DVD. It was a film that dreamed big. The team behind it seemed to know it was destined to break out of the past limits of Mormon cinema. By casting major movie talent, including Christopher Gorham and rising star Anne Hathaway, and joining forces with the producer of Schindler's List and Jurassic Park, filmmaker Mitch Davis willed The Other Side of Heaven into the mainstream. Never content, he then brokered a home video deal with Disney's Buena Vista Home Entertainment division and watched as an inspirational story of a Mormon missionary in Tonga in the 1950s became a cultural phenomenon. Fifteen years later, with a new bonus fireside with Elder John H. Groberg, the 15th Anniversary Edition is available to a new generation of viewers.