A Political Autopsy

POST MORTEM! is a short film composed entirely of direct-to-camera monologues—an unsettling theatrical experiment that dissects the corpse of a failed society through six unreliable narrators.

Set in a red, interrogation-like room, each character represents a symbolic archetype:
The Mother. The Worker. The Whore. The Politician. The Heir. The Student.
They speak, confess, deny, perform—each one circling around a shared guilt, a collective crime. But the body is never shown. Only consequences.

Inspired by the visual grammar of Nadia Lee Cohen, the surreal tone of Lynch, and the stylized intensity of Almodóvar, POST MORTEM! blends high fashion, discomfort, and political theatre into a single, controlled scream.

There are no heroes here. Just a slow, glittering collapse.