It’s time for Scripted In Heaven: The Story of Eternal Hope
Lourdes Duque Baron’s trajectory into the limelight found its zenith with the release of “Tombstone Pillow,” a cinematic masterpiece that not only garnered her a coveted best actress nomination but also clinched an astonishing tally of 37 International film festival nominations and would go on to win 30.
Tombstone Pillow won all major awards in Europe including Cannes, France, Italy, Berlin, Amsterdam, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Japan & Manila.
Set against the evocative backdrop of a cemetery, Baron’s portrayal of Olivia, a woman ensconced in the labyrinthine complexities of life amidst the graves, was nothing short of mesmerizing — a performance that elicited both adulation and introspection.
Delving into the intricate layers of her character, Lourdes Duque Baron’s journey to excellence was further elevated through immersion in the guidance of one of Hollywood’s preeminent acting mentors — an investment that unequivocally bore fruit.
Now, poised at the precipice of her next creative odyssey, Baron sets her sights on “Scripted in Heaven,” a cinematic opus that promises to traverse the corridors of faith, resilience, and the redemptive power of the human spirit. Drawing from her own life’s tapestry, Baron weaves a narrative that transcends mere celluloid; it’s a visceral journey into the crucible of adversity, where her husband, the robotic surgeon Dr. Robinson Baron, grapples with the specter of cancer, finding solace and transcendence through the prism of faith.
She believes that faith based movies are beginning to blossom and feels it is time.
Scripted in Heaven a painful journey of her husband robotic surgeon Dr. Robinson Baron fight with cancer and the lessons of faith and spiritual renewal.
“Scripted in Heaven” is a true story that follows the journey of Dr. Robinson V. Baron and his physical and metaphysical healing. As a stubborn surgeon, he ignores a cryptic warning from a mystical woman about imminent complications with his health — a message he later realized was divine intervention. The struggles that follow take him on a journey of spiritual renewal, which leads him to rediscover his true faith and his true love. It is a story of a surgeon who believes he is invincible.
When the misguided night of his soul succumbs to the relentless, illicit carnal seductions and lures him to the cesspool of mortal sins, he ‘meets’ Padre Pio da Pietrelcina, on a metaphysical level, and encounters a saving grace that delivers him from the portals of perdition. Padre Pio de Pietrecilna’s influence, deep faith and relationship with Jesus Christ is what will save their family from this ordeal, and continue to guide them in their humanitarian missions all over the globe with Hope for the World Foundation.
On January 10, 2013, Lourdes Duque Baron was nominated for The Sidney Hillman Foundation Award for her book “Scripted In Heaven”. On February 12, 2013, she was once again nominated for the 2013 EOTM Award for her published book “Scripted In Heaven” in the category of Outstanding Literary (Inspirational, True Story, Biography).
Baron reveals the book as healing for her as well. “I came to realize how little I knew of my faith and it became clear to me that I have not only been keeping Jesus at a distance, but that I have been offending my Lord for the past 64 years of my life.”
On February 28, 2013, she would win another award for her book “Scripted In Heaven” at MoneyCytec Achiever Awards Night 2013 in New York.
Beyond her individual accolades, Baron’s collaboration with Dream Team Directors has yielded significant recognition, particularly for their earlier work on the acclaimed short film documentary “Hope for the World Foundation.” Inspired by a profound desire to shed light on the global humanitarian efforts of the foundation, Baron and her collaborators embarked on a poignant cinematic journey that captivated audiences and earned them the prestigious 24k gold Impact Docs Award.
The Impact Docs Awards, renowned for their commitment to honoring high-quality documentaries and filmmakers, recognized the profound impact of “Hope for the World Foundation.” With a mission to promote the achievements of filmmakers and amplify their voices on a global scale, the award serves as a testament to Baron’s unwavering commitment to storytelling that inspires and uplifts.
Looking ahead, Baron remains steadfast in her commitment to using her platform for positive change. As preparations for the next major medical mission with Hope for the World Foundation are underway, Baron stands ready to lend her voice and talents to the cause. Alongside her husband, Dr. Robinson Baron — a trailblazing robotic surgeon — and Michael Gavrizescu, lead singer of Burning Red, Baron embraces the opportunity to synergize their collective talents for the betterment of humanity.
As Baron sets her sights on new horizons, including the production of “Scripted in Heaven,” a faith-based film poised to resonate with audiences worldwide, her journey exemplifies the transformative power of storytelling and the profound impact of compassionate action. With her unwavering dedication to creating art that inspires and uplifts, Lourdes Duque Baron continues to illuminate the world with her boundless talent and unwavering commitment to making a difference.
As Baron embarks on her next cinematic expedition, she embodies the epitome of artistic alchemy — a visionary whose canvas extends far beyond the realms of celluloid, traversing the contours of faith, resilience, and the boundless capacity of the human spirit to illuminate the darkest recesses of the human experience.
In a world ensnared by tumult and uncertainty, Lourdes Duque Baron emerges as a beacon of light — a testament to the enduring power of art to uplift, inspire, and transcend.