Soul Sessions (2018) -

The narrative focuses on how specific decisions can tear soulmates apart and alter their shared destiny forever.

The core premise suggests that soulmate connections are not bound by a single lifetime.

Audience reviews for the film are polarized. Some viewers appreciate the unique, thoughtful premise and the way it handles reincarnation and déjà vu . However, critics and other audience members have described the execution as sluggish or "sluggish," with some dismissing the spiritual elements as "new agey mumbo jumbo". On platforms like Letterboxd , some users found the plot’s ending to be "absurd" and felt the reincarnation sequences lacked enough connection to the primary modern-day plot. Reviews of Soul Sessions (2018) - Letterboxd Soul Sessions (2018)

Released in 2018, is an independent drama film directed by Vincent Gaffney that delves into the metaphysical intersection of depression, love, and reincarnation. Plot Summary

The film explores several deep spiritual and philosophical themes: The narrative focuses on how specific decisions can

Paulina Olszynski (Lindsay), Clare Cooney (Janice), and Mike McNamara (Jeffrey) Themes and Critical Reception

It contrasts corporate success with spiritual emptiness, suggesting that modern ailments (like depression) may have roots in unresolved past-life traumas. Some viewers appreciate the unique, thoughtful premise and

The story centers on (played by Adam Senn), a highly successful investment banker living in Chicago. Despite his professional triumphs and high-end lifestyle, a traumatic life event plunges him into a severe depression that leads him to contemplate suicide.