David Cronenberg processes his grief in a conspiracy thriller about high-tech graves, corporate espionage and the horrors to say goodbye to a loved one.
David Cronenberg wants to talk to you about death. Of course, many people have died in the films of the Canadian filmmaker, which have been created in the past almost six decades. And often in the grotesque and baroque way you can imagine. (Who could ever forget this? Or this one? …
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