Nekromantik is a German film carried out by Jorg Buttgereit in 1987.

Very discussed and prohibited in several countries (the United Kingdom) because of its subject the Nécrophilie, it reached little by little the statute of Film worship.

History

Rob (Daktari Lorenz) works for a company of collecting of body (Joe' S Street Cleaning Agency), which enables him to subtilize corpses that it brings back at his place in order to devote to erotic acts on them. It with the complicity of its promised in marriage (Beatrice Manowski). But its owner realizing that " something cloche" , Rob is returned of its work what causes a crisis in its couple. From there it is the forfeiture.

There also exists a continuation Nekromantik 2 realized it by Buttgereit.

Left into video to France at Haxan VOstf.

The DVD of Nekromantik published by the Company Barrel Entertainment, is in any perfect point, those which saw it on the Haxan video will be agreeably surprised because this film was not cleaned like many films of horror, it keeps its dirty and unhealthy character.

With of the nécrophilie which is the principal subject, it is question of ill treatments to animals (a rabbit and a cat for Nekromantik 1, a seal in Nekromantik 2), and especially of the suicide.

The Character of Daktari Lorenz (Rob), can live only by death, and its clean dead is only the section of the inexorable road, it will have even an erection and an ejaculation while committing suicide.

Buttgereit carried out a daring film, because it inserts also a film in the film, which is a basic slasher, or a young blonde is continued by a serial killer, and from this setting in abyss, it allows a criticism on its contemporaries who turn of the murders in series but which are accepted by the critic and the public in general.

Work not to put between all the hands, but to have urgently.

Bonds

• Nekromantik on Internet Movie Database
• http://www.barrel-entertainment.com/releases/nekromantik.htm
• http://www.barrel-entertainment.com/releases/nekromantik2.htm

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