A film that bills itself as a political drama, but is really more of an oddball art film, and succeeds at neither. I'll note that I'm actually a fan of indie/arthouse films, but this film represents the worst of that genre, being a film that is glacially-paced for no good reason, with very little plot development, and languid and unsympathetic characters that often act with no clear motivation. The stated central theme of coroners who are forced to cover for the crimes of teh regime is barely developed. The relationship between the main character and his love interest is simply pathetic and rather gross, really. I cannot believe this film won awards. There's just nothing here in terms of a passable plot, or character development, or even individually interesting scenes. Why was this film even made?
Review of Post Mortem
