Xevi Collellmir, Jordi Tarrida, 聲gel Tarris
A short film wherein a man working in a morgue mutilates and defiles one of the corpses. He takes the heart home to his dog.
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Thanks to my friend Mark I've got my hands on the copy of this brilliant movie.With a run time of only thirty minutes "Aftermath" will leave you feeling truly disgusted for watching it,but certainly you'll watch it again and again.This movie takes place in an autopsy room where t...( read more)
Technically, it's an impressive piece of work and shows Cerda has some serious skill as a director as does the cinematographer, Christopher Baffa.
The film/short itself involves necrophilia and very little is left to the imagination as a demented coroner "spends time" with a rec...( read more)
2nd chapter in a trilogy, along with Awakening and Genesis. A 30 minute endurance test shot without dialogue. Female victim on the slab, locked door, a camera and your worst suspicions . The best part of this film is how realistic it looks. The beautifully filmed autopsies loo...( read more)
The most beautifully shot and directed nasty, gross, disturbing film ever. Extremely nihilistic and horrifying. A great watch.
Whenever I hear about a "shocking" or "unbelievable" film on the internet or on Imdb I usually take a look and see what its about, this film is an example of one such instance. The film Aftermath was a short film made by Nacho Cerda in 1994. It was the second film made by Cerda i...( read more)
An extremely graphic short film of human mortality and the desires of the flesh.
Necrophilic necropsy. You're supposed to film a real-looking sex scene in order to shock. Failure results when the female rubber dummy looks it. It has a cool little storyline good for the short's length and my eyes weren't aware of any so-called notable photography. Disappointing.
Only 30 minutes long,but I Guarantee you will be shocked and disgusted in those short 30 minutes.
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