“Miracles from Heaven” is a 2016 movie directed by Patricia Riggen and based on the memoir of the same name by Christy Beam. The movie tells the true story of the Beam family, who live in Burleson, Texas. Their daughter, Anna, suffers from a rare digestive disorder that leaves her unable to eat without severe pain.

After a series of medical treatments, Anna and her family travel to Boston to meet with a specialist who can help her condition. While there, Anna has a freak accident that leads to her falling headfirst into a hollow tree. After being rescued, Anna tells her parents that she visited heaven and was given a message from God that would change their lives forever.

The movie follows the Beam family’s journey as they navigate Anna’s illness and the impact that her experience has on their faith and relationships. The movie stars Jennifer Garner as Christy Beam, Kylie Rogers as Anna Beam, Martin Henderson as Kevin Beam (Anna’s father), and Queen Latifah as Angela Bradford (a waitress who befriends the family).

“Miracles from Heaven” received mixed reviews from critics but was praised for its performances, especially by Jennifer Garner. The movie grossed over $73 million worldwide, making it a commercial success.