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Diane Kruger replaced Léa Seydoux in her role
Narrative
Karsh, an innovative businessman and grieving widower, builds a device to connect with the dead inside a burial shroud..
Referenced in Film Junk Podcast: Episode 961: In a Violent Nature + TIFF 2024 2024)
David Cronenberg's latest cinematic offering, "The Shrouds," left me pondering one burning question: Did Elon Musk finance this as a 2-hour Tesla commercial, or was it just a happy accident?
🤑In a plot that feels like a well-worn shroud itself, Karsh, an innovative businessman (read: Tesla enthusiast), builds a device to connect with the dead inside burial shrouds
If this sounds familiar, that's because Cronenberg has done it all before (voyeurism, obsession with death)-only much better, with fewer gadgets and more substance.The film drifts through themes of grief, technology, and, of course , an obligatory dystopian future with bad Russians/Chinese.
All the while, you're left wondering why any of this needed to exist in 2024, except as a reminder us to treat data security seriouslyIn the end, The Shrouds might only serve to remind us of how much better Cronenberg's 39;s earlier work was-or maybe just how much we all need a Tesla
https://citometrie.org/nature-of-the-2024-crime-full-movie-watch-netflix/
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