Richard Steele has died and now he has the choice of heaven or hell. Now, Steele is not the most innocent man in the world but he still wants to go to heaven. Because of this, he must prove himself first before moving on. The problem is that to take that big escalator to the sky he needs to solve his own murder, confront his wife who committed suicide (and is not exactly happy with him) and let go of his living girlfriend (who he does love but didnt exactly show it much). Well, they didnt say it was going to be easy, if he wanted that, he could go to hell, literally. Nicholson injects humor throughout Transparent Lovers along with lots of mystery that has you guessing to the end of who actually killed Steele. Also we read the journey of a man who must confront all the deeds he has done in the past and let go so that he may move on.

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