Aftermath (1994) - Nacho Cerdà

The silent and eerie bond formed with the lifeless bodies arriving at the morgue deepens step by step in the cold corridors of the night shift. In this short film, which explores the boundaries of experimental cinema, director Nacho Cerdà focuses on the eerie rituals taking place among piles of decaying flesh. In a room dominated by the sharp sounds of scalpels and the sterile smell of lime, a routine anatomical examination quickly turns into a hair-raising obsession. Time, flowing in the background, grows even heavier in contrast to the stillness on the morgue table, leaving the viewer alone in a dark labyrinth.