDb).
c. Virtual meet-and-greet with the director and experts featured in the film.

11. Delivery: All physical perks/rewards (T-shirts, Pashmina shawls, hand-carved wooden frames) will be shipped worldwise to the Backer’s home address, OR handed over in person to him/her at the movie’s exclusive VIP Premiere Show in Kathmandu, Nepal provided he/she opts to get to Kathmandu and stay here at his/her own expenses.

12. Where will go the ‘Surplus’ and the Profits?: All surplus funds and profits from the documentary will go to:
1. Organ Donors’ Association–Nepal (ODA–N) for organ donation awareness and support.
2. Seed Bank of Heritage Movies–Nepal to finance future Cause-driven film projects.

13. Director’s Statement: The Rebirth: Life After the Last Breath is a poignant drama about how love and generosity can transform grief into hope. Inspired by real experiences, the film tells the story of a family who, after losing their only son, choose to donate his organs—giving others a second chance at life.

Through this short film, we want to highlight the emotional depth and human impact of organ donation. It is not only about saving lives but also about healing, compassion, and the way one act of kindness can ripple through many families.

Our hope is that this story will move audiences to see organ donation as a gift of life and inspire more people to have that conversation with their loved ones.