You Will All Come To Me Here

The film poses critical questions about the criteria for burial in a cemetery reserved for notable figures. Through interviews, it sheds light on the ethical considerations faced by the management of these burial sites. It explores how one's life choices and party allegiance influenced their final resting place.

As a documentary from 1981, it captures a specific moment in time, reflecting the values and challenges of the era. Collectors of political documentaries or those interested in communist history will find this film particularly relevant.