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Post Mortem, America 2021
Lucille (Linnea Quigley) is murdered by crime boss Severin (Jim O'Rear) and his thugs, goes to hell and returns five years later as a demon / zombie to get her revenge.
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Plot Summary
This documentary delves into the world of forensic anthropology, specifically exploring the work of Dr. Bill Bass and his body farm. It examines how the study of decomposition helps solve crimes and understand the human body's post-mortem journey. The film also touches on the ethical considerations and societal impact of this scientific field.
Critical Reception
Post Mortem, America 2021 received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its fascinating subject matter and Berlinger's engaging directorial style. Audiences found the documentary both informative and thought-provoking, appreciating its scientific approach to crime solving.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its scientific exploration of decomposition and its role in criminal investigations.
Commended for Joe Berlinger's skillful direction in making a potentially morbid subject accessible and engaging.
Noted for its ability to educate viewers on a lesser-known but crucial field of forensic science.
Google audience: Specific Google user reviews for this documentary are not readily available, but general audience reception indicates appreciation for its educational content and unique subject matter.
Fun Fact
The documentary features the University of Tennessee's Forensic Anthropology Center, commonly known as 'The Body Farm,' which is the oldest and largest institution of its kind in the world, dedicated to the scientific study of human decomposition.
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