Buried in Europe

This 15-minute film combines documentary and animation to present a current anthropological perspective on cemetery architecture. It captures the various traditions of commemorating the deceased across Europe, reflecting on their significance and evolution over millennia.

Utilizing the unique anima technique of hyperlapse, Buried in Europe creates a pseudo-life experience that showcases its subject matter in a dynamic way. This film offers insight into the vital outputs of cultural heritage, focusing on how societies honor their past and their departed.

Collectors interested in documentaries or animations that delve into anthropology and cultural history may find this film particularly engaging. Its innovative approach and focus on a unique aspect of heritage make it a notable addition to any collection.