NECROPOLIS

NECROPOLIS

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Release Date

9/6/2026

Runtime

9 mins

Genres

Overview

A Stone Tape film inspired by the yellow fever epidemic in 19th century New Orleans, using analog camera techniques and contact microphones to excavate the material traces of trauma. Coined by archaeologist and parapsychologist T.C. Lethbridge, Stone Tape Theory posits that material objects record traumatic events of the past… and that they can be played back.

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

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Revenue

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A haunting experimental work that treats plague-stricken ground as a recording device, using analog degradation and found sound to summon ghosts from material objects themselves. You'll feel the weight of history pressing through the physical world.

Mood

UnsettlingMournfulParanoidContemplative

Themes

MortalityMemory

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Slow-burn

Look

HandheldDocumentary-likeHigh-contrast

Structure

Nonlinear

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NECROPOLIS (2026) directed by Kevin T. Allen | FirstCinema