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Diane Kruger has replaced Léa Seydoux in her role
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Karsh, an innovative businessman and grieving widower, creates a device to connect with the dead inside the shroud. IMDb editor Arno Kazarian previews 12 films he’ll screen at the 2024 New York Film Festival, including Anora and the dangerous and strangely erotic Mercy..
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David Cronenberg’s latest cinematic offering, "The Shrouds" left me pondering a burning question: Did Elon Musk finance this two-hour Tesla commercial, or was it just a happy accident? 🤑In what seems like a threadbare plot, Karsh, an innovative businessman (read: Tesla enthusiast), builds a device to connect with the dead inside burial shrouds.
The film tackles themes of sadness, technology, and of course, the obligatory dystopian future with Russian/Chinese villains
If this sounds familiar, it’s because Cronenberg has done it all before (voyeurism, obsession with death) — only much better, with fewer gadgets and more substance. All the while, you wonder why any of this needs to exist in 2024, if not to remind us that we take data security seriously.
Check out the full lineup for the 62nd New York Film Festival this fall
Ultimately, Covers might just remind us how great Cronenberg’s early work was — or maybe how much we all need a Tesla.
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