The questions are human.

The answers are Spiritist.

Marie is the voice that brings them back.

Explore modern questions about life, death, grief, purpose, spirits, and what comes after—answered through the Spiritist thought of Allan Kardec.

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Begin with a human question

  • Spiritism teaches that death ends the body, but not the life of the soul.

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  • Spiritism teaches that life is part of a longer journey of learning, responsibility, and growth.

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  • Spiritism teaches that prayer can influence us, strengthen our intentions, and connect us with spiritual help.

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  • Reincarnation gives the soul new opportunities to learn, repair, and continue its moral progress.

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You do not need to begin with doctrine.

Begin with the question that brought you here.

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Short cinematic stories about grief, guilt, love, memory, and what may continue after death—rooted in Spiritist thought.

When doctrine becomes a human story.

The Cases

A composite image featuring two women, one on the left with gray hair, glasses, and a serious expression, and another on the right with shoulder-length hair and a distressed expression. A dark, old house with a gate is in the background, and the text "I DID NOT Die Here" is superimposed in the center.
A composite image featuring two women, one on the left with gray hair, glasses, and a serious expression, and another on the right with shoulder-length hair and a distressed expression. A dark, old house with a gate is in the background, and the text "I DID NOT Die Here" is superimposed in the center.

I Did Not Die Here

A buried silence returns.

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An older woman with gray hair, glasses, and pearl earrings, sitting in a dimly lit room with a wooden table and an old-fashioned bell on it. The text reads "THE BELL stopped."
An older woman with gray hair, glasses, and pearl earrings, sitting in a dimly lit room with a wooden table and an old-fashioned bell on it. The text reads "THE BELL stopped."

The Bell Stopped

The sound stopped. The bond did not.

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Behind every answer: 1,019 questions.

Allan Kardec’s The Spirits’ Book provides the doctrinal foundation for Marie’s Answers.

Its 1,019 questions explore life, death, spirits, reincarnation, suffering, justice, moral progress, and the destiny of the soul.

Marie de Caba brings this body of Spiritist thought into a contemporary audiovisual language, answering the human questions people still ask today.

What is Spiritism?
A portrait of Marie de Caba, an elderly woman with short, curly gray hair, wearing glasses and pearl earrings, dressed in a dark blazer.

Who was Marie de Caba?

Marie de Caba was a real historical figure and Spiritist medium who lived and worked in Barcelona. Her life and work survived repression, silence, and the loss of much of her archive.

Today, Marie de Caba is reconstructed through family memory, surviving records, cinematic storytelling, and artificial intelligence.

AI restores the voice. It does not create the wisdom behind it.

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