Like an archeologist, the filmmaker sifts through old remains and uncovers intimate details of five infamous men. We learn about their favorite foods, films, habits and sex lives yet there is no mention of their public lives or of their place in history. Although intentionally omitted, the horrors for which these men were responsible hover over the film.
| Original title | Human Remains |
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| Danish title | Jordiske rester |
| Director | Jay Rosenblatt |
| Screenplay | Jay Rosenblatt, John Turk |
| Director of Photography | Jay Rosenblatt, John Turk |
| Editor | Jay Rosenblatt, John Turk |
| Sound | Jay Rosenblatt, Amy Hunter |
| Production country | Denmark |
| Domestic distribution | DFI/Distribution & Formidling |
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| Production company | Filmværkstedet / DFI |
| Domestic distribution | DFI/Distribution & Formidling |
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| Direction | Jay Rosenblatt |
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| Script | Jay Rosenblatt |
| Script | John Turk |
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| Cinematography | Jay Rosenblatt |
| Cinematography | John Turk |
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| Editing | Jay Rosenblatt |
| Editing | John Turk |
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| Sound | Jay Rosenblatt |
| Sound | Amy Hunter |
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