Among the releases TetroVideo of August, as well as Portae Infernales (Germany - 2019), there will also be Thanatomorphose (Canada - 2012) for the first time also on Blu-ray. The film will be available in 100 numbered ultralimited copies, with glossy Bookbox containing the DVD and Blu-ray, two collector's cards 
Double-sided and a double-sided poster. With subtitles in English, Italian, German and Spanish.
Produced and directed by Eric Falardeau, here in his directorial debut, Thanatomorphose is structured in three acts representing the stages of physical and psychological deterioration of the protagonist (Kayden Rose). Apathetic toward life, the girl will allow herself to slowly die internally and externally, watching, helplessly, her decay. A hint of deviant self-love coupled with putrefaction and death will be just some of the ingredients of a rotten and suffocating work.
In the cast: Kayden Rose, Émile Beaudry, Davyd Tousignant, Karine Picard, Eryka L. Cantieri, Roch-Denis Gagnon, Pat Lemaire, and Simon Laperrière. Practical effects are by David Scherer (Horsehead, Blattaria, The Barn).
Here the review and theinterview to Eric Falardeau.
