Man's Search for Happiness 1964 World's Fair, NY

This is the classic 1964 World's Fair version of this movie.  It describes clearly the Mormon Belief of God's design for man.  This film, although short, provides a good description of our purpose in life.  

Family Home Evening: The Plan of Salvation

Miranda and Tony taught the plan of salvation for Family Home Evening.  Miranda drew upon the lesson in "Preach My Gospel."  Tony drew upon his primary lesson on the same theme.  Miranda presented the above diagram, preearth life, birth, earth life, death, spirit world, final judgement and resurrection and three degrees of glory.  For more check out Mormon.org

Tony drew Miranda's picture again; but also was familiar with the lesson. 

Mormon Movie: Man's Search for Happiness (1964)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5oS2pZlvgI

This is an incredible movie, with a very good message.  The most important thing about this movie is the explanation of the plan of salvation.  It explains pre-earth life, mortality, and life beyond the veil. It also talks about the gifts of this life: time and agency.  We have the power to trade our time for those things which bring temporary pleasure, or those things which bring eternal joy.  The big clown used to make this point, and all the ticking clocks are a little bit disconcerting, but the message behind this movie is one of love.  It was produced for the 1964 World's Fair in New York.