Naming my baby

Hello good afternoon. A few updates:

• I finished filming!!!
• I started editing today!!
• The New Abnormal is a great album and it's been on repeat since it came out!!
• I don't have a name for my short film yet!!

And I have no clue what to call it, but I've decided I'm coming up with a name by tonight. I cannot express how lame it is to have to name all the audio and footage files "Short film A Level" because I don't have anything original yet.

In searching for inspiration. I looked up the meaning of my grandmother's name: Zoraida. Very interesting things came up. 

1.  It has Arabic origin, and it means "enchanting" or "dawn"
2. It is also likely Cervantes invented the name, there was a character named Zoraida in Don Quixote
3. It was also the name of a minor 12th century Spanish saint, a convert from Islam

Three very interesting facts. Could I name my film Dawn or The Convert? No. Enchanting Woman??? No. None of these would make sense. 

So I do have the option of naming it Greetings From Heaven. It is what shows on the postcard, and I've been told it would definitely work as a title. I agree. Sort of. It does embody the content, but it does sound like some kind of cheesy early 2000s rom com. Am I wrong? Maybe. 

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My mom was saying I should name it something that radiates emptiness. She mentioned calling it "The Void" but: 

I feel like I already know about too many things named something related to a void and it just makes everything superficial and it would lose its essence because it would be compared to a song, a horror film, and a band. I hope you know what I mean. 

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I just happened to find an article named "Greetings From Heaven: A Modern History Of Heaven Tourism". Clever.

I thought of naming it something related to the symbols that appear in it: orchids, fish, chimes, or teacups. Maybe have a name in french or spanish? The two languages my grandmother spoke.

Maybe something related to euphemisms? Melatonin? I found this article with death euphemisms. Some are kind of funny not gonna lie. I didn't know "kicked the bucket" was a thing.

I'll just make a list here with the possible title options:

• Greetings From Heaven
• "L'aube" or "L'aurore" (dawn in french)
• Tea Time
• Gone Elsewhere
• Elsewhere
• Eternal rest
• Departed
• Paradis (paradise in french)
• Flying Fish
• Afloat

I guess I'll just reveal the name later this week when I come up with it my brain's too overloaded at the time.