From Earth To Earth: The Lost Art of Dying in America (2024)
A documentary that analyzes the systematic problems of the death and burial industry, and explores the alternative and natural burials practices. Through on-location shooting in the woods of Vermont and the meadows of central New York, "From Earth To Earth" explores these alternative practices and their the pioneers, which inspire a new outlook on death.
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A documentary that analyzes the systematic problems of the death and burial industry, and explores the alternative and natural burials practices. Through on-location shooting in the woods of Vermont and the meadows of central New York, "From Earth To Earth" explores these alternative practices and their the pioneers, which inspire a new outlook on death.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:4/13/2024
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Spirit & Soil Productions
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